Ep 842 | Phil’s Theory on Changing the World for the Better & the Two Hours Jase Will Never Get Back
Jase spends an evening hoping to see his niece and nephew on TV, and Phil emphasizes a way of life that could impact the entire world for the better. Al and Jase recall their childhood dependence on processed meats, though it all seems to be coming full circle in their later years. The guys review how the book of Acts fits into the greater arc of the gospel, and Jase makes a point connecting the tower of Babel in Genesis to the pouring out of the Holy Spirit in Acts. Plus, the guys explain what it’s like to be intoxicated by the Holy Spirit.
In this episode: Acts 1, verses 12-26; Genesis 11, verses 4-9; Ephesians 5, verses 15-20
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Jase spends an evening hoping to see his niece and nephew on TV, and Phil emphasizes a way of life that could impact the entire world for the better. Al and Jase recall their childhood dependence on processed meats, though it all seems to be coming full circle in their later years. The guys review how the book of Acts fits into the greater arc of the gospel, and Jase makes a point connecting the tower of Babel in Genesis to the pouring out of the Holy Spirit in Acts. Plus, the guys explain what it’s like to be intoxicated by the Holy Spirit.
In this episode: Acts 1, verses 12-26; Genesis 11, verses 4-9; Ephesians 5, verses 15-20
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