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Will Dobbie is pastor of Emmanuel Church of Knoxville, Tennessee, and author of “From Everlasting to Everlasting: Every Believer's Biography,” and “A Time to Mourn: Grieving the Loss of Those Whose Eternities Were Uncertain.” He returns to talk about mourning the deaths of loved ones who are either unsaved, or whose salvation is unclear. Show notes available at https://echozoe.com/191

Kofi Adu-Boahen is pastor of Redeemer Bible Fellowship in Medford, Oregon. Kofi has been with us several times, and returns once again, this time to talk about Law and Gospel. Show notes will be at https://echozoe.com/190

The book of Ezra is an interesting look at the return of the Jewish people from the Babylonian Captivity in the Fifth Century, BC, and the building of the Second Temple. In this introduction, we look at the Biblical and Historical context leading up to the second phase of the Return, under Ezra.

Gabe Hughes is pastor of Providence Reformed Baptist Church in Casa Grande, Arizona. He’s also an author, and creator of WWUTT, or When We Understand the Text, a ministry in which he creates Youtube videos, writes books, and has a daily podcast. For this episode, Gabe and I talk about Christians and Entertainment. We touch on various aspects, from Christian Entertainment production, to the kind of entertainment that we, as Christians, are comfortable consuming, and what entertainment do we allow our kids to consume.

Andrew Rappaport and Fred Butler return for the sixth annual Roundtable. The format is more free-form this time around. It’s a fun discussion that begins with Fred talking about Bigfoot, and ends with Andrew discussing “No Quarter November.” Episode page is at https://echozoe.com/188

Andrew Rappaport is the founder of Striving for Eternity Ministries, and co-creater of the Christian Podcast Community. He’s also a frequent guest, and is back for his ninth episode of Echo Zoe Radio. Andrew returns to talk about the history and politics of modern Israel. Andrew lays out the governments of the land from the Ottoman empire to the current day, and the nature of the conflict over the land that persists, and which has boiled over in recent weeks.

Gene Clyatt returns for a fourth installment of English Reformation history {at least in regard to the time-period.) Gene was first on with me in August of 2021, where he talked about the early days of the English Reformation under Henry the 8th and Bishop Thomas Cranmer. In the May, 2022 episode, Gene returned to talk about England under Queen Elizabeth I. Last November, he talked about England under King James I. For this episode, we get into the Witch Trials. Gene gives some history on how they began, talks about how King James brought them to Scotland and England, and how they ended up in the American Colonies, with Salem being the best-known. Show notes are at https://echozoe.com/186

Allen Nelson is pastor of Providence Baptist Church in Perryville, Arkansas. He’s also the author of “Before the Throne: Reflections on God's Holiness,” “From Death to Life: How Salvation Works,” and “A Change of Heart: Understanding Regeneration and Why it Matters.” He also writes for Things Above, a Christian group blog dedicated to Missions, Evangelism, Theology, and Sports, which is at thingsabove.us. In addition to Things Above, he has some articles up at Founders Ministries as well. He returns this month to discuss Regeneration, which is not only the subject of his latest book, but is a great follow-up to his most recent show with us on Effectual Calling. Show notes are available at https://echozoe.com/184

Michael Coughlin is an evangelist from Ohio, and a pro-life activist. He was first on Echo Zoe Radio nearly seven years ago, for the July 2016 episode, in which we talked about Proper Comparisons. He returns this month to talk about Faithfulness through Trials. Show notes are available at https://echozoe.com/181

Gabe Hughes is Associate Pastor of First Baptist Church in Lindale, Texas. He’s also an author, and creator ofWWUTT, orWhen We Understand the Text, a ministry in which he creates Youtube videos, writes books, and has a daily podcast. For this episode, Gabe joins us to discuss a major controversy within the Southern Baptist Convention over the ordination of women as pastors, and how it threatens to divide the SBC. We also talk about why this issue is important, and why those of us who are not Southern Baptists should be paying attention and praying for our Southern Baptist brethren. Show notes are available at https://echozoe.com/180

Chris Hohnholz is the host of Voice of Reason Radio, a fellow show on the Christian Podcast Community. I was set to do a show with his co-host Richard Story, who had to not only postpone doing a show with me, but also postpone doing a regular show with Chris, so Chris and I teamed up for a crossover episode. For this episode, we want to talk to your unbelieving friends and family, so give us a listen, but then please share the link with that loved-one whom you’ve been praying for and that you’d like to hear the Gospel. Show page is at https://echozoe.com/179

Will Dobbie is pastor of Emmanuel Church of Knoxville, Tennessee, and author of From Everlasting to Everlasting: Every Believer's Biography. The book is a 30-Day devotional, broken into five Acts, walking the reader through the theological aspects of salvation from eternity past to eternity future, with practical application in between. Show notes are available at https://echozoe.com/178

Kofi Adu-Boahen returns for his sixth episode to talk about Genesis 1-11. Kofi is pastor of Redeemer Bible Fellowship in Medford, Oregon. He’s been preaching through Genesis, and is here to talk about the Creation, the Fall, The Flood, and a little about Babel.
 Show notes are available at https://echozoe.com/177

Andrew Rappaport and Fred Butler return for the fifth annual Roundtable. Andrew and Fred were asked to each bring a mini topic to discuss. We start with Fred's topic: Christian Nationalism. For the second half of the show, Andrew led a discussion on miracles and cessationism. Brief show notes available at https://echozoe.com/176

Gene Clyatt returns for a third installment of English Reformation history. Gene was first on with me in August of last year, where he talked about the early days of the English Reformation under Henry the 8th and Bishop Thomas Cranmer. In the May episode this year, Gene returned to talk about England under Queen Elizabeth I. For this episode, we recap a little bit of the previous two, and get into King James VI of Scotland, who became King James I of England. Gene shares a bit about how James became king, and then gets into the Gunpowder Plot, which happened on November 5th, 1605, and was the inspiration behind this being the November episode. Show notes are available at https://echozoe.com/175

Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson holds a PhD in cell and developmental biology from Harvard University. He has been studying the information available about the human genome, and his book Traced gets into some of the fascinating information he has found, which challenges the Evolutionary worldview, and reflects the history of humanity as described in the book of Genesis. He has found information that reflects the aftermath of the Flood and the scattering of humanity around the globe following the Tower of Babel. In this interview, he shares what got him going on this research, what excites him, what he hopes to find as he continues digging into the data, and how you may be able to help with the research. Show notes available September 1 at https://echozoe.org/173

Roger Patterson is a science instructor at Answers in Genesis with a Biology degree from Montana State University. He teaches Biology and Chemistry at the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter, as well is various online offerings. He has been on the show twice before to discuss the three-volume “World Religions and Cults” set that he co-authored with Bodie Hodge, and returns this month to talk about the many science education options available through Answers in Genesis. Show notes are available at https://echozoe.com/172

As an addendum to the discussion with Ryan Habbena on the Temple, we discuss the current situation in Jerusalem as many in Israel seek to build a Third Temple.

Ryan Habbena is pastor of Conquering King Fellowship church in Eagan, Minnesota, Instructor at Village Schools of the Bible, President of the Mount Moriah Foundation and Zera Biblical Films, and board member of Echo Zoe Ministries. He joins us this month to talk about the history of the Temple, as well as some thoughts about Temples yet to come.

Chris Hohnholz is a law enforcement officer near Reno, Nevada and fellow Christian Podcast Community podcaster. He and Richard Story have a show called Voice of Reason Radio. He returns for another discussion cornucopia episode, where we talk about three different, but related topics from the Christian response to tragedy, being Salt and Light in the world, and the nature of our rights as Christians. Show notes are available at https://echozoe.com/170

Gene Clyatt returns for a second installment of English Reformation history. Gene was first on with me in August of last year, where he talked about the early days of the English Reformation under Henry VIII and Bishop Thomas Cranmer. In this episode, Gene reviews a little of that at the beginning, and then talks about England under Queen Elizabeth I. Show notes are available at https://echozoe.com/169

Andrew Rappaport is back! Andrew has been on the show many times, and this month he returns to talk about Apologetics. Andrew is the founder and president of Striving for Eternity Ministries, which focuses on Evangelism, Outreach, and education. Show notes are available at https://www.echozoe.com/168

In a recent message chat with @theczech on the Locals board, I solicited ideas for a video. He brought up past experience with various Perfectionist and Fundamentalist movements. He also battled with "worldliness" much like what was discussed with Michelle Lesley in the latest podcast episode. In this video, I talk a little more about Legalism, Antinomianism, Liberty, and "Worldliness."

Countering the notion that there are multiple, maybe even many, paths to God. Sharing the Gospel, and explaining why Jesus is the only way.

Gabe Hughes returns for his sixth episode of Echo Zoe Radio. Since he was last on the show, he has taken a position as Associate Pastor of First Baptist Church in Lindale, Texas. He’s also an author, and creator of WWUTT, or When We Understand the Text, a ministry in which he creates Youtube videos, writes books, and has a daily podcast. For this episode, Gabe and I discuss Expository Bible Study. The basis of the topic is a seminar that Gabe has been participating in along with Pastor Tom Buck in which they teach pastors how to properly study the Biblical text in preparation for delivering sermons, but the material is also helpful to those of us who are not pastors in our personal study. Gabe spends an hour walking us through some simple steps to take to better understand the Biblical text. Show notes available at https://echozoe.com/167