Southern Yankees, low anthropology, Doubting Thomases, and the famine of the Word.

Ministry Minded

In this episode, I reflect on the scene where the doubt of poor ole “Doubting Thomas” was quelled — and why we, too, can find so much solace in the Christ of God condescending to his disciple’s deepest fears. I also highlight a new book from David Zahl and an essay by longtime friend Obbie Tyler Todd.

Resources.

“Fearless Thomas Apart From Christ,” Martin Luther

“Tommy Boy and the Case of the Doubts,” Ken Sundet Jones

“Good Friday and Unbelief,” Stephen Freeman

“Southern Yankees: Southern Baptist Clergy in the Antebellum North (1812–1861),” Obbie Tyler Todd

“Why I Wrote Low Anthropology,” David Zahl

Low Anthropology: The Unlikely Key to a Gracious View of Others (and Yourself), David Zahl

Grace: So Much More Than You Know and So Much Better Than You Think, Brad J. Gray

Sponsor.

Ministry Minded is sponsored by Fresh Roasted Coffee, a locally owned and operated coffee house in the heart of Central Pennsylvania that produces the freshest coffee and delivers it at peak drinkability. Use offer code “GRACE10” at checkout to get a discount off your next order. Buy some coffee!

Credits.

Intro music: “Explorers (Instrumental Version)” by The Midnight, The Midnight Music LLC, 2018.

Ad music: “Coffee Stains” by Finley, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

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