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Shame has been maligned as a harmful emotion that has no place in human flourishing. But is this view correct? Is it biblical? Sean and Scott talk with Gregg Ten Elshof, a fellow Biola professor, about his latest book For Shame. Dr. Ten Elshof argues that shame is an important emotion, when experienced in the right way, to help with human flourishing in a well-ordered society.
This is an episode of Biola's Think Biblically podcast. Subscribe for weekly audio episodes at https://www.biola.edu/thinkbiblically
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Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture is a podcast from Talbot School of Theology at Biola University.
Listen on Apple Podcasts: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/think-biblically-conversations-on-faith-culture/id1300837524?mt=2
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Segments:
00:00 — Introduction
01:40 — Defining Shame
03:35 — What is Shamelessness
07:26 — Why write a book on shame?
09:36 — What are the connections between shame and sexuality?
12:23 — How do you distinguish healthy and unhealthy shame?
14:46 — How does cancel culture fit into the idea of shame?
17:45 — What are the similarities between shame and guilt?
23:36 — Understanding shame throughout history
30:16 — Jesus and his role with shame
31:56 — When is shaming okay?
41:40 — Why is shame defined incorrectly?
46:06 — Conclusion
Shame has been maligned as a harmful emotion that has no place in human flourishing. But is this view correct? Is it biblical? Sean and Scott talk with Gregg Ten Elshof, a fellow Biola professor, about his latest book For Shame. Dr. Ten Elshof argues that shame is an important emotion, when experienced in the right way, to help with human flourishing in a well-ordered society.
This is an episode of Biola's Think Biblically podcast. Subscribe for weekly audio episodes at https://www.biola.edu/thinkbiblically
========================
Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture is a podcast from Talbot School of Theology at Biola University.
Listen on Apple Podcasts: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/think-biblically-conversations-on-faith-culture/id1300837524?mt=2
Listen on Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/4gZECpHCBwJXXF3B6INcmw
Listen on Overcast: https://overcast.fm/itunes1300837524/think-biblically-conversations-on-faith-culture
Listen on Biola.edu: https://www.biola.edu/thinkbiblically
=========================
Segments:
00:00 — Introduction
01:40 — Defining Shame
03:35 — What is Shamelessness
07:26 — Why write a book on shame?
09:36 — What are the connections between shame and sexuality?
12:23 — How do you distinguish healthy and unhealthy shame?
14:46 — How does cancel culture fit into the idea of shame?
17:45 — What are the similarities between shame and guilt?
23:36 — Understanding shame throughout history
30:16 — Jesus and his role with shame
31:56 — When is shaming okay?
41:40 — Why is shame defined incorrectly?
46:06 — Conclusion
![Rediscovering the Virtue of Shame (with Gregg Ten Elshof) [Think Biblically Podcast]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/edRCUXzuIXs/hqdefault.jpg "Rediscovering the Virtue of Shame (with Gregg Ten Elshof) [Think Biblically Podcast]
Shame has been maligned as a harmful emotion that has no place in human flourishing. But is this view correct? Is it biblical? Sean and Scott talk with Gregg Ten Elshof, a fellow Biola professor, about his latest book For Shame. Dr. Ten Elshof argues that shame is an important emotion, when experienced in the right way, to help with human flourishing in a well-ordered society.
This is an episode of Biolas Think Biblically podcast. Subscribe for weekly audio episodes at https://www.biola.edu/thinkbiblically
Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture is a podcast from Talbot School of Theology at Biola University.
Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/think-biblically-conversations-on-faith-culture/id1300837524?mt=2
Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4gZECpHCBwJXXF3B6INcmw
Listen on Overcast: https://overcast.fm/itunes1300837524/think-biblically-conversations-on-faith-culture
Listen on Biola.edu: https://www.biola.edu/thinkbiblically
Segments:
00:00 — Introduction
01:40 — Defining Shame
03:35 — What is Shamelessness
07:26 — Why write a book on shame?
09:36 — What are the connections between shame and sexuality?
12:23 — How do you distinguish healthy and unhealthy shame?
14:46 — How does cancel culture fit into the idea of shame?
17:45 — What are the similarities between shame and guilt?
23:36 — Understanding shame throughout history
30:16 — Jesus and his role with shame
31:56 — When is shaming okay?
41:40 — Why is shame defined incorrectly?
46:06 — Conclusion")
![Truth and Toxic Masculinity [Think Biblically Podcast]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/etGOROtk_PI/hqdefault.jpg "Truth and Toxic Masculinity [Think Biblically Podcast]
What is meant by the term toxic masculinity? Where does it come from and is it, as some critics assert, “baked into Christian theology?” What is the “masculine mold” that the culture and the church tend to encourage? And most importantly, what does Christlike masculinity look like? We’ll answer these questions and more Sean and Scott discuss the currently controversial subject of toxic masculinity.
Subscribe to the Think Biblically podcast wherever you listen to podcasts: https://think-biblically.buzzsprout.com/share")
![The Way: Carmen Imes + For All Seasons [Torrey Conference 2022]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fRus70sWEzE/hqdefault.jpg "The Way: Carmen Imes + For All Seasons [Torrey Conference 2022]
Join us LIVE for sessions from Torrey Conference 2022.
This session features:
- A message from Dr. Carmen Imes, titled Finding Our Way in the Shadow of Disneyland
- Worship from @FASeasons
Streaming live from Biola University on Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at 9:30am - 11:00am PDT.
Biola students: Conference credit is only available by attending in-person.
We want our spiritual walks to be a straight line, but oftentimes they are more of a zigzag. We wish to plan out our lives – or at least know what lies ahead – but we can’t see that far. Sometimes God transforms us instantly through a worship night or conversation, but most of the time becoming like Jesus takes time, intentionality, and patience.
Continuing our walk through Philippians, Torrey Conference 2022 dives into Philippians 2:12-13: Therefore, my dear friends, as you have always obeyed—not only in my presence, but now much more in my absence—continue to work out your salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God who works in you to will and to act in order to fulfill his good purpose.
A few questions arise about the spiritual growth (salvation) process in these verses:
- What is my part in spiritual growth (work out)?
- What is God’s part (works in)?
- How does this all work together?
The main goal of TC22 is to explore how we work out our salvation while God works in us through three main avenues of spiritual growth:
- Spiritual practices
- Story
- Suffering
Each session will unpack the importance of these three S’s.
Join us as we learn to walk The Way of Jesus together!
@CarmenJoyImesPhD
Dr. Carmen Imes is an associate professor of Old Testament at Biola, and brings a passion for helping students and other laypeople engage the Old Testament, and discover its relevance for Christian identity and mission. Since the release of her book, Bearing Gods Name: Why Sinai Still Matters (IVP 2019), Imes has appeared on more than 50 podcasts and radio shows and launched her own YouTube channel where she releases weekly Torah Tuesday videos. She is a guest blogger for Christianity Today, The Political Theology Network, and The Well (InterVarsitys blog for women in the academy and professions). Imes is also a frequent speaker at churches, conferences and retreats. Before earning her Ph.D. from Wheaton College, Carmen and her husband served as missionaries in the Philippines with SIM International, reaching out to ethnic minorities. Imes loves introducing students to the rich insights of the global church.
@FASeasons
For All Seasons began as a group of friends in college that started a band with a shared passion for serving Jesus, making music and using their gifts to serve others. They write songs from their personal stories, placing an emphasis on fusing biblical truth with the passionate expression of original music. 10 years and six records later, the heart is still the same: to lead you in authentic worship and encourage you to worship God with honesty and surrender — because a genuine encounter with the living God will truly change your life forever!
More information on Torrey Conference 2022 is available at https://www.biola.edu/torrey-conference")
![Jesus People Movement and The Holy Spirit — Matt Chandler [Ablaze Conference 2021]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fgnuedFPUGc/hqdefault.jpg "Jesus People Movement and The Holy Spirit — Matt Chandler [Ablaze Conference 2021]
Matt Chandler speaks at the opening session of the Ablaze Conference 2021, held at Biola University.
Explore how the Holy Spirit sparked revival 50 years ago in the Jesus People Movement — and how he can set us ablaze again today. Hosted at Biola University on October 7–9, the Ablaze Conference featured plenary speakers, workshops, worship and a special reunion concert with musical artists from the Jesus People Movement.
Matt Chandler serves as the lead pastor at The Village Church in Flower Mound, TX. He came to The Village in December 2002, and describes his tenure as a replanting effort where he was involved in changing the theological and philosophical culture of the congregation. Matt is currently involved in church planting efforts both locally and internationally through The Village and various strategic partnerships. He serves as president of Acts 29, a worldwide church-planting organization. Over the last 10 years, Acts 29 has emerged from a small band of brothers to over 600 churches in the United States and around the world. His greatest joy outside of Jesus is being married to Lauren and being a dad to their three children, Audrey, Reid and Norah.")
![The Pornography Wars [Think Biblically Podcast]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gbUQB0JLBQ0/hqdefault.jpg "The Pornography Wars [Think Biblically Podcast]
What is the state of the current debate over the morality and legality of pornography? Is porn really harmful? Can pro-porn and anti-porn groups find common ground? In this episode, Sean and Scott discuss these questions and the recent book The Pornography Wars by sociologist Kelsy Burke. They also offer some practical advice for parents and church workers to help young people think biblically about sex and pornography.
Subscribe to the Think Biblically podcast wherever you listen to podcasts: https://think-biblically.buzzsprout.com/share")
![Polyamory: A Biblical Response [Think Biblically Podcast]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gw0ct2lJgyQ/hqdefault.jpg "Polyamory: A Biblical Response [Think Biblically Podcast]
What is polyamory and why is it bursting on the scene right now? Is there such a thing as Christian polyamory? Will polyamorous relationships work? While relying on Scripture and social science research, Sean and Scott discuss these questions and more.")
![The Legacy of Humanism [Think Biblically Podcast]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/h6V4IjfjvrQ/hqdefault.jpg "The Legacy of Humanism [Think Biblically Podcast]
What is Humanism? How significant is the Humanist worldview today? And how can Christians best love their Humanist neighbors? In this podcast and video, Sean and Scott discuss the recent book Humanly Possible, written by Sarah Bakewell, which covers 700 years of Humanist thought up to the present.
Subscribe to the Think Biblically podcast wherever you listen to podcasts: https://think-biblically.buzzsprout.com/share")
![Brian Moore: I Am An Olive Tree [Biola University Chapel]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hndscPkNw7w/hqdefault.jpg "Brian Moore: I Am An Olive Tree [Biola University Chapel]
Brian shares his story of finding out after 41 years that his father is not his biological father. God teaches Brian why David said that “I am an olive tree” and how to thrive when you discover the soil you’ve been birthed in is thorny and rocky.
Chapels are a regular part of student life at Biola University. Learn more about what it’s like to be a Biola student at https://www.biola.edu/student-life")
![Eddie Byun: The God of All Seasons [Talbot Chapel]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iVG5bTz4RRQ/hqdefault.jpg "Eddie Byun: The God of All Seasons [Talbot Chapel]
Chapels are a regular part of student life at Talbot School of Theology. Learn more about what it’s like to study at Talbot by visiting https://www.talbot.edu
Dr. Eddie Byun is an associate professor of Christian Ministry at Talbot School of Theology. He studied Speech Communication at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana where he experienced his calling into pastoral ministry. Upon graduation, Byun studied at Regent College in Vancouver for his Master of Divinity degree. After graduating, he began his full-time pastoral ministry and taught at Handong Global University in Pohang, South Korea. Afterward, he was led to Sydney, Australia where he founded New Life Worship. While in Australia, Eddie completed his Doctor of Ministry in Preaching at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. In 2008, God led Eddie back to Korea to be Lead Pastor of Onnuri English Ministry where he served for seven years. While in Korea, he also planted Crossway Mission Church and taught practical theology at Torch Trinity Graduate University. He is the author of IVP’s Readers Choice Award Winner Justice Awakening, Praying for Your Pastor, and Praying for Your Missionary. He is also the executive producer of “Save My Seoul,” which is a documentary on sex trafficking in South Korea. “Save My Seoul” won Best Documentary at the Asia-Pacific Film Festival.")
