The staff of Living Springs take questions from all across the board as we seek to understand God, His ways, His word and how He relates to the world we live in.
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Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! This week the pastors tackled the following questions: (1:57 into episode)1. Is there/what is the significance of Jesus breaking bread and presenting communion during the Passover festival. Can there be any correlation made between that and the actual Passover in Egypt?(11:32 into episode) 2. and we will come to them and make our home with them. John 14:23b Does this mean that not only the Holy Spirit, but the whole of Trinity has taken up residence in us as followers?(17:12 into episode) 3. Would Jesus have been apart of the “maga” movement? Why or why not? (33:40 into episode) 4. I was listening to an episode recently, but I can't remember if it was an old one I was listening to or a recent episode, and Blake said something about his science teacher and just saying, this is what is in the curriculum, so you have to know it. It makes me feel sad, as a Christian and a science teacher. The reason I love teaching science is that science for me is about being curious about God's creation. The more we ask questions and try to figure things out, the more we learn about the beauty and awesomeness of what god created. Why are Christians sometimes anti-science?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! This weeks episode covered the following questions: *please note this episode tackles the topic of suicide, please take care while listening* (1:34 into episode) This question is related to episode 395. Is Blake wearing black leather pants!?!?(5:12 into episode) To answer your question to my comment submitted last week re: being an avid listener- I've been here since the very beginning. Listened to every episode of the q&a and since the rebrand.(10:14 into episode) How should we interpret Dr. Kevin Young's theological perspective on Jesus' sacrifice, especially in light of the controversial idea of Jesus committing suicide,(19:17 into episode)Do dogs go to heaven?(33:47 into episode) Just wondering do you guys as pastors have people who keep you accountable and have people who speak into your personal lives? If yes how have you dealt with critique or concerns about your personal life? Have they been valid or ill advised?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! This weeks episode covered the following questions: *please note this episode tackles the topic of suicide, please take care while listening* (1:34 into episode) This question is related to episode 395. Is Blake wearing black leather pants!?!?(5:12 into episode) To answer your question to my comment submitted last week re: being an avid listener- I've been here since the very beginning. Listened to every episode of the q&a and since the rebrand.(10:14 into episode) How should we interpret Dr. Kevin Young's theological perspective on Jesus' sacrifice, especially in light of the controversial idea of Jesus committing suicide,(19:17 into episode)Do dogs go to heaven?(33:47 into episode) Just wondering do you guys as pastors have people who keep you accountable and have people who speak into your personal lives? If yes how have you dealt with critique or concerns about your personal life? Have they been valid or ill advised?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! Join us as we explore, celebrate, and embrace the beautiful complexities of belief. This week tackled the following questions: (2:03 into episode)1. I have been looking at this, I have never been taught this having grown up in the church. I am completely blown away and have now such a greater understanding of the meaning of Pentecost. Do you agree with the attached teaching from the Bible Project? I so hope you can record this before Pentecost Sunday!!https://bibleproject.com/articles/what-is-pentecost-and-why-is-it-important/(7:00 into episode)2.and we will come to them and make our home with them. John 14:23b Does this mean that not only the Holy Spirit, but the whole of Trinity has taken up residence in us as followers?(19:37 into episode)3.Exodus 7 and 8 have magicians turning water to blood and making frogs appear. What are your thoughts on magic?(33:40 into episode)4. What do you think about banning books in schools? And do you think parts of the bible, with violence or sexual assault should be censored for younger children? Do you think in kids church we automatically censor parts of the bible in what we teach and the curriculum for children?Resources in this episode: re-enchanting the text chapter 6 Season 4 episode 2 of the BEMA podcast
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! Join us as we explore, celebrate, and embrace the beautiful complexities of belief. This week tackled the following questions: (2:03 into episode)1. I have been looking at this, I have never been taught this having grown up in the church. I am completely blown away and have now such a greater understanding of the meaning of Pentecost. Do you agree with the attached teaching from the Bible Project? I so hope you can record this before Pentecost Sunday!!https://bibleproject.com/articles/what-is-pentecost-and-why-is-it-important/(7:00 into episode)2.and we will come to them and make our home with them. John 14:23b Does this mean that not only the Holy Spirit, but the whole of Trinity has taken up residence in us as followers?(19:37 into episode)3.Exodus 7 and 8 have magicians turning water to blood and making frogs appear. What are your thoughts on magic?(33:40 into episode)4. What do you think about banning books in schools? And do you think parts of the bible, with violence or sexual assault should be censored for younger children? Do you think in kids church we automatically censor parts of the bible in what we teach and the curriculum for children?Resources in this episode: re-enchanting the text chapter 6 Season 4 episode 2 of the BEMA podcast
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! Join us as we explore, celebrate, and embrace the beautiful complexities of belief. This week we answered the following questions and some AER! (1:28 into episode)1. not a question* just wanted to thank you for the recent information shared on Catholicism. I enjoy this podcast and have been an avid listener since the beginning (side note I have never been to living springs!). Thanks for always tackling hard questions, defending your positions and speaking truth. I look forward to learning and being challenged every week by your well informed thoughts and positions.(2:23 into episode)2.AER Enlight of last week's AER. I just wanted to say that I believe that all 3 of you pastors have done an amazing job at answering all the questions that come your way. I love watching your podcast and just wanted to say thank you for your continual challenge to me to be better! (2:41 into episode)3.AER. After a hotly discussing on Catholic verse Protestant faith. I believe it would be wise to remind people of the differences between dogmatic and doctrinal beliefs within the Christian faith My hope is that this will help to restore unity and a better understanding of this topic.(8:49 into episode)4.Sorry, but more AERThere are very good reasons why not pray to the dead saints. Al Kyle said, we have a direct line to God—to the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit and why shouldn't we use it? There is a more compelling reason in that is seems to take away the responsibility and hand it to the saint. When we pray to God, God responds to us. When we pray through another medium, the conversation with God is disjointed. It reminds me of the Israelites, when they didn't want to meet with God directly, but only through Moses. They (like many Catholics, frankly) did not take responsibility for following God, but left holiness up to their “priest”, Rather than having a direct relationship with Christ, they look at their faith as simply being good people and doing good things. There is no real relationship with God, and when we mention this concept, they think we're nuts.By the way, (I just sent in AER regarding Catholicism) do not agree with the last contributor about this podcast (and I am an LSCF member) although I also do not agree with praying to dead saints as a spiritually healthy practice. To do this podcast takes a lot of courage that many (most) pastors would never attempt, opening you up to a scrutiny and dissection they could not survive. I have to admit that I am surprised there is no pushback against the one viewpoint—I liked the podcast better when there was less group-think and more pushback. It seemed bring more of others' arguments up for discussion. Thank you for sticking with it (ie, the podcast, not your viewpoint
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! Join us as we explore, celebrate, and embrace the beautiful complexities of belief. This week we answered the following questions and some AER! (1:28 into episode)1. not a question* just wanted to thank you for the recent information shared on Catholicism. I enjoy this podcast and have been an avid listener since the beginning (side note I have never been to living springs!). Thanks for always tackling hard questions, defending your positions and speaking truth. I look forward to learning and being challenged every week by your well informed thoughts and positions.(2:23 into episode)2.AER Enlight of last week's AER. I just wanted to say that I believe that all 3 of you pastors have done an amazing job at answering all the questions that come your way. I love watching your podcast and just wanted to say thank you for your continual challenge to me to be better! (2:41 into episode)3.AER. After a hotly discussing on Catholic verse Protestant faith. I believe it would be wise to remind people of the differences between dogmatic and doctrinal beliefs within the Christian faith My hope is that this will help to restore unity and a better understanding of this topic.(8:49 into episode)4.Sorry, but more AERThere are very good reasons why not pray to the dead saints. Al Kyle said, we have a direct line to God—to the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit and why shouldn't we use it? There is a more compelling reason in that is seems to take away the responsibility and hand it to the saint. When we pray to God, God responds to us. When we pray through another medium, the conversation with God is disjointed. It reminds me of the Israelites, when they didn't want to meet with God directly, but only through Moses. They (like many Catholics, frankly) did not take responsibility for following God, but left holiness up to their “priest”, Rather than having a direct relationship with Christ, they look at their faith as simply being good people and doing good things. There is no real relationship with God, and when we mention this concept, they think we're nuts.By the way, (I just sent in AER regarding Catholicism) do not agree with the last contributor about this podcast (and I am an LSCF member) although I also do not agree with praying to dead saints as a spiritually healthy practice. To do this podcast takes a lot of courage that many (most) pastors would never attempt, opening you up to a scrutiny and dissection they could not survive. I have to admit that I am surprised there is no pushback against the one viewpoint—I liked the podcast better when there was less group-think and more pushback. It seemed bring more of others' arguments up for discussion. Thank you for sticking with it (ie, the podcast, not your viewpoint
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, and Kyle, the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! Join us as we explore, celebrate, and embrace the beautiful complexities of belief. Let's dive in! This weeks episode brings a lot of AER on Catholicism, answering the following questions: 1. This is only an fyi, the difference of the trinity was only a small part of the schism In the Orthodox Church. This is a really good article delineating some of the things I was told when visiting an Orthodox Church during “open doors”: https://cruxnow.com/global-church/2016/07/exactly-divides-catholics-orthodox3. A bit more pushback on the aer on Catholicism: I'm pretty sure Kyle, you said that those who are dead have the ear of GOD, SO YOU THOUGHT IT WAS A GOOD PRACTICE TO PRAY TO THE SAINTS WHO ARE DEAD—#391?— (AND THIS, BY THE WAY IS A DIFFERENT ISSUE FROM REVERING/communing with THE SAINTS). Paul told Timothy that "there is only one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus" (1 Timothy 2:5). I think Catholic practice idolizes the saints from Jesus' time.4. AER - On last weeks episode 393 you answer a question about praying to the saints. Kyle mentioned the reference in Revelation about the prayers of the saints being poured out. Do you think that is just the prayers of the Saints (with an uppercase S), those who are recognized and named as saints? I always thought it was the prayers of all believers as saints… as Paul says we are no longer sinners, but adopted into his family, as in we are also saints (lowercase S) what do you think? And why?5. Aer It was sad to see the past few episodes on Catholicism—especially the last one. The concerns that came in were real and genuine regarding the position Living Springs takes, as the podcast represents the church. Yet the response fell lame. If the incident with Saul summoning Samuel from the grave isn't enough, then surely the parable of the rich man and Lazarus—the beggar Jesus spoke about—should have settled it. We are not called to worship saints or Mary or to call on favours from them with God. In Revelation, as quoted on the podcast, the blood of the martyrs crying out to God for the persecuted is not the same as the dead hearing our prayers and presenting them to God.Yet the position taken by the podcasters came across as wishy-washy, defending flawed reasoning to uphold an erroneous stance—as though they were trying not to ruffle the feathers of their neo-orthodox leanings, formed more by books and other podcasts than by the Word of God.Throughout the podcast, it is very rare to hear the name of Jesus mentioned. Think about that—a church is watching. Is there any accountability or responsibility to present God's Word correctly? Or is the aim simply to sound “different,” even if it confuses people?Yes, Catholics need a Saviour to redeem them from their works-based theology—just as Protestants need rescuing from their smugness. But one must not be returned to works simply to vilify the other.There is no comparison between a corrupt established church that grew monstrous in power—quelling the hunger of the people for God's Word by keeping it in Latin, introducing penances, and adding layers of theology and trimmings that deflected from a personal relationship with God—and the truths of Scripture. The creeds and the canon of God's Word came before this corruption, long before what later became the Roman Catholic–Orthodox split over doctrinal differences. A far cry from what the word catholic (meaning universal) originally meant in the creeds.Jesus said, “You have let go of the commands of God and are holding on to human traditions” (Mark 7:8). It seems the practices and traditions of the past are becoming gods of your present—replacing Christ Himself.Sad. Use your platform well for Him and not flex intellectual muscle!Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, and Kyle, the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! Join us as we explore, celebrate, and embrace the beautiful complexities of belief. Let's dive in! This weeks episode brings a lot of AER on Catholicism, answering the following questions: 1. This is only an fyi, the difference of the trinity was only a small part of the schism In the Orthodox Church. This is a really good article delineating some of the things I was told when visiting an Orthodox Church during “open doors”: https://cruxnow.com/global-church/2016/07/exactly-divides-catholics-orthodox3. A bit more pushback on the aer on Catholicism: I'm pretty sure Kyle, you said that those who are dead have the ear of GOD, SO YOU THOUGHT IT WAS A GOOD PRACTICE TO PRAY TO THE SAINTS WHO ARE DEAD—#391?— (AND THIS, BY THE WAY IS A DIFFERENT ISSUE FROM REVERING/communing with THE SAINTS). Paul told Timothy that "there is only one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus" (1 Timothy 2:5). I think Catholic practice idolizes the saints from Jesus' time.4. AER - On last weeks episode 393 you answer a question about praying to the saints. Kyle mentioned the reference in Revelation about the prayers of the saints being poured out. Do you think that is just the prayers of the Saints (with an uppercase S), those who are recognized and named as saints? I always thought it was the prayers of all believers as saints… as Paul says we are no longer sinners, but adopted into his family, as in we are also saints (lowercase S) what do you think? And why?5. Aer It was sad to see the past few episodes on Catholicism—especially the last one. The concerns that came in were real and genuine regarding the position Living Springs takes, as the podcast represents the church. Yet the response fell lame. If the incident with Saul summoning Samuel from the grave isn't enough, then surely the parable of the rich man and Lazarus—the beggar Jesus spoke about—should have settled it. We are not called to worship saints or Mary or to call on favours from them with God. In Revelation, as quoted on the podcast, the blood of the martyrs crying out to God for the persecuted is not the same as the dead hearing our prayers and presenting them to God.Yet the position taken by the podcasters came across as wishy-washy, defending flawed reasoning to uphold an erroneous stance—as though they were trying not to ruffle the feathers of their neo-orthodox leanings, formed more by books and other podcasts than by the Word of God.Throughout the podcast, it is very rare to hear the name of Jesus mentioned. Think about that—a church is watching. Is there any accountability or responsibility to present God's Word correctly? Or is the aim simply to sound “different,” even if it confuses people?Yes, Catholics need a Saviour to redeem them from their works-based theology—just as Protestants need rescuing from their smugness. But one must not be returned to works simply to vilify the other.There is no comparison between a corrupt established church that grew monstrous in power—quelling the hunger of the people for God's Word by keeping it in Latin, introducing penances, and adding layers of theology and trimmings that deflected from a personal relationship with God—and the truths of Scripture. The creeds and the canon of God's Word came before this corruption, long before what later became the Roman Catholic–Orthodox split over doctrinal differences. A far cry from what the word catholic (meaning universal) originally meant in the creeds.Jesus said, “You have let go of the commands of God and are holding on to human traditions” (Mark 7:8). It seems the practices and traditions of the past are becoming gods of your present—replacing Christ Himself.Sad. Use your platform well for Him and not flex intellectual muscle!Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, and Kyle the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! This week they answered the following questions: (2:00 into episode) 1. AER: I have a few issues with your response to the question about Catholicism.Firstly, I don't know if nowadays it's protestants who have an issue with Catholicism so much as Catholics not accepting that other Christians are bound for heaven. Secondly, you talked about Saints who have gone before us being able to pray to God for us. When Saul summoned Samuel, who had died, to help him out, Samuel rebuked him and told him that he was in his rest and that Saul shouldn't bother him.Thirdly, I believe that the thing about the Catholic church not splitting or having dissenters for so long has more to do with the political and personal implications (excommunication was was pretty brutal) than everyone being one big family family.I think the person who asked the question (and I could be wrong), was only looking to see what the differences were between Protestantism and Catholicism, not a defence of Catholicism. Or, dare I say, the vilification of Protestantism.(21:03 Into episode) 2. I'm pretty sure Kyle is wrong when he says that the Catholic Church has not had any splits. I believe the Russian Orthodox Church left the Roman Catholic.s because they did not agree with the scriptures and sermons being in Latin. I'm not sure, but this might be the same case with the Greek Orthodox Church, that used to be under the same banner as the Roman Catholic Church.(24:23 into episode) 3.My 7yr old son is wondering "if God created the world, then who/what created God?"(29:09 into episode) 4. Not a serious question—just having a bit of fun: In Matthew 4:11, it says: “The test was over. The Devil left. And in his place, angels! Angels came and took care of Jesus' needs.”Other passages mention Jesus going off alone to pray. So here's my playful theory: alongside the serious stuff like aligning His heart with God and receiving spiritual nourishment, do you think maybe He also got a bit of actual heavenly food? Kinda like sneaking snacks in between meals during his time on earth. I already know Doug's probably rolling his eyes at this kind of thinking
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, and Kyle the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! This week they answered the following questions: (2:00 into episode) 1. AER: I have a few issues with your response to the question about Catholicism.Firstly, I don't know if nowadays it's protestants who have an issue with Catholicism so much as Catholics not accepting that other Christians are bound for heaven. Secondly, you talked about Saints who have gone before us being able to pray to God for us. When Saul summoned Samuel, who had died, to help him out, Samuel rebuked him and told him that he was in his rest and that Saul shouldn't bother him.Thirdly, I believe that the thing about the Catholic church not splitting or having dissenters for so long has more to do with the political and personal implications (excommunication was was pretty brutal) than everyone being one big family family.I think the person who asked the question (and I could be wrong), was only looking to see what the differences were between Protestantism and Catholicism, not a defence of Catholicism. Or, dare I say, the vilification of Protestantism.(21:03 Into episode) 2. I'm pretty sure Kyle is wrong when he says that the Catholic Church has not had any splits. I believe the Russian Orthodox Church left the Roman Catholic.s because they did not agree with the scriptures and sermons being in Latin. I'm not sure, but this might be the same case with the Greek Orthodox Church, that used to be under the same banner as the Roman Catholic Church.(24:23 into episode) 3.My 7yr old son is wondering "if God created the world, then who/what created God?"(29:09 into episode) 4. Not a serious question—just having a bit of fun: In Matthew 4:11, it says: “The test was over. The Devil left. And in his place, angels! Angels came and took care of Jesus' needs.”Other passages mention Jesus going off alone to pray. So here's my playful theory: alongside the serious stuff like aligning His heart with God and receiving spiritual nourishment, do you think maybe He also got a bit of actual heavenly food? Kinda like sneaking snacks in between meals during his time on earth. I already know Doug's probably rolling his eyes at this kind of thinking
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! This week the pastors answered the following questions: 1. Last week you spoke about the 44003 denominations of Christianity, how many are from the line of Catholics?2.What are your guys's favourite worship song that we used to do or still do today? And why is it your favourite?3.In addition to trying to live my life faithfully and praying and reading the Bible with my son, how can I better encourage his faith? He is still not even a teenager yet and claims he doesn't believe in God. I encourage his questions and don't force my faith on him but it still hurts my heart to hear him have such blatant disregard for God and faith in general. Any additional suggestions on how to better reveal Christ to him? I pray that his heart will be soft and open to God but I still wish there were more tangible things I could do.4. In relation to Blake's sermon on greed in February and his references to tithing, it made me wonder - if someone is tithing the traditional 10% whether it should be on gross or net income? I would imagine most people would do it on net income, but wouldn't that mean that our "first fruits" are going to the government and not God? Or, does that not matter since that is not money we have any control over and "first fruits" would be more in relation to what we do with the funds we actually receive or control? Not looking to be dogmatic on it, just curious about what you guys would have to say about it.Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! This week the pastors answered the following questions: 1. Last week you spoke about the 44003 denominations of Christianity, how many are from the line of Catholics?2.What are your guys's favourite worship song that we used to do or still do today? And why is it your favourite?3.In addition to trying to live my life faithfully and praying and reading the Bible with my son, how can I better encourage his faith? He is still not even a teenager yet and claims he doesn't believe in God. I encourage his questions and don't force my faith on him but it still hurts my heart to hear him have such blatant disregard for God and faith in general. Any additional suggestions on how to better reveal Christ to him? I pray that his heart will be soft and open to God but I still wish there were more tangible things I could do.4. In relation to Blake's sermon on greed in February and his references to tithing, it made me wonder - if someone is tithing the traditional 10% whether it should be on gross or net income? I would imagine most people would do it on net income, but wouldn't that mean that our "first fruits" are going to the government and not God? Or, does that not matter since that is not money we have any control over and "first fruits" would be more in relation to what we do with the funds we actually receive or control? Not looking to be dogmatic on it, just curious about what you guys would have to say about it.Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! This week brings us the following questions and some AER: (2:58 into episode)AER for this weeks episode 389- are all of the nephilim descendants dead now or could some of us be part nephilim?
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! This week brings us the following questions and some AER: (2:58 into episode)AER for this weeks episode 389- are all of the nephilim descendants dead now or could some of us be part nephilim?
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! Join us as we explore, celebrate, and embrace the beautiful complexities of belief. This weeks questions are: (1:39 into episode)Aer - As I was listening to the last question from last week's episode about Jesus in heaven, it made me wonder if it's a bit like the characters in the movie free guy, have you seen that? They don't know they are in a computer game until guy puts on the glasses and starts to see things differently, is this like when we first begin to follow Jesus, we don't see clearly? But when Jesus returns it's like at the end where he runs past the edge and finds the island on the other side, like the veil being lifted and we will see heaven clearly?(10:13 into episode)In Proverbs 1-4, 8-9 wisdom is personified the entire time. From Proverbs 8:22-29 of Wisdom's Call in particular it is explained that God created wisdom before anything else, and then 8:30 states "Then I was the craftsman at his side" from the personified view of wisdom (at least in the NIV). Could wisdom be reference to the Holy Spirit, or is it the personification just the way of delivering the significance of the message in that style of writing? If wisdom is a reference to the Holy Spirit, what does that make Folly? In the NIV this personification is feminine, is this the same in other versions and translations?(21:20 into episode)If Jesus was born from a virgin mother that means there was no one to give him a Y chromosome meaning that he only ha X chromosomes. Does that make him female at birth or was he only human because he had dna but all of his dna was godly making Mary a surrogate mother?(26:34 into episode)When listening to some of the questions you guys answer on scripture, you state that we don't understand the context in which it was written. Such as a question a number of weeks ago, you stated that the letter of Corinthians was written to a church in Corinth. Would you then say we should read about the book and the context of the letter or book before we even read the Bible?Resources: Bad News about Heaven- YouTube Bible Project- Any book of the Bible on YouTube BEMA Podcast Bible Gateway Naked Bible Long Form Teaching on Hell Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, here to take you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! Join us as we explore, celebrate, and embrace the beautiful complexities of belief. This weeks questions are: (1:39 into episode)Aer - As I was listening to the last question from last week's episode about Jesus in heaven, it made me wonder if it's a bit like the characters in the movie free guy, have you seen that? They don't know they are in a computer game until guy puts on the glasses and starts to see things differently, is this like when we first begin to follow Jesus, we don't see clearly? But when Jesus returns it's like at the end where he runs past the edge and finds the island on the other side, like the veil being lifted and we will see heaven clearly?(10:13 into episode)In Proverbs 1-4, 8-9 wisdom is personified the entire time. From Proverbs 8:22-29 of Wisdom's Call in particular it is explained that God created wisdom before anything else, and then 8:30 states "Then I was the craftsman at his side" from the personified view of wisdom (at least in the NIV). Could wisdom be reference to the Holy Spirit, or is it the personification just the way of delivering the significance of the message in that style of writing? If wisdom is a reference to the Holy Spirit, what does that make Folly? In the NIV this personification is feminine, is this the same in other versions and translations?(21:20 into episode)If Jesus was born from a virgin mother that means there was no one to give him a Y chromosome meaning that he only ha X chromosomes. Does that make him female at birth or was he only human because he had dna but all of his dna was godly making Mary a surrogate mother?(26:34 into episode)When listening to some of the questions you guys answer on scripture, you state that we don't understand the context in which it was written. Such as a question a number of weeks ago, you stated that the letter of Corinthians was written to a church in Corinth. Would you then say we should read about the book and the context of the letter or book before we even read the Bible?Resources: Bad News about Heaven- YouTube Bible Project- Any book of the Bible on YouTube BEMA Podcast Bible Gateway Naked Bible Long Form Teaching on Hell Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, taking you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! Join us as we explore, celebrate, and embrace the beautiful complexities of belief. In this weeks episode aimed to answer the following questions:(1:08 into episode)1. AER: im not sure if my previous one got through but i listened to a pod cast on theology in the Raw talking about the toxic war on masculinity, and the lady in their talked about how gender roles were not subject to what we think now. Families used to work in the home together doing the family business. It was after the Industrial Revolution that men started to really work outside of the home without the rest of their families. (11:03 into episode)2. I was reading though Genesis i ran into the word "Nephilim" chapter 6 v4. I was hoping you guys could provide some background on who they are. Because if the verses before and after the bible talks about the sons and daughters of God I can only assume they the Nephilim's are different. My assumption with quick research is that they are giants possible like Goliath.(25:52 into episode)3. Did god make a mistake when he made people inter-sex? because if god created man and woman, what is to be said about people who are born this way?(46:39 into episode)4. In 1 Sam 15 we are introduced to David. In 1 Sam 16 David is introduced to Saul, and it is clear to Saul who David is and who his father is. In 1 Sam 17:12 the author of 1 Samuel introduces David to us again, as though he was never introduced in Ch. 15. In 1 Sam 17:55-58 it seems as though Saul has no idea of who David is. What is going on here? It feels like 1 Sam chapter 17 was an insert from another author added after the original book was written.Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
Welcome to the Inverted Orthodoxy Podcast! We're Blake, Kyle, and Doug the pastors from Living Springs, taking you on a weekly adventure through the twists and turns of faith. Got questions? We've got answers, and sometimes more questions! Join us as we explore, celebrate, and embrace the beautiful complexities of belief. In this weeks episode aimed to answer the following questions:(1:08 into episode)1. AER: im not sure if my previous one got through but i listened to a pod cast on theology in the Raw talking about the toxic war on masculinity, and the lady in their talked about how gender roles were not subject to what we think now. Families used to work in the home together doing the family business. It was after the Industrial Revolution that men started to really work outside of the home without the rest of their families. (11:03 into episode)2. I was reading though Genesis i ran into the word "Nephilim" chapter 6 v4. I was hoping you guys could provide some background on who they are. Because if the verses before and after the bible talks about the sons and daughters of God I can only assume they the Nephilim's are different. My assumption with quick research is that they are giants possible like Goliath.(25:52 into episode)3. Did god make a mistake when he made people inter-sex? because if god created man and woman, what is to be said about people who are born this way?(46:39 into episode)4. In 1 Sam 15 we are introduced to David. In 1 Sam 16 David is introduced to Saul, and it is clear to Saul who David is and who his father is. In 1 Sam 17:12 the author of 1 Samuel introduces David to us again, as though he was never introduced in Ch. 15. In 1 Sam 17:55-58 it seems as though Saul has no idea of who David is. What is going on here? It feels like 1 Sam chapter 17 was an insert from another author added after the original book was written.Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following: (1:57 into episode)1. I struggle with the lie that it's scary and impossible to assert myself. Growing up in a conservative, legalistic home I adopted the view that good Christian girls obey, submit, yield their needs and ideas and don't cause any problems. Just go with the flow because Jesus wouldn't want me to be the cause of conflict. I must be the peacekeeper. What would be your advice/perspective on how Christians are to assert themselves as Christ followers?(20:36 into episode)2. Probably a dumb question… why do Christian's call Good Friday, “good”? Because as someone on the outside looking objectively… it seems like it would be a pretty bad day.(23:03 into episode)3. Can you define what the term “woke” means? And how does it align with the teachings of Jesus?(46:00 into episode) 4.Is Jesus stuck in Heaven now, after the ascension? Or can he come back down to earth freely?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following: (1:57 into episode)1. I struggle with the lie that it's scary and impossible to assert myself. Growing up in a conservative, legalistic home I adopted the view that good Christian girls obey, submit, yield their needs and ideas and don't cause any problems. Just go with the flow because Jesus wouldn't want me to be the cause of conflict. I must be the peacekeeper. What would be your advice/perspective on how Christians are to assert themselves as Christ followers?(20:36 into episode)2. Probably a dumb question… why do Christian's call Good Friday, “good”? Because as someone on the outside looking objectively… it seems like it would be a pretty bad day.(23:03 into episode)3. Can you define what the term “woke” means? And how does it align with the teachings of Jesus?(46:00 into episode) 4.Is Jesus stuck in Heaven now, after the ascension? Or can he come back down to earth freely?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug answer the following questions:1. Why did the God of Love command the Hebrews to commit genocide on the people that occupied Israel when the Hebrews arrived to the place God had given Abraham? Were these peoples there before or after Abraham? How can we rationalize the Hebrew's actions when so many other countries have claimed “holy wars” and then later their actions were seen to be not of God?2. I mean, really: who IS the brother in the prodigal son story? And what do you think of him? Is he really that bad? Wouldn't you be upset if they left you working in the field and didn't even invite you to the party? I mean, he's been saving that fatted calf, probably for his wedding or something!Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug answer the following questions:1. Why did the God of Love command the Hebrews to commit genocide on the people that occupied Israel when the Hebrews arrived to the place God had given Abraham? Were these peoples there before or after Abraham? How can we rationalize the Hebrew's actions when so many other countries have claimed “holy wars” and then later their actions were seen to be not of God?2. I mean, really: who IS the brother in the prodigal son story? And what do you think of him? Is he really that bad? Wouldn't you be upset if they left you working in the field and didn't even invite you to the party? I mean, he's been saving that fatted calf, probably for his wedding or something!Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug answer the following long form question: Negative Impact of Modern Western Culture on Biblical MarriageModern Western cultures often prioritize individualism, personal fulfillment, and egalitarian values, which can conflict with traditional Biblical views of marriage. The emphasis on equality sometimes leads to the reinterpretation or rejection of roles traditionally seen as complementary in a Christian marriage. This cultural shift can create tension and misunderstandings regarding the Biblical model of marriage, where roles are often defined in terms of leadership and submission.2 Influence on Gender Roles in MarriageThe feminist movement has played a significant role in reshaping gender roles within marriage. The Biblical perspective of husbands as "heads" of the household and wives as submissive partners is often challenged, leading to:A) Redefinition of Leadership: Some contemporary Christians interpret leadership as a shared responsibility rather than a unilateral role. This has diluted the traditional concept of the husband's authority and leadership.B) Shift in Responsibilities: With both spouses often working, responsibilities can become more fluid and less traditionally defined, leading to a negotiation of duties that may not align with Biblical teachings.3 Misunderstanding of Scriptural TermsKey terms such as "obey," "submit," "honor," and "lead" carry profound meanings within the Biblical context. However, modern interpretations often lead to misconceptions:Obey and Submit: These terms can be perceived as oppressive. Biblical submission, however, is described as a mutual act of love and respect, where both partners submit to one another (Ephesians 5:21).Honor and Lead: The call to honor and lead may be misconstrued as dictatorial authority rather than a servant leadership style that reflects Christ's love for the church (Ephesians 5:25).4 Power Dynamics in the HomeThe push for gender equality has led to a re-evaluation of power dynamics in marriage:Men Failing to Lead: Some men may struggle with the concept of leadership. This can lead to a sense of inadequacy or confusion regarding their role.Wives Struggling to Submit: Women may find it challenging to allow their husbands to lead, especially if they have developed a strong independent identity or have experienced previous relationships where leadership was abused.5 Challenges in Letting Go and TrustingBoth partners face distinct challenges in navigating these dynamics:Trust Issues: For many women, trusting a husband to lead can be daunting. The fear of relational vulnerability complicates this trust.Fear of Ineffectiveness: Men may fear that stepping into a leadership role could lead to criticism or rejection of their decisions, which can perpetuate a cycle of indecision or avoidance of leadership.Cultural Pressures: Societal narratives often emphasize independence and self-sufficiency, which can create barriers to embracing a Biblical model of marriage that values interdependence and cooperation.6 Education and Church InfluenceThe diminished presence of the church in public schools and its influence on educational curriculums can have far-reaching implications:Curriculum Changes: As church teachings have receded from public education, secular narratives often dominate discussions on gender and sexuality. Curricula that emphasize gender fluidity, personal choice, and diverse family structures can contrast sharply with traditional Biblical teachings.Altered Narratives: This change can distort views of Biblical truths, especially among younger generations who may be less exposed to church teachings. As a result, children may grow up with values that prioritize individualism and personal autonomy over the communal and sacrificial aspects of Christian marriage.The Questions1 What advice would you give to couples currently struggling to establish a more Biblical Marriage? For those who recognize the negative impacts of modern influences on marriage and family dynamics, redirecting leadership roles can be a significant struggle. While the concept of gender equality holds value, it often fails to embrace or support the distinct and complementary roles that individuals play within marriage. 2 I can't help but wonder whether the rising divorce statistics are influenced by our collective rejection of these traditional roles and the subconscious effects of contemporary culture on our marital expectations. What are your thoughts? I believe as children of God, we are equals; however, it is essential to recognize that the genders are not designed to be identical. The differences in our design carry a profound significance that highlights how we complement one another, allowing us to unite as one and support each other in our respective roles. Embracing these unique attributes can enhance our relationships, leading to a more fulfilling and harmonious partnership.Resources for this episode: - The Making of Biblical Womanhood by Beth Allison Barr - The Marriage You Always Wanted by Sheila Wray Gregorie and Dr. Keith Gregorie -Nobody's Mother by Sandra Glahn Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug answer the following long form question: Negative Impact of Modern Western Culture on Biblical MarriageModern Western cultures often prioritize individualism, personal fulfillment, and egalitarian values, which can conflict with traditional Biblical views of marriage. The emphasis on equality sometimes leads to the reinterpretation or rejection of roles traditionally seen as complementary in a Christian marriage. This cultural shift can create tension and misunderstandings regarding the Biblical model of marriage, where roles are often defined in terms of leadership and submission.2 Influence on Gender Roles in MarriageThe feminist movement has played a significant role in reshaping gender roles within marriage. The Biblical perspective of husbands as "heads" of the household and wives as submissive partners is often challenged, leading to:A) Redefinition of Leadership: Some contemporary Christians interpret leadership as a shared responsibility rather than a unilateral role. This has diluted the traditional concept of the husband's authority and leadership.B) Shift in Responsibilities: With both spouses often working, responsibilities can become more fluid and less traditionally defined, leading to a negotiation of duties that may not align with Biblical teachings.3 Misunderstanding of Scriptural TermsKey terms such as "obey," "submit," "honor," and "lead" carry profound meanings within the Biblical context. However, modern interpretations often lead to misconceptions:Obey and Submit: These terms can be perceived as oppressive. Biblical submission, however, is described as a mutual act of love and respect, where both partners submit to one another (Ephesians 5:21).Honor and Lead: The call to honor and lead may be misconstrued as dictatorial authority rather than a servant leadership style that reflects Christ's love for the church (Ephesians 5:25).4 Power Dynamics in the HomeThe push for gender equality has led to a re-evaluation of power dynamics in marriage:Men Failing to Lead: Some men may struggle with the concept of leadership. This can lead to a sense of inadequacy or confusion regarding their role.Wives Struggling to Submit: Women may find it challenging to allow their husbands to lead, especially if they have developed a strong independent identity or have experienced previous relationships where leadership was abused.5 Challenges in Letting Go and TrustingBoth partners face distinct challenges in navigating these dynamics:Trust Issues: For many women, trusting a husband to lead can be daunting. The fear of relational vulnerability complicates this trust.Fear of Ineffectiveness: Men may fear that stepping into a leadership role could lead to criticism or rejection of their decisions, which can perpetuate a cycle of indecision or avoidance of leadership.Cultural Pressures: Societal narratives often emphasize independence and self-sufficiency, which can create barriers to embracing a Biblical model of marriage that values interdependence and cooperation.6 Education and Church InfluenceThe diminished presence of the church in public schools and its influence on educational curriculums can have far-reaching implications:Curriculum Changes: As church teachings have receded from public education, secular narratives often dominate discussions on gender and sexuality. Curricula that emphasize gender fluidity, personal choice, and diverse family structures can contrast sharply with traditional Biblical teachings.Altered Narratives: This change can distort views of Biblical truths, especially among younger generations who may be less exposed to church teachings. As a result, children may grow up with values that prioritize individualism and personal autonomy over the communal and sacrificial aspects of Christian marriage.The Questions1 What advice would you give to couples currently struggling to establish a more Biblical Marriage? For those who recognize the negative impacts of modern influences on marriage and family dynamics, redirecting leadership roles can be a significant struggle. While the concept of gender equality holds value, it often fails to embrace or support the distinct and complementary roles that individuals play within marriage. 2 I can't help but wonder whether the rising divorce statistics are influenced by our collective rejection of these traditional roles and the subconscious effects of contemporary culture on our marital expectations. What are your thoughts? I believe as children of God, we are equals; however, it is essential to recognize that the genders are not designed to be identical. The differences in our design carry a profound significance that highlights how we complement one another, allowing us to unite as one and support each other in our respective roles. Embracing these unique attributes can enhance our relationships, leading to a more fulfilling and harmonious partnership.Resources for this episode: - The Making of Biblical Womanhood by Beth Allison Barr - The Marriage You Always Wanted by Sheila Wray Gregorie and Dr. Keith Gregorie -Nobody's Mother by Sandra Glahn Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Blake and Kyle discuss the following questions: (2:25 into episode) AER On episode 383 you discuss the omniscience of God and use the idea that Jesus said even he did not know the day or hour that the son of man would return. Do you think there is actually a day that god has picked out or did Jesus not know because it was undecided? I have heard, and maybe it's somewhere in Paul's letters, the idea that what we do can speed up the day of Jesus' return. If what we do can change the day that Jesus returns, is god waiting for a set date or some criteria to be fulfilled?(18:47 into episode)Following last week's podcast - sometimes when I listen to the podcast I wonder about the North American church. I have never heard anything negative about Pokémon… I only moved to Canada nearly 8 years ago, probably after Pokémon conversations. it makes me wonder about the cultural differences and why in North America so many more things like Pokémon are questioned.(34:07 into episode) I listened to a BEMA podcast about a book called "Fail: Finding Hope and Grace in the Midst of Ministry Failure" by J.R. Briggs, I was wondering if you'd be willing to share a time you thought you failed in ministry and what God's love did in your soul through that experienceResources: "Devil in the Deep" Podcast by Mike Cosper covering the Satanic Panic Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Blake and Kyle discuss the following questions: (2:25 into episode) AER On episode 383 you discuss the omniscience of God and use the idea that Jesus said even he did not know the day or hour that the son of man would return. Do you think there is actually a day that god has picked out or did Jesus not know because it was undecided? I have heard, and maybe it's somewhere in Paul's letters, the idea that what we do can speed up the day of Jesus' return. If what we do can change the day that Jesus returns, is god waiting for a set date or some criteria to be fulfilled?(18:47 into episode)Following last week's podcast - sometimes when I listen to the podcast I wonder about the North American church. I have never heard anything negative about Pokémon… I only moved to Canada nearly 8 years ago, probably after Pokémon conversations. it makes me wonder about the cultural differences and why in North America so many more things like Pokémon are questioned.(34:07 into episode) I listened to a BEMA podcast about a book called "Fail: Finding Hope and Grace in the Midst of Ministry Failure" by J.R. Briggs, I was wondering if you'd be willing to share a time you thought you failed in ministry and what God's love did in your soul through that experienceResources: "Devil in the Deep" Podcast by Mike Cosper covering the Satanic Panic Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following:1. AER - Kyle, The Timothy (Paul) quote is that God has NOT given us the spirit of fear…2. In Romans 14 Paul talks about each person finding their own level of conviction about whether or not they eat meat or drink wine. Saying in verse 14 ‘if anyone regards something as unclean, then for that person it is unclean'. What does this mean? Are there applications for this idea outside of just eating or drinking? Should we be approaching all sin with this kind of thinking? 3. I have a question about crime investigation shows and movies or shows that have violence. I enjoy watching these kinds of movie but wondering if it is bad to find enjoyment in these shows? Like the crime investigation shows. They tend to have drug cases, murder or sexual violence. For these shows are we enjoying the sinfulness that might be part of the show or just the crime fighting and good versus evil portion of the show?4. “After being made alive, he went and made proclamation to the imprisoned spirits— to those who were disobedient long ago when God waited patiently in the days of Noah while the ark was being built. In it only a few people, eight in all, were saved through water,”1 Peter 3:19-20 NIV Can you please elaborate on who these imprisoned spirits are? And, is it safe to assume that God still does this today?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following:1. AER - Kyle, The Timothy (Paul) quote is that God has NOT given us the spirit of fear…2. In Romans 14 Paul talks about each person finding their own level of conviction about whether or not they eat meat or drink wine. Saying in verse 14 ‘if anyone regards something as unclean, then for that person it is unclean'. What does this mean? Are there applications for this idea outside of just eating or drinking? Should we be approaching all sin with this kind of thinking? 3. I have a question about crime investigation shows and movies or shows that have violence. I enjoy watching these kinds of movie but wondering if it is bad to find enjoyment in these shows? Like the crime investigation shows. They tend to have drug cases, murder or sexual violence. For these shows are we enjoying the sinfulness that might be part of the show or just the crime fighting and good versus evil portion of the show?4. “After being made alive, he went and made proclamation to the imprisoned spirits— to those who were disobedient long ago when God waited patiently in the days of Noah while the ark was being built. In it only a few people, eight in all, were saved through water,”1 Peter 3:19-20 NIV Can you please elaborate on who these imprisoned spirits are? And, is it safe to assume that God still does this today?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following: 1. I've heard people praying that they “renounce an evil spirit or mindset”. What are your thoughts on this? Is this a spiritual practice our church disciples our members in?2. Why do we believe that God is omnipresent, omnipotent, and omniscient? Are they all based on specific Scripture? Are they all necessary beliefs of God? And (finally) is it possible that God is not one of them?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following: 1. I've heard people praying that they “renounce an evil spirit or mindset”. What are your thoughts on this? Is this a spiritual practice our church disciples our members in?2. Why do we believe that God is omnipresent, omnipotent, and omniscient? Are they all based on specific Scripture? Are they all necessary beliefs of God? And (finally) is it possible that God is not one of them?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug answer and discuss the following questions: (1:34 into episode)1. This question is in response to episode 381 where Doug talks about praying to the father instead of Christ. When Doug mentions how he used to picture the father as angry and Jesus pleading don't smite them, I died for them. I related to this so much. I catch myself constantly trying to picture god differently but it's hard to do that sometimes, to reconcile the god of the Old Testament. I usually just default to Jesus because i picture him as love so much easier. Can you guys describe god how you genuinely see him and do you picture him any differently than Jesus? Do you struggle with the goodness of god vs the goodness of Jesus?(18:50 into episode) 2. I am not sure If you have answered this question before I would like to know if being a homosexual is a sin? Yes or no?(21:43 into episode) 3. Can you explain the rapture? What do you think happens? As a kid I watched left behind at my church and it completely freaked me out. Since then I have chosen not to give it much thought or research of my own because I'm afraid of what I will find. can you shed some hope and light on the rapture?References: BEMA Podcast Bible Project Cross Vision by Greg Boyd Soul Care (offered each January)Inner Healing prayer Left Behind Series Scott McKnight Discipleship on the EdgeReading Revelation Responsibly Reverse Thunder- Eugene Peterson Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug answer and discuss the following questions: (1:34 into episode)1. This question is in response to episode 381 where Doug talks about praying to the father instead of Christ. When Doug mentions how he used to picture the father as angry and Jesus pleading don't smite them, I died for them. I related to this so much. I catch myself constantly trying to picture god differently but it's hard to do that sometimes, to reconcile the god of the Old Testament. I usually just default to Jesus because i picture him as love so much easier. Can you guys describe god how you genuinely see him and do you picture him any differently than Jesus? Do you struggle with the goodness of god vs the goodness of Jesus?(18:50 into episode) 2. I am not sure If you have answered this question before I would like to know if being a homosexual is a sin? Yes or no?(21:43 into episode) 3. Can you explain the rapture? What do you think happens? As a kid I watched left behind at my church and it completely freaked me out. Since then I have chosen not to give it much thought or research of my own because I'm afraid of what I will find. can you shed some hope and light on the rapture?References: BEMA Podcast Bible Project Cross Vision by Greg Boyd Soul Care (offered each January)Inner Healing prayer Left Behind Series Scott McKnight Discipleship on the EdgeReading Revelation Responsibly Reverse Thunder- Eugene Peterson Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following questions:1. Being generous is an important aspect of being a Christian, I just listened to pastor Blake share about greed and generosity. My question is, how much should you give and be generous if you are in debt?Should you tithe before paying off debts?What would you recommend to help Get out of debt?1. In relation to Blake's sermon this weekend on greed and his references to tithing, it made me wonder - if someone is tithing the traditional 10% whether it should be on gross or net income? I would imagine most people would do it on net income, but wouldn't that mean that our "first fruits" are going to the government and not God? Or, does that not matter since that is not money we have any control over and "first fruits" would be more in relation to what we do with the funds we actually receive or control? Not looking to be dogmatic on it, just curious about what you guys think.2. I just finished reading Galatians with my teenage children and they would like to know why God picked circumcision as the symbol for being set apart as his people in the Old Testament? Do you have any explanations?3. How would you advise parents to talk to their children about baptism? I was baptized with water when I was 10 and realized much later all of the implications of the action. What would you be looking for in a youth-aged person to show they understand and are ready to be baptized in water?4. What image is in your mind when you think of Jesus, is it there when you pray ?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following questions:1. Being generous is an important aspect of being a Christian, I just listened to pastor Blake share about greed and generosity. My question is, how much should you give and be generous if you are in debt?Should you tithe before paying off debts?What would you recommend to help Get out of debt?1. In relation to Blake's sermon this weekend on greed and his references to tithing, it made me wonder - if someone is tithing the traditional 10% whether it should be on gross or net income? I would imagine most people would do it on net income, but wouldn't that mean that our "first fruits" are going to the government and not God? Or, does that not matter since that is not money we have any control over and "first fruits" would be more in relation to what we do with the funds we actually receive or control? Not looking to be dogmatic on it, just curious about what you guys think.2. I just finished reading Galatians with my teenage children and they would like to know why God picked circumcision as the symbol for being set apart as his people in the Old Testament? Do you have any explanations?3. How would you advise parents to talk to their children about baptism? I was baptized with water when I was 10 and realized much later all of the implications of the action. What would you be looking for in a youth-aged person to show they understand and are ready to be baptized in water?4. What image is in your mind when you think of Jesus, is it there when you pray ?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following questions:475. AER: you were discussing socialism and communism in heaven. What are your thoughts on the verse talking about storing up our treasures in heaven? Matthew 6:19-21 what is this referring to?476. AER Just finished watching this week's show and I had to laugh at you guys Reminded me of three old guys sitting around a table at Timmie's talking about a hockey game that was played 20 years ago. Love and appreciate the show. Keep them coming.477. AER Singapore, a benevolent dictatorship, is supposedly a “Christian nation “. If the citizens are Christian, then they are bland, entitled, and not exactly on fire for god. I realize that in describing individuals, that would be an unfair stereotype, but I mean it as the characteristic of the nation.478. AER In your podcast last week you talk about the separation of church and state, the end of Christendom. With the upcoming election in Canada, one party has proposed removing the charitable status for advancing religion. I recognize this may affect all religious organizations, but how do you think this will impact Churches and Christian charities? Should this be a factor Christian's take into consideration when thinking about who to vote for? More details https://www.evangelicalfellowship.ca/Communications/Canada-Watch/Committee-recommends-removing-charitable-status-fo#:~:text=But%2520a%2520parliamentary%2520committee%2520hasto%2520anti%252Dabortion%2520organizations.%E2%80%9D479. What does it mean to be of one flesh? Is it marriage? Is it sex? How can it be interpreted in today's age? 480. What do you know about the indigenous smudging ceremony? is it contrary to the christian faith? some say it mimics the ritual of incense in the jewish or catholic faith. My children are being offered this opportunity through school, and i am uncomfortable with it from initial thought. I would appreciate your perspective.Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following questions:475. AER: you were discussing socialism and communism in heaven. What are your thoughts on the verse talking about storing up our treasures in heaven? Matthew 6:19-21 what is this referring to?476. AER Just finished watching this week's show and I had to laugh at you guys Reminded me of three old guys sitting around a table at Timmie's talking about a hockey game that was played 20 years ago. Love and appreciate the show. Keep them coming.477. AER Singapore, a benevolent dictatorship, is supposedly a “Christian nation “. If the citizens are Christian, then they are bland, entitled, and not exactly on fire for god. I realize that in describing individuals, that would be an unfair stereotype, but I mean it as the characteristic of the nation.478. AER In your podcast last week you talk about the separation of church and state, the end of Christendom. With the upcoming election in Canada, one party has proposed removing the charitable status for advancing religion. I recognize this may affect all religious organizations, but how do you think this will impact Churches and Christian charities? Should this be a factor Christian's take into consideration when thinking about who to vote for? More details https://www.evangelicalfellowship.ca/Communications/Canada-Watch/Committee-recommends-removing-charitable-status-fo#:~:text=But%2520a%2520parliamentary%2520committee%2520hasto%2520anti%252Dabortion%2520organizations.%E2%80%9D479. What does it mean to be of one flesh? Is it marriage? Is it sex? How can it be interpreted in today's age? 480. What do you know about the indigenous smudging ceremony? is it contrary to the christian faith? some say it mimics the ritual of incense in the jewish or catholic faith. My children are being offered this opportunity through school, and i am uncomfortable with it from initial thought. I would appreciate your perspective.Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following questions: (1:37 into episode)AER: Communism did not fail when the Berlin Wall fell. That was socialism. Socialism aims to distribute wealth and property equally while communism creates equality by eliminating private wealth and property. Socialist countries have a disgusting number of oligarchs and billionaire politicians. I believe communism can only be achieved in heaven.(4:59 into episode)AERLast week at the end of your discussion about different ideas of hell, you said that there should be space in churches for people to wrestle with these ideas where the bible can be interpreted in different ways and for us to be able to think about these ideas in the context of who we know God to be. I just want to say yes! And thank you for creating a place where we can ask the difficult question, hear your thoughts and ideas and it can challenge our thinking and lead us into a clearer/deeper understanding of who god is and what he says. (6:26 into episode)Referring to the comment of “separating the sheep and the goats referring to nations, I just read the Alexis Navalny book, and it is evident that many Russians do not agree with their leader (Putin) to the point where many have sacrificed their freedom or even life. How will nations be separated in such a way?(14:57 into episode)Given that most movies about Jesus are only about his birth or his death, what story of Jesus would you most like to see made into a movie? And who would you cast?(29:12 into episode)I know here in Canada, this isn't on the table just yet. But really curious if you could share your opinions on the “anti Christian bias” task forces and laws being pushed in the states. It feels hard to be a Christian in these times, especially when church and state should historically be kept separate.Resources to check out from this weeks episode:- BEMA Podcast -The Chosen Movie - The Passion Movie -The Risen Movie -Brushko Book- Dominion Book by Tom Holland (not Spider man) Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following questions: (1:37 into episode)AER: Communism did not fail when the Berlin Wall fell. That was socialism. Socialism aims to distribute wealth and property equally while communism creates equality by eliminating private wealth and property. Socialist countries have a disgusting number of oligarchs and billionaire politicians. I believe communism can only be achieved in heaven.(4:59 into episode)AERLast week at the end of your discussion about different ideas of hell, you said that there should be space in churches for people to wrestle with these ideas where the bible can be interpreted in different ways and for us to be able to think about these ideas in the context of who we know God to be. I just want to say yes! And thank you for creating a place where we can ask the difficult question, hear your thoughts and ideas and it can challenge our thinking and lead us into a clearer/deeper understanding of who god is and what he says. (6:26 into episode)Referring to the comment of “separating the sheep and the goats referring to nations, I just read the Alexis Navalny book, and it is evident that many Russians do not agree with their leader (Putin) to the point where many have sacrificed their freedom or even life. How will nations be separated in such a way?(14:57 into episode)Given that most movies about Jesus are only about his birth or his death, what story of Jesus would you most like to see made into a movie? And who would you cast?(29:12 into episode)I know here in Canada, this isn't on the table just yet. But really curious if you could share your opinions on the “anti Christian bias” task forces and laws being pushed in the states. It feels hard to be a Christian in these times, especially when church and state should historically be kept separate.Resources to check out from this weeks episode:- BEMA Podcast -The Chosen Movie - The Passion Movie -The Risen Movie -Brushko Book- Dominion Book by Tom Holland (not Spider man) Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Doug, Kyle, and Blake answer the following questions: (1:27 into episode) 1. After hearing previous conversations on what will happen when Jesus returns, specifically pertaining to revelation in this podcast. How would you all, and maybe specifically Doug, deal with parables found in Matthew 13:36-43 Matt 13:47-52, where it says the righteous and the wicked will be separated and the wicked will be thrown into the fiery pits?Resources: Inspired Imperfection by Greg Boyd, Her Gates will Never be Shut by Brad Jersak, and The Widening of Gods' Mercy by Richard and Christopher Hayes (43:52 into episode) 2.How many communions would it take to eat an entire Jesus?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Doug, Kyle, and Blake answer the following questions: (1:27 into episode) 1. After hearing previous conversations on what will happen when Jesus returns, specifically pertaining to revelation in this podcast. How would you all, and maybe specifically Doug, deal with parables found in Matthew 13:36-43 Matt 13:47-52, where it says the righteous and the wicked will be separated and the wicked will be thrown into the fiery pits?Resources: Inspired Imperfection by Greg Boyd, Her Gates will Never be Shut by Brad Jersak, and The Widening of Gods' Mercy by Richard and Christopher Hayes (43:52 into episode) 2.How many communions would it take to eat an entire Jesus?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug answer and discuss the following questions: 2:12 into episode AER My question is ,if someone opens up a subject or opinion of a sensitive nature and I am on completely opposite to that view & I know it could cause a quarrel, how do I respond?Try & change the subject?Give my view? At the same time be sensitive and try and understand the other persons view as well.Or just respond by saying it's better if we don't discuss the subject because we are on such different opinions.14:01 into episode AER Based on last week's first question. Does God inhabit all of these possible universes or just our own?16:53 into episode Proverbs 3 talks about the Lord directing our steps. How do we submit to that? How do I know I'm actually following his direction not just my own desires? In my experience it seems rather confusing most days.29:24 into episode As Christian's, how should we respond to fascism when it comes to government. When we have world leaders on a political stage with billionaires throwing nazi salutes, how do we respond to this type of oligarchy? I don't think Jesus would have wanted the richer and corrupt in power. What are your thoughts?Resources: Rise and Fall of Mars Hill (episode one, but if you haven't already it is fantastic) Discipleship in a world full of Nazis by Mark Theissen Nation Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug answer and discuss the following questions: 2:12 into episode AER My question is ,if someone opens up a subject or opinion of a sensitive nature and I am on completely opposite to that view & I know it could cause a quarrel, how do I respond?Try & change the subject?Give my view? At the same time be sensitive and try and understand the other persons view as well.Or just respond by saying it's better if we don't discuss the subject because we are on such different opinions.14:01 into episode AER Based on last week's first question. Does God inhabit all of these possible universes or just our own?16:53 into episode Proverbs 3 talks about the Lord directing our steps. How do we submit to that? How do I know I'm actually following his direction not just my own desires? In my experience it seems rather confusing most days.29:24 into episode As Christian's, how should we respond to fascism when it comes to government. When we have world leaders on a political stage with billionaires throwing nazi salutes, how do we respond to this type of oligarchy? I don't think Jesus would have wanted the richer and corrupt in power. What are your thoughts?Resources: Rise and Fall of Mars Hill (episode one, but if you haven't already it is fantastic) Discipleship in a world full of Nazis by Mark Theissen Nation Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode 376, Pastors Doug and Kyle discuss the following questions:(2:34 into episode)AER:Aer? Or just a separate question?Last week you talked about the power of God being demonstrated and presence of the Holy Spirit, it made me wonder how does testimony support this?(6:20 into episode)1. I normally put questions in the box on the website, but this one is seemed longer and more convoluted following a conversation I had with my son… feel free to not add it to the podcast if it is not relevant. I'm happy to add more detail if needed. We watched this video about the universehttps://youtu.be/isdLel273rQ?si=-mYVGG5lT2TAPk7BQuestion 1The question is, do you think the universe is infinite or finite? And is heaven inside the universe or outside of the universe? Question 2When it says that the increase of his government and peace will know no end (Isaiah 9:7) Does that support the idea that the universe is expanding along with red shift data? After a long discussion which was mostly my son telling me I couldn't think what I said because it was a paradox… we came up with some ideas… and then decided to throw it to you guys! (45:00 into episode)2. I hope this doesn't sound disrespectful to God but do you think heaven will just be us singing love songs to Jesus forever like an endless worship service? Because if I use even a small bit of my imagination, I have to believe it's way more exciting than that!? What do you guys think heaven will be like? Do you think Jesus and god will have physical bodies in heaven? And if so, how do you think they will spend time with all of us intimately at the same time? Dreaming of heaven today.Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode 376, Pastors Doug and Kyle discuss the following questions:(2:34 into episode)AER:Aer? Or just a separate question?Last week you talked about the power of God being demonstrated and presence of the Holy Spirit, it made me wonder how does testimony support this?(6:20 into episode)1. I normally put questions in the box on the website, but this one is seemed longer and more convoluted following a conversation I had with my son… feel free to not add it to the podcast if it is not relevant. I'm happy to add more detail if needed. We watched this video about the universehttps://youtu.be/isdLel273rQ?si=-mYVGG5lT2TAPk7BQuestion 1The question is, do you think the universe is infinite or finite? And is heaven inside the universe or outside of the universe? Question 2When it says that the increase of his government and peace will know no end (Isaiah 9:7) Does that support the idea that the universe is expanding along with red shift data? After a long discussion which was mostly my son telling me I couldn't think what I said because it was a paradox… we came up with some ideas… and then decided to throw it to you guys! (45:00 into episode)2. I hope this doesn't sound disrespectful to God but do you think heaven will just be us singing love songs to Jesus forever like an endless worship service? Because if I use even a small bit of my imagination, I have to believe it's way more exciting than that!? What do you guys think heaven will be like? Do you think Jesus and god will have physical bodies in heaven? And if so, how do you think they will spend time with all of us intimately at the same time? Dreaming of heaven today.Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Blake, Kyle, and Doug discuss the following:How do we know what topics are worth breaking fellowship over, like first order non-negotiable, and what subjects are not worth breaking fellowship over when we all as Christians have such different interpretations of the bible? Over the last few years I have adopted the theology that God is wanting us to participate in his restoration in the world. Just wondering what your guys views on this are and if you think that the world can be restored for when Jesus returns or it still won't be completed until he returns?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Blake, Kyle, and Doug discuss the following:How do we know what topics are worth breaking fellowship over, like first order non-negotiable, and what subjects are not worth breaking fellowship over when we all as Christians have such different interpretations of the bible? Over the last few years I have adopted the theology that God is wanting us to participate in his restoration in the world. Just wondering what your guys views on this are and if you think that the world can be restored for when Jesus returns or it still won't be completed until he returns?Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Blake, Kyle, and Doug discuss the following: AER- 1:12 into episode AER On last weeks topic of friendships with the opposite sex. do you think you're assessment of the situation might be coming from being raised in the purity culture era or mindset? I would argue that it might be a skewed view and would be curious to know how you feel purity culture impacted each of you both in your teens to now.Question 1 -17:07 into episode Within expectations in others, I struggle with expecting such a high standard, when I know that imperfections can be beautiful. When I expect more, it's never ended well for me. What is the difference between hope and expectations? And how, biblically, can I reach hope within others and the future rather than disappointment and unrealistic expectations? Instead of expecting god to do something… how can hear what is from him in these circumstances?Question 2 -49:02 into episode I was recently watching the movie “Prince of Egypt” and noticed that one of the plagues seems to be fire from the sky and when I noticed that I realized that I've seen other movies depict that before too. When I read about the plagues though that doesn't seem to be mentioned, is there a translation in which fire from the sky is one of the plagues of Egypt or do you think that it is just the creators of those films trying to make it more dramatic, as though locusts and frogs, and bloody water, etc. aren't dramatic enough?Resources for this episode: Micah 6:8 on living Justly, The Patient Ferment of the Early Church book, and for movies and some humour Pitch Meetings on Youtube Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Blake, Kyle, and Doug discuss the following: AER- 1:12 into episode AER On last weeks topic of friendships with the opposite sex. do you think you're assessment of the situation might be coming from being raised in the purity culture era or mindset? I would argue that it might be a skewed view and would be curious to know how you feel purity culture impacted each of you both in your teens to now.Question 1 -17:07 into episode Within expectations in others, I struggle with expecting such a high standard, when I know that imperfections can be beautiful. When I expect more, it's never ended well for me. What is the difference between hope and expectations? And how, biblically, can I reach hope within others and the future rather than disappointment and unrealistic expectations? Instead of expecting god to do something… how can hear what is from him in these circumstances?Question 2 -49:02 into episode I was recently watching the movie “Prince of Egypt” and noticed that one of the plagues seems to be fire from the sky and when I noticed that I realized that I've seen other movies depict that before too. When I read about the plagues though that doesn't seem to be mentioned, is there a translation in which fire from the sky is one of the plagues of Egypt or do you think that it is just the creators of those films trying to make it more dramatic, as though locusts and frogs, and bloody water, etc. aren't dramatic enough?Resources for this episode: Micah 6:8 on living Justly, The Patient Ferment of the Early Church book, and for movies and some humour Pitch Meetings on Youtube Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following questions:Aer: Following the conversation last week about lust, is lust always sexual? And what is the difference between lust and coveting? For example I have often watched home make over shows, and felt stuck financially as we couldn't do renos or afford to move. But I have spent lots of time looking at houses, wishing we could move, imagining my dream house and how I would decorate it. This is not just looking at a house and thinking it is beautiful, the eye is fixed and focused on imagining a life there. Is this lust?How should I treat and honour others biblically ? Friends or my wife ?Biblical platonic boundaries within relationships with the other sexDo you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
In this weeks episode of Inverted Orthodoxy, Pastors Kyle, Blake, and Doug discuss the following questions:Aer: Following the conversation last week about lust, is lust always sexual? And what is the difference between lust and coveting? For example I have often watched home make over shows, and felt stuck financially as we couldn't do renos or afford to move. But I have spent lots of time looking at houses, wishing we could move, imagining my dream house and how I would decorate it. This is not just looking at a house and thinking it is beautiful, the eye is fixed and focused on imagining a life there. Is this lust?How should I treat and honour others biblically ? Friends or my wife ?Biblical platonic boundaries within relationships with the other sexDo you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website www.invertedorthodoxy.com to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit www.livingspringsairdrie.com
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