Join Miranda for episodes with scholars and theologians as she explores Scripture, unpacks history, and draws out insights that speak to everyday life.
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In this episode, Miranda Nelson sits down with Dr. Lee Roy Martin to explore the prophetic heart of Scripture. Together they unpack what it means when “the Word of the Lord came”—where God’s voice is not just heard but experienced. A thoughtful, Spirit-led conversation on prophetic consciousness, humility, and the living power of God’s Word.
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What does it mean to be a prophet of God? In this episode we explore the calling, character, and message of the prophets from the Old Testament to their fulfillment in Christ. Drawing from Scripture we look at how God speaks through His servants, how the prophetic word carries His heart, and why the message is as urgent today as ever.
In this episode, we sit down with Church Historian and Theologian Dr. Dale Coulter to explore the beauty of holiness, not as legalism, but as healing and wholeness. This conversation draws from centuries of Christian wisdom, blending medieval spirituality and Pentecostal faith into a vision that unites head and heart.
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In our second episode, we sit down with Dr. Ayodeji Adewuya to explore the meaning of holiness in the Christian life. This conversation goes deep into grace, sanctification, and what it means to live as salt in the world without compromise. Spirit Talk Theology continues with thoughtful, Spirit-led discussions that bridge biblical scholarship and practical Christian living.
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In our very first episode, we dive into the powerful and often overlooked letter of Jude. This conversation sets the tone for Spirit Talk Theology. Thoughtful, Spirit-led discussions that bridge biblical scholarship and practical Christian living.
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In this episode, Miranda sits down with New Testament scholar Dr. Craig Keener for a rich conversation on the early church, the book of Acts, and authentic Christian discipleship. Together they explore the power of Pentecost, the unity and prayer life of the first believers, the cost of following Jesus, and the call to return to our first love.
