A Gospel Centered Podcast! Examining the lives of Christians on the Palouse. Be encouraged by how God has worked through them and how God is conforming His people to Jesus through trials and tribulations.
John confesses about a sin he committed. Clark answers a listeners question plus the bros also dive more into the topic about the Word of God.Email us with questions at thesavedsinners@gmail.com or like us on our Facebook Page The Saved SinnersHere is the link to the book A Peculiar Glory by John Piperhttps://www.amazon.com/Peculiar-Glory-Christian-Scriptures-Truthfulness/dp/1433552639/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=a+peculiar+glory&qid=1591820905&sr=8-1
Clark shares his frustrations about the podcast and John has a big announcement. We also find out what the Word of God means.
Clark confronts John about a financial decision. Plus we dive into why repentance is actually a good positive act in the Romans 2:4.
Clark and John discuss favorite Will Ferrell movies and how one movie relates to scripture from Romans chapter 2. They discuss self-righteousness regarding the "face" that we put forward to others, and also how we see ourselves in relation to others.
Clark and John discuss sexual immorality as it relates to scripture passages from Romans chapter 1, Galations 5:16, and I Corinthians chapter 6.
Clark and John extend their conversation from last week about Gods' wrath / salvation regarding those who have never been exposed to the gospel message. During the conversation Clark gets called by the police!
Clark and John discuss Romans 1:18-23 concerning the wrath of God. Questions are pondered about salvation/wrath regarding those who have never heard the gospel.
Clark shares an interesting story about selling his dirtbike and the bros discuss Romans 1:13-17 and the power of preaching the gospel.
Clark Bertsch and John McKieghan share insights based on the TV character, the Tiger King. They discuss how they personally wrestle with different aspects of their faith and ministry. Scripture from the book of Romans and Philippians are the basis for diving deeper into understanding, as we live out our faith.Here is sort of what the new podcast logo will look like without the sweatshirt
Meet John the newest member of the show! Each week John and I will talk about life, entertain you with some funny stories and also talk about deep spiritual insights into the Word of God. Join us every Monday! (God Willing)Sorry about the popping noises in this episode. I figured out that the mics needed to be turned away from our mouths!
What effect does sharing your testimony have? Rob Atkinson explains how his story changed after hearing testimonies, and how drastically Jesus changed his life.
During times of crisis, people pray. What should we as believers in Christ pray for during the corona virus? Next Episode: Rob Atikson Testimony
Clark and Kenny review Ch. 2 of Timothy Kellers book "A Reason for God". They explore why God allows suffering in the world and discuss Jesus' suffering.Yes, The picture of the human and cat are intentional! Cats make us humans suffer!!!
THE FRUIT OF MY LABOR IS GROWING IN SOMEONE ELSE'S GARDEN: Bethany Bertsch interviews Kristyn Baker for a poignant discussion about her childhood and growing faith during her college years. Kristyn has words of wisdom to share after experiencing a period of trials and loss.
Clark and Pastor Scott discuss questions from church members:Where do the unborn and infants go after they die?Will animals be in heaven?Why do we, as Christians, rejoice in the salvation of celebrities more then the salvation of common people?
This is the first in a new series exploring questions from church members. Clark and Pastor Scott discuss:What are the distractions that keep us from pursuing our faith.How do we know that the Bible version we're reading is accurate?What does discipleship look like in our modern Church?
In Several months, SOAP (Scripture, Observation, Application, and Prayer) on the book of John will be continued!
Clark and Bart delve deeper into Bart's transformation from being a believing Christian to a practicing Christian.
Clark interviews Bart as he shares his testimony of growing up in a Catholic household. He shares his early college years, and how he began reading his Bible three months before he met his future wife, Brittany. He emphasizes that the church is not a building but the people, and the importance of having a church community to encourage our walk and faith in Christ.
Clark gives a wonderful exposition regarding John 1:1 - 5 and ties in other verses from the Old and New Testament to bring the verses to a practical life application.
Clark and Kenny discuss the concept of whether evangelism equates with arrogance. The importance of a life in Christ that is attractive to the non-believer is emphazized.
Clark Bertsch and Pastor Scott discuss the process and benefit of falling in love with scripture. When reading the Bible feels dry, it is in the process of reading that we find the "reward is in the work" which produces joy. Pastor Scott shares the history, and rariety, of copies of ancient scripture related to old testament versus new testament.
Clark Bertsch expounds on the YouTube video "23 minutes in Hell".
Bethany and Marta discuss the book that Marta is in the process of writing, about why Spanish women are converting to Islam. As children of God, we are all called to "make the Kingdom of God greater" as we share our faith, in the process of bringing others to Christ.
Bethany Bertsch interviews Marta as she dicusses her childhood conversion from Cultural religion to salvation in Christ. Her life journey has included a faith walk with many "ups and downs", but she always carried within her the deep question of scripture, as Christ asked others "who do you say I am?" The question prompted a life response within Marta.
With this 7 minute episode , Clark continues his analogy from the previous (#49 - The Law is Good) audio log podcast.
In this 7-minute episode: Clark shares his audio log. His personal Journal touches on devotional thoughts and life application.
This time of year everyone makes new years resolutions. Learn why Christians should make reading the Bible their resolution even if it's just fifteen minutes a day. Happy New Year!
Clark and Kenny discuss Timothy Keller's book, "Reasons for God", Chapter titled "There Can't Be One True Religion". They explore the exclustivity of truth in the age of postmodern relativism.
Clark and Pastor Scott discuss the controversy surrounding Kanye West. Kanye professes Christ and is using his concerts as a means for mission to reach others for Christ.
Jeff shares his conversion experience and the miracles that followed.
Clark interviews Jeff regarding his testimony ranging from elementary-age to present day. Each of us must ask ourselves "how much is enough" for us to be satisfied in this life, and the only thing to fill that void is our relationship with the Lord. Jeff gives a moving call to love the ones that are here with us, and to remember those who have gone before us to be with the Lord.
Clark and Kenny discuss Timothy Keller's book, "Reasons for God". Doubt is a natural part of our faith, and discerning the reason for our questions is as important as the answers.
Clark discusses judging others with Pastor Scott including a session of impromptu interview questions with church members. The topic is explored through a Biblical perspective of judging sin versus judging salvation, and understanding the jurisdiction of judgement for Christians.
Alcoholism, divorce, and the effects of believing lies about yourself. Carme is both honest and insightful in this Q&A with Bethany.
Carme shares her raw and heart-felt testimony that includes her struggle with being overweight, her conversion to Christianity, health problems secondary to bariatric surgery, and alcoholism. She also shares her experience of a difficult marriage and subsequent divorce. She has experienced being ostracized by the community, as well as the church, and fell victim to the lies of the enemy.Carme clarifies the difference between guilt and shame. She has now been free from alcohol for over six years. Through it all, she has experienced the overwhelming, faithful love of God in all things.
Clark Bertsch and Jeff Breed discuss the importance of longevity and relationships within the church.Note: Tales of Paradise Path podcast will be on a two-week hiatus in celebration of the Thanksgiving holiday. Clark leaves you with a very special homework assignment at the end of todays podcast. The podcast will resume on Monday, December 9th.
When you take the time to fall in love with scripture you often find treasure along the way. God's word helps us to know him more completely than any Bible study or devotional could.
Clark Bertsch interviews Kenny Yeager in a "get to know" discussion session as a prelude to future discussions between Clark and Kenny based on the book "The Reason for God" by Timothy Keller. Kenny shares his educational and family background. He attended Bible College and Seminary and has two Masters degrees (one in Ministry and one in Biblical Theology). He has a wife and two young children.
Clark and Bethany Bertsch discuss the introduction of the book "The Meaning of Marriage". They will discuss a chapter of this book every other Friday.The Meaning of Marriage by Timothy Keller. (2013). ISBN 978-1594631870
Clark and Jeff discuss servitude and yielding fruit for the kingdom. They also discuss, in further detail, Jeffs' experience when he learned that his son had died unexpectedly.
Jeff Breed shares his testimony related to early childhood and his conversion to Christianity, when he became a born- again believer versus a religious person. He tells of the early years in ministry in Moscow up through current day with Chi Alpha and Venture Church. Jeff also discusses his personal suffering over the course of several years when family members died, including his son, and his experience of knowing Gods' precence and comfort.
Clark Bertsch shares more information from the book "Tortured for Christ" and also quotes Charles Spurgeon. Thought-provoking concepts are explored as Clark shares his desire and struggles to evangelize to a lost world.
Clark Bertsch and Jeremy Sexton continue their discussion regarding Chi Alpha internship versus becoming a staff member. In a nutshell, internship prepares you to become a staff member and staff membership involves actual ministry. Jeremy shares the joys and challenges of being a staff member.
Clark Bertsch and Jeremy Sexton have an intriguing discussion regarding Chi Alpha internship. The Internship role includes study and fundraising with the goal of being prepared for ministry to students. Tips related to Outreach in our modern culture are included in the discussion.
Kevin and Bethany Bertsch discuss Chapter 3 of the book "Tortured for Christ". Discussion includes the immense availability of Bibles today, and also how the author chose to honor Christ by visiting the grave site of the man who tortured him.
Clark Bertsch's interview with Jeremy Sexton includes discussion about works and faith, including the book "Not a Fan", and finding a balance between legalism and " cheap grace". Jeremy expounds on how life can be difficult during transition, but God is still working in and through us during these times.
Jeremy Sexton discusses his Christian upbringing and his realization that faith and works go hand-in-hand according to the book of James. He continues his testimony regarding his involvement with Chi Alpha and his subsequent choice to deny himself a professional teaching career, in order to follow the Lord's leading as a Chi Alpha staff member.
Clark and Bethany Bertsch discuss the ability to remain faithful to God in the midst of suffering. God gives us the strength we need at the time of our need. Tortured For ChristAuthor: Richard Wurmbrand
Clark Bertsch and Pastor Scott discuss II Kings 6: 8-23 and how God opens our eyes to see that he is fighting our battles for us. Conversation continues regarding the impact we have on the lives of our children to encourage their walk with Christ.
Clark Bertsch and Pastor Scott discuss the importance of the Holy Spirit in our daily walk with the Lord, as we read and follow the Bible.