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Aug. 6, 2026
What Is the Honor–Shame Dynamic of the Bible?
What Is the Honor–Shame Dynamic of the Bible? Overview The Bible was largely written in an honor shame context, where honor is public worth and shame is public disgrace-not merely private feelings of guilt. Western guilt innocence culture…
Aug. 6, 2026
Curiosity as a Biblical Discipline: Shaping a Holy Desire to Know
Curiosity as a Biblical Discipline: Shaping a Holy Desire to Know Every person who has ever opened a bible has felt it: a pull toward something deeper, a desire to know what lies beneath the surface of a passage, a character, or a doctrine. That pu…
Aug. 1, 2026
Why Did Jesus Eat With Sinners? (And What It Means For Us)
Why Did Jesus Eat With Sinners? (And What It Means For Us) Overview Jesus ate with sinners - especially tax collectors and social outcasts - to seek and save the lost (Luke 19:10), not to offer affirmation of their sin or ignore it entirely. …
July 31, 2026
The Better Way to Understand Repentance
Repentance: More Than a Moment For many Christians, repentance is one of the most intimidating words in the Bible. It often carries feelings of failure, guilt, and the fear that we haven't changed enough. If we're honest, many of us hear the word a…
July 31, 2026
The Significance of the Number 12 in the Bible
The Significance of the Number 12 in the Bible Overview The number 12 in the bible carries deep significance, consistently tied to God's authority, completeness, and covenant people. From the twelve tribes of Israel in the Old Testament to the twe…
July 31, 2026
If You Could Ask God One Question: What Would It Be?
If You Could Ask God One Question: What Would It Be? Concept If you could ask God one question, what would you choose-and why does that choice matter? The question you pick reveals more about your deepest fears, hopes, and assumptions than you mig…
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Aug. 6, 2026
What Is the Honor–Shame Dynamic of the Bible?
What Is the Honor–Shame Dynamic of the Bible? Overview The Bible was largely written in an honor shame context, where honor is public worth and shame is public disgrace-not merely private feelings of guilt. Western guilt innocence culture…
Aug. 6, 2026
Curiosity as a Biblical Discipline: Shaping a Holy Desire to Know
Curiosity as a Biblical Discipline: Shaping a Holy Desire to Know Every person who has ever opened a bible has felt it: a pull toward something deeper, a desire to know what lies beneath the surface of a passage, a character, or a doctrine. That pu…
Aug. 1, 2026
Why Did Jesus Eat With Sinners? (And What It Means For Us)
Why Did Jesus Eat With Sinners? (And What It Means For Us) Overview Jesus ate with sinners - especially tax collectors and social outcasts - to seek and save the lost (Luke 19:10), not to offer affirmation of their sin or ignore it entirely. …
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Ken Schulte
I have no fancy letters after my name. I am NOT a theologian, minister, priest, rabbi, or reverand. I am just a deep thinker and I think it makes me more relevant to my listeners because I have NO agenda. I firmly believe my place in the story is to add value. If I help you, great, that thrills me to do so. You may notice I ask a lot of questions and that is because I believe that questions are the key to everything.