S2E18 – AA – Justin Thomas

Pints with Jack: The C.S. Lewis Podcast

David Bates, Matt Bush, and Andrew Lazo

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 638 Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2019

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

In today's "After Hours" interview, I speak to Justin Thomas, a Pastor at Calvary: The Hill in Seattle. Justin's congregation was behind "The Great Divorce Project" YouTube channel. These are the videos I've been talking about over the course of this Season which Matt keeps forgetting to watch beforehand. In this episode, I sat down with Pastor Justin and asked about the origins and goals of The Great Divorce Project. Click on the episode title for Show Notes!

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0:00.0	Pints with Jack, Season 2, Episode 18, After Hours with Justin Thomas.
0:10.3	Hello, and welcome to another after hours episode of Pints with Jack.
0:14.9	This season, we've been reading through The Great Divorce, and as regular listeners will know,
0:19.4	while we've been reading through the chapters, I've been
0:21.8	constantly referencing videos from The Great Divorce Project.
0:25.4	It's a YouTube channel containing videos short vignettes of different scenes from The Great
0:30.2	Divorce.
0:31.3	And listeners will know that my co-host Matt keeps forgetting to watch them in advance of our
0:36.1	discussions.
0:37.8	I'd want to know a little bit more about the genesis of the Great Divorce Project.
0:41.9	So I reached out to the channel's owner and a few weeks ago I began a correspondence with
0:46.2	Justin Thomas.
0:47.7	And so I invited him onto the show to talk with us about his involvement with the Great
0:51.7	Divorce Project.
0:53.7	Justin, welcome to Pines for Jack.
0:56.1	Thanks a lot, David. I'm glad to talk with you.
0:58.4	Likewise.
1:00.0	Now, at the start of each episode, we typically share a CS-Lewis quotation and then Cheers.
1:05.8	So I thought an appropriate quotation this week would be this one from mere Christianity.
1:10.8	Lewis says,
1:11.9	Christianity was never intended to replace or supersede the ordinary human arts and sciences. It is
1:17.6	rather a director which will set them all to the right jobs and a source of energy which will give
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