Logos Podcast

This week, Andy examines the empty tomb of Jesus. Now, an empty tomb does not, in itself, prove a resurrection. But the reverse is true indeed. A physical resurrection would require an empty tomb as its first symptom since any occupancy would immediately disprove it. There are, of course, a host of positive arguments and proofs that Jesus did rise from the dead, quite apart from the empty-tomb argument. You know them from sermons on the Resurrection. It is happily astonishing, then, that the most incredible claim in history, someone rising from the dead, not only cannot be disproved but best accounts for a momentously missing body that first Easter. “The mystery of the missing body” ? It’s no mystery for Christians: He has risen indeed! Enjoy! Click here to Listen! Site:   www.LogosPodcast.com Facebook:   Logos Podcast

A crushing sense of defeat and despair enveloped His disciples as Jesus suffered and died on the cross and His body was placed lifeless in the tomb. Despite what He had repeatedly said of His death and subsequent rising again, they had not understood. The dark afternoon of His Crucifixion, however, was soon followed by the joyous morning of His Resurrection.  Enjoy this episode as Andy tracks through what happened on that day! Click here to Listen! Site:   www.LogosPodcast.com Facebook:   Logos Podcast

Andy takes you through the significance of the burial of Jesus. In 1 Corinthians 15, the burial is  put in it's proper perspective by Paul. Like Paul, Andy follows that scripture by declaring the essential historical elements of the good news about Christ.  Listen in as Andy shares the important details. This is also the 12th episode of Logos!  Enjoy! Click here to Listen! Site:   www.LogosPodcast.com Facebook:   Logos Podcast

The physical suffering of Jesus began in Gethsemane. Of the many aspects of this initial suffering, the one of greatest physiological interest is the bloody sweat. It is interesting that St. Luke, the physician, is the only one to mention this. He says, “And being in agony, He prayed the longer. And His sweat became as drops of blood, trickling down upon the ground.”   This is just one of the many revealing facts that Andy exposes in this episode of Logos. You may want to keep the kids busy in another room. It gets pretty graphic. Nonetheless, it's still great.   Enjoy! Click here to Listen! Site:   www.LogosPodcast.com Facebook:   Logos Podcast

John the Baptist's ministry didn't last very long. Yet in a very short, time John became highly respected in his ministry of repentance of sin and in looking for the Messiah to come. He baptized many people, including soldiers and tax collectors; but most if not all of the religious leaders rejected the idea that they needed to repent of their sins, so he didn’t baptize them - He DID baptize Jesus Christ Himself though. This week, Andy teaches on the characteristics of this amazing man of God!   Enjoy! Click here to Listen! Site:   www.LogosPodcast.com Facebook:   Logos Podcast

Hey, Man! Yeah, we're talking to you. Man. This week, Andy challenges all men to be just that - MEN!  Not sure what that means? That's ok. Andy has no problem laying it out for you. Be challenged but be encouraged. Enjoy! Click here to Listen! Site:   www.LogosPodcast.com Facebook:   Logos Podcast