The Eikon Podcast

By: Michael Burns
  • Summary

  • Please consider supporting this podcast by going to: https://www.patreon.com/eikonpodcastJoin Michael Burns (biblical teacher, author, and speaker), Jason Alexander (pastor, speaker), and Gianna Hearn (journalist, host of "The Weekly G" video news magazine of the NBA G-League) for a fun, lively, and relevant examination of biblical texts, emphasizing their historical and cultural context with an eye on applying those principles into the mess of modern life. To submit questions, or suggestions, or give feedback contact us at eikonpodcast@gmail.com. If you're a new listener. Welcome and thank you. We recommend that you start listening to season 4, episode 93. After you're caught up to the present, we suggest that you then go back and explore the first 3 seasons when the podcast was still called "All Things to All People with Michael Burns."
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Episodes
  • S6E195: New Creation 23: Die Heretic
    Sep 16 2024

    In this end-of-season-six episode, Michael, Gianna, and Jason discuss the concept of new creation and the importance of keeping Christ at the center of our lives. They explore how different passions within the church can sometimes lead to division and how to navigate that in a loving and Christ-centered way. They also touch on the dangers of becoming too focused on one aspect of the gospel and losing sight of the bigger picture. The hosts share personal stories and insights on maintaining unity and love within the body of Christ.

    Chapters
    00:00 - Introduction and Season Finale Announcement
    05:24 - Remembering a Friend and Reflections on New Creation
    08:00 - The Call to Be the New Creation
    13:08 - Navigating Strong Beliefs and Putting God First
    21:05 - Balancing Passion and Love in the Church
    29:27 - The Challenge of Different Passions in the Church
    35:33 - The Pain of Expecting Everyone to Share the Same Passion
    39:33 - Love and Grace as Antidotes to Division
    53:37 - Living as New Creations: Taking Small Steps and Focusing on Love

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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • S6E194: The Responsibility of the Misfit
    Sep 8 2024

    Special Episode: We are making the season finale of our special Patreon series, The Misfits, available this week for everyone to enjoy. This is the eleventh episode in the series so far. If you would like to hear the rest of the series, please help support this podcast by signing up at www.patreon.com/eikonpodcast.com.

    Summary: In this episode, the hosts discuss the balance between the church's responsibility to accommodate misfits and the misfits' responsibility to meet the needs of the church. They emphasize the importance of starting with God and grounding oneself in their identity in Christ. They also explore the idea of being an image bearer and using one's gifts to serve others.

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    54 mins
  • S6E193: New Creation 22: Should Baptism be a Parent’s Primary Goal?
    Sep 5 2024

    Gianna, Jason, and Michael discuss the challenges and misconceptions of marriage and parenting within the context of new creation theology. They emphasize the importance of power-with rather than power-over in parenting and the need for vulnerability and authenticity in marriage. They also highlight the significance of modeling Jesus in both parenting and marriage, rather than just teaching about Jesus. The team then explores the idea of whether baptism should be the primary goal of parenting.

    Chapters
    00:00 – Introduction
    8:54 - Making Sense of New Creation Families
    11:34 - The Pressure to Look Good in a Traditional Christian Family
    11:56 - Living Out New Creation in Marriages and as Parents
    12:15 - Challenges of Marriage and Parenting
    19:39 - Parenting with Power With
    25:22 - Modeling Jesus in Marriage
    36:08 - Embracing the Process of Growth
    43:39 - Living Out New Creation Theology in Marriage and Parenting

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    54 mins

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