Riverfront Ministries Podcast

Paul's letter to the Romans is packed with valuable insights - in this episode we start to unpack the letter

PARENTAL ADVISORY: This episode starts with a story that children and teens should not hear without a parent present.

What does justice have to do with scripture and with our lives?

In this episode, we hear from Barbie Fischer, Executive Director with Restorative Encounters and Program Coordinator with the Delaware Center for Justice.

First, some context on the opening moments of this podcast - there are times when hitting the "Record" button translates into "Pastor Edwin, let's hear some freestyle rap"

In addition to the opening rap, this episode explores some of the concepts Paul addresses in his follow-up letter to the people of Corinth.

In this episode, we explore Spiritual Gifts and Spiritual Fruit outlined by Paul.

  

 

 

 

The people of ancient Corinth were kind of into money, power, and status - as we try to wrap our minds around that concept, we look at how Paul addressed some of those issues.

In this episode, the Think and Drink crew starts looking at the first couple of letters attributed to the Apostle Paul.

This week the Think and Drink crew explores some of the differences between the teachings of Paul and Jesus.

 

From the prophet Micah:

"What does the LORD require of you But to do justice, to love kindness, And to walk humbly with your God?"

In this important episode, Pastor Emma talks with Kate Parker of the Delaware Center for Justice about the work being done right now in Delaware, including legislation that is being considered in the Delaware General Assembly this week and a panel discussion you should attend on Thursday.