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Join us at the long table as we sit down with Rev. Dr. Geoffrey Boyle to talk about the fundamental differences between Lutheranism and evangelical Christianity. How do these traditions approach Scripture, baptism, and the role of the human will? Why does the way we speak about faith—especially phrases like “choosing God”—actually matter? We dig into the theological roots behind these differences, exploring catechesis, the sacraments, and the structure of the Christian life. 

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Rev. Dr. Geoffrey Boyle serves as a professor at Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne. His work focuses on pastoral formation, catechesis, and the theological depth of the Christian tradition, with particular emphasis on how Scripture shapes doctrine, practice, and the life of the Church.

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Join us at the long table as we sit down with Pastor Eric Bednash to talk about Christian discipline, brotherhood, and the recovery of intentional living in the modern world. What does it look like for men to live with purpose rather than drifting through comfort and distraction? How can practices like accountability, confession, and daily discipline reshape both faith and life? This episode explores the spiritual and practical need for structure, community, and intentionality—especially in a culture marked by isolation, distraction, and hidden struggles.

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Pastor Eric Bednash serves in Baltimore, Maryland, where he ministers in a uniquely challenging and dynamic urban context. Alongside his pastoral work, he contributes to Memento, helping guide men through structured spiritual disciplines rooted in Scripture, accountability, and the rhythms of the Church. His work emphasizes intentional Christian living, brotherhood, and the recovery of practices that form both faith and character.

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Join us at the long table as we sit down with Dr. Scott Keith to talk about raising children in the Christian faith. What does it look like for parents to take their role seriously as the primary teachers of the faith? How do habits, conversations, and the rhythms of family life shape a child’s understanding of God, truth, and vocation? This episode reflects on the practical and theological dimensions of parenting, emphasizing that raising children in the faith is one of the most important callings entrusted to Christian families.

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Dr. Scott Keith serves as Executive Director of 1517 and has spent years teaching, writing, and speaking on Lutheran theology, culture, and Christian life. In this conversation, he reflects on the calling of parents to raise their children in the faith and the importance of forming the next generation through faithful teaching, example, and life within the Church.

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Join us at the long table as we sit down with Dr. John Rasmussen to explore the enduring value of the Small Catechism in forming and defending the Christian faith. Rather than treating the catechism as a simple introductory text for children, Bryan and John examine how Luther’s catechetical framework continues to shape the Church's theological imagination. Moving through the Ten Commandments, the Apostles’ Creed, and the Lord’s Prayer, we consider how catechesis forms Christians to understand sin, confess Christ, and live within the life of the Church.
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Dr. John Rasmussen serves as pastor of Holy Cross Lutheran Church. A faithful pastor and teacher within the confessional Lutheran tradition, he joins us to bring pastoral insight and theological clarity to the topics discussed in this episode.
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Join us at the long table as we examine the state of the Church in Scandinavia and the broader trajectory of European Christianity. From state churches and cultural Lutheranism to secularization, immigration, and demographic decline, this episode explores what happens when Christianity becomes an inherited identity rather than a confessed conviction.
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Bishop Torkild Masvie serves as a confessional Lutheran bishop in Norway and is a leading voice for historic Christian teaching in the Nordic context. Known for his public defense of biblical anthropology and ecclesial fidelity amid increasing secular pressure, he has been instrumental in strengthening confessional Lutheran witness in Scandinavia. 
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