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How Shall We Then Live?

How Shall We Then Live?

De : Joshua Pool & Ryder Smith
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The "How Shall We Then Live?" podcast desires to see young conservative Christian men learn how to conform every part of their lives to the kingship of Jesus Christ and see the culture redeemed for Christ. We cover all topics including worship, politics, reading Scripture, and bringing the dominion of Christ to your work, friends, classmates, etc. Join us as we strive to serve Jesus and ask ourselves "How Shall We Then Live?"Joshua Pool & Ryder Smith Sciences sociales
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  • 22. Nick Scritchfield | Preparing for Fatherhood

    22. Nick Scritchfield | Preparing for Fatherhood
    Oct 23 2026

    In this installment of How Shall We Then Live?, Ryder and Joshua talk with fellow church member, Nick Scritchfield, about God's objective institution of the nuclear family and how God instructs us to raise a godly family.
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    1 h
  • 21. How Strong Young Men Are Made | Tim Hunter

    21. How Strong Young Men Are Made | Tim Hunter
    Oct 6 2026

    In this episode, Associate Pastor Tim Hunter from Olive Baptist Church joins us to discuss his experience ministering to young adults, especially what he has learned ministering to young men.
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    1 h et 11 min
  • 20. How To Shape the World With Your Words | Joshua Butcher

    20. How To Shape the World With Your Words | Joshua Butcher
    Sep 22 2026

    Rhetoric is often misunderstood or misconstrued. But, as Christians, we know the weight our words hold because we know that Jesus is the true Word. In this episode, Joshua Butcher, a classical Christian rhetoric teacher, talks to us about the importance of rhetoric in our sanctification
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    1 h et 16 min
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