Ep. 18 Luke 22: The Double Kangaroo | The Debrief Podcast with Matt Brown

The Debrief Podcast with Matthew Stephen Brown

Sandals Church

Faith, Culture, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Deconstruction

4.9 • 798 Ratings

🗓️ 31 May 2016

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Was Judas ever really a good guy? Why did Jesus tell some fishermen and tax collectors to start carrying swords? Pastor Matt Brown, Justin Pardee and Stephanie Keen walk through some of the last moments of Jesus’ life in Luke 22, as well as what Jesus’ last night with the disciples looked like just before he was arrested.

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0:00.0	You're not going to manipulate me.
0:01.6	You're going to go to bed.
0:02.6	She goes,
0:04.2	I mean like the devil, dude, all over me, man.
0:09.0	So now, because our house used to have all tile,
0:11.9	I'm like slipping in her vomit,
0:14.6	trying to pick her up.
0:15.9	She threw up like eight times.
0:18.6	By the time we get to the bathroom,
0:22.9	literally there's a trail of
0:24.5	death vomit.
0:26.8	And she's crying, and now I feel
0:28.7	bad because I didn't listen to her.
0:30.9	And so I just like...
0:32.3	This legit feels like taking my roommates home in college.
0:34.7	Sorry.
0:44.5	Okay. taking my room at home in college. Sorry. Well, hey, everybody, and welcome to the debrief, a weekly Q&A podcast from your friends here at
0:49.7	Sandals Church.
0:50.5	I'm Jessin Pardee.
0:51.3	I'm going to be your ignorance ambassador for this week's episode.
0:54.8	I have read Luke 22, all 70 chapters, and I got a lot of questions. Oh, verse.
0:58.8	Verses. Well, that's okay. You're just fulfilling your role. Is that how the Bible works, guys?
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