Consider This
Consider This is a podcast that explores various topics from the perspectives of the ministry staff at Sunnybrook Christian Church in Stillwater, Oklahoma. These episodes reflect some of the behind-the-scenes conversations where transparency, humor and theology intersect.
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- 12
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- Sep 17, 2026
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CT 228 - Nihilism and The Song of Solomon (opens the original)
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Ryan Vincent joins Justin in the studio to wrestle with Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, and the closing chapters of Acts. We talk about how to read Ecclesiastes without slipping into nihilism, what it means that life is “vapor,” why we should still enjoy God’s gifts, and how the book ultimately points us toward fearing God. We also discuss the purpose of Song of Songs, baptism and forgiveness in Acts 22, Paul’s Roman citizenship, “The Way,” and whether Acts was ever meant to have a third volume.
CT 227 - Everything is Futile (opens the original)
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Scot Irwin and Jim Johnson join Justin Ebert on Consider This as we finish Proverbs, wrestle with the tension and wisdom of Ecclesiastes, and dig into Acts 18–21. We talk Proverbs 31, how to read Ecclesiastes well, the meaning of “vapor,” and whether or not people should get rebaptised.
CT 226 - Wisdom and Discernment (opens the original)
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Justin is joined by Jim Johnson to discuss Proverbs 1–15 and Acts 14–17. They talk about signs and wonders, appointing elders, Jewish believers wrestling with old traditions, Paul and Barnabas parting ways, Timothy’s circumcision, and Paul’s sermon in Athens. Jim also reflects on lessons from his early ministry in Berea, while the conversation turns to Proverbs for insight on wisdom literature, discipling children, the fear of the Lord, and the enduring wisdom of Proverbs 3:5–6.
CT 225 Why You Refuse to Share the Gospel (opens the original)
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In this episode of Consider This, Justin Ebert and Drew Moss discuss Acts 10–13 and Psalms 126–150. They explore Peter’s vision, the conversion of Cornelius, how God communicates and directs his people, the core message of the Gospel, and how the church can pray boldly, meet needs, and raise up workers for the mission of God. They go into reasons why people don’t share the Gospel and whether or not all Christians are even called to do so. They also consider when strong rebuke is appropriate in m
CT 224 - Stoned Stephen, Saul's Conversion, and the Longest Chapter (opens the original)
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In this episode of Consider This, Justin Ebert and Ryan Vincent discuss Acts 6–9 and Psalms 106–125. They explore leadership and service in the early church, Stephen’s sermon and persecution, Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, baptism and the Holy Spirit in Acts 8, and Saul’s dramatic conversion. They also consider whether God still speaks to his people in unique ways today and why Psalm 119 calls us to see God’s Word and commands as a blessing rather than a burden.
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