This is a podcast made for the Christian who wants to learn and know more about God. Our desire is to know the Lord on a deeper level.
Brad and Natasha talk about their 6 year old daughter, and something she said at the dentist today. We were challenged by her words, will you be?
Brad and Natasha talk about Babylon and sin. The system, the city, the Countries that support wickedness. Should we be a part? Should we allow space in our lives for it to live?
Brad and Natasha Talk about current events in America. The election results, Covid, and the need for the spread of the Gospel. Lets take a moment to catch up!
*Quality Notice: This episode contains a low electrical hum. We are working on getting it out as we have had this issue in the past. Brad and Natasha take a look at Acts 18 and the continued story of the Acts of the Apostles.
Brad and Natasha talk about the wondrous and great love of God. Are we worthy of Gods love? What is on the mind of God?
Brad and Natasha talk about some things that have happened over the summer. They talk about changes that have happened in their lives, and how God moved in their family to accomplish His work in their daughters heart.
Brad and Natasha talk about a Church Sign that Brad saw. What is the source of Gods righteousness? Who is Gods righteousness? Does understanding the righteousness of God help us understand our place in the world? Can we find a way to become clean before God?
Brad and Natasha ask the question, do you hate your sin? What does that even look like in our lives? When we love God should we not hate the sin that that we do? Why do so many people want to hang on to sin? All that and more in this episode of The Abnormal Christian.
Brad and Natasha revisit the topic of "What is sin?". Is it just the 10 commandments, is it specific to individuals or are we given a clear definition of it in the Bible. We asked for input from people from different walks of life and different belief systems how they would answer the question of "What is Sin?". We give our take of what we believe sin to be according to what we believe the Bible sets forth related to the topic. The answer is probably easier than you might imagine. Why do we as believers struggle so desperately to define it?How do we convey to non-believers a simple explanation of what sin is and how can we try and avoid it?
Brad and Natasha discuss current events from the first half of 2020. They give their take from a Hebraic Roots perspective. How do you stay grounded when the world around you is devolving into utter chaos? Listen and see how they hold on to Yeshua and stay focused on Him and His promises.
Brad and Natasha go over Acts 17, Paul visits Berea and Athens. This leads to confrontations with local Jews and the reading of the Gospel to the greeks. Paul preaches the resurrection of Jesus from Mars Hill, and calls out the greeks for praying to the UNKNOWN GOD.
Brad and Natasha talk about our preferences when it comes to life and the scripture. What do we prefer in a church service? What version of the Bible do we prefer to adhere to? Do we search for things that confirm our preferences or are we really looking to learn and grow in Christ even when it may push us outside of our comfort zone?
Brad and Natasha talk about current events in relation to Psalms 46. Should we be afraid? Who is in control, even when it all seems to fall apart? Does God really know what you are going through? How can we hear his voice?
Brad and Natasha look at Hebrews chapter 13 and the specific subject presented in verse 17. Does this bible tell us to blindly follow those who have authority over us? Does it tell us who we should listen to? What is the qualification? What other things can we find in the Word of God?
Brad and Natasha go over Acts chapter 16 as they continue on in their study of The Acts of The Apostles.
Brad and Natasha talk about the current events in the church. Many have gone to streaming services online, and there are interesting things to note. What does it mean to be, to sound, to look like Jesus to the world? Does sound doctrine matter? Are you being a Bible snob?
Brad and Natasha talk about the current situation of the world and the application of the scripture. Is this the end of the world? What should we be looking for? How will we know? If so many preachers claim to have healing abilities, then why are they not in the hospitals healing the sick? All this and more in this episode!
Brad and Natasha talk about Acts chapter 15 and what it relates to when it comes to being saved by doing a work. In this chapter the spread of the Gospel was challenged by those who believed that converts must do something in order to receive salvation. Paul takes them to Jerusalem to get instruction from the council. He also has a contention with Peter.
Brad and Natasha talk about the current events surrounding the coronavirus. What should we do? How should believers react to such terrible news? Does God protect us from sickness?
Brad and Natasha go over Acts chapter 14 and the preaching of the Gospel to the Gentiles by Paul. God is working many miracles to convince the Gentiles, all the while the Jews continue to get jealous of Paul preaching the Messiah to all.
Brad and Natasha talk about the idea of Jesus becoming our sin. Did he ever sin in his life? Did he become sin on the cross? Did he take on the nature of Satan as claimed by some preacher?
Brad and Natasha continue on in their study of the Acts of the Apostles. This week they look at Acts 13:31-52. The Gospel continues to spread to the gentiles and Paul makes some jews Jealous with his preaching.
Brad and Natasha take on the subject of Witchcraft in America. Were you aware that witchcraft is on the rise? Did you know it shares many similarities to some of the things going on in the charismatic church? Also there is a special offer in this episode!
Brad and Natasha Continue in the Study of The Acts of the Apostles. This time they are looking at Chapter 13 as the story of the Gospel continues to spread.
Brad and Natasha talk about the subject of honesty. Can we really be honest with ourselves when it comes to facts or information that challenges our current belief? How should we react when we are faced with something that bothers our feelings?
Brad and Natasha take a look at Acts Chapter 12, Peter is in Prison and James the greater is killed for the Gospel at the hands of Herod. What would happen to Peter? How was he rescued?
Brad and Natasha ask the question, what is a blessing? Does God bless us with material things? Is this something we should be seeking after? Why are we so focused on laying up treasures here on Earth? What did Jesus say about the rich. In this episode we will take a look at Psalms 73, and the story of a man who was upset at the wealth of the wicked. He enters into the Temple and finds new perspective on what really matters.
Brad and Natasha talk about some new ideas for the Podcast. They ask for some direction fro the listerners and explain some of their up coming episode thoughts. As always you can reach them at theabnormalchristian@gmail.com
Brad and Natasha continue in their study of The Acts of the Apostles. This week they go through chapter 11 and talk about Peter's return to Jerusalem where the Congregation(church) originated. We also see the first use of the term "Christian" in relation to believers.
Brad and Natasha talk about having a desire for the truth. Should we care about the accuracy of what we believe? Do facts even matter when it comes to faith? What is our source of our truth?
Brad and Natasha continue on in their study of the Acts of the Apostles. In this episode they look at chapter 10 as Peter is presented with God's vision for the spreading the Gospel to the entire world. This is unusual for a devoted jewish man, and a bit difficult for Peter to understand.
Brad and Natasha talk about the question "why do bad things happen to good people?" or "why me". In this episode they take a look at the biblical viewpoint of persecution, problems, sickness and sin. How do all these things intertwine with our relationship with God. How does sin manifest itself in our bodies?
Brad and Natasha talk about the second half of Acts chapter nine. They continue on in their study of The Acts of the Apostles. Paul is threatened, and Peter completes miracles to provide a testimony to the Glory of God.
Brad and Natasha talk about Romans 12:2 and what it means to conform to the mind of Christ. Should we avoid the world and the things in it? What does it mean to conform to current society? Does God care about our conformity?
Brad and Natasha talk about what some of our responsibilities are as believers. They focus on encouragement through the word of God, and specify what the "Church" actual is. This episode looks at wanting to lift each other up versus tearing each other down.
Brad and Natasha continue on in their study of the Acts of the Apostles. Saul, the great persecutor of the believers, goes through a dramatic change. He is faced with his own sin, and must come to terms with the Messiah he meets. A great miracle occurs and Saul is changed forever.
Brad and Natasha talk about 6 points that surround being offended. Should Christians ever be offended by the world? Is the spirit of God caught off guard by anything? What can we learn from a life of peace?
Brad and Natasha continue on in their study of the Acts of the Apostles. In this episode they discuss chapter eight. The death of Stephen, Simon the wizard, and the Eunuch by the river.
Brad and Natasha talk about the idea of filtering your life through the scripture. How can we be washed clean of our sin? How can we stay right with God?
Brad and Natasha tak about current events at the outset of 2020. The world continues to change and we must stay firm in our belief. Are our beliefs based on social ethics?
Brad and Natasha finish out chapter seven of Acts. Stephen stood falsely accused and pays a step price for belief in the Messiah. How does his death show us God's Mercy? What does it say about a believer? What can we learn?
Brad and Natasha talk about our need for a steady relationship with God. Filling our lives with the word of God should be our desire, should be our goal, because we need his word for life. Apart from Jesus we can do nothing.
Brad and Natasha talk about the error in the belief that God needs us for anything? What does this lead us to believe about our relationship with the father? Does it produce a humble attitude or an attitude of selfish arrogance?
Brad and Natasha continue the study of the books of Acts. This time we are on chapter 7 going from verse 1 to verse 42. Follow along as we continue in our look into the Acts of the Apostles.
Brad and Natasha talk about being the Hands and feet of Jesus. What does it look like to be an active part of the body of Christ? Where can we start? Are there any good examples of people suffering before they triumph?
Brad and Natasha talk about Bethel Church in redding California. There is something going on there that has the potential to be devastating to many people. What is the NAR? Can we tell God what to do?
Brad and Natasha continue on with their study of the book of Acts. This time its Acts chapter 6 they take a look at. Stephen is a large focus as he is accused of doing something. They lied about his ministry and it carries heavy consequences.
Brad and Natasha talk about the top reasons why millennials reject religion. What are some of the things they say about churches? What are their complaints? Are they any different from past generations? How can we change?
Brad and Natasha talk about the recent controversy surrounding Chick Fil A. Has the american church fallen out of Love with the brand? has the company compromised on their former biblical stance? What do we do about it?
Brad and Natasha continue on with the study of Acts. This week they are in chapter five and talk about the persecution of Peter. The Gospel continues to spread through Jerusalem and the nation of Israel and the Sadducees are becoming more angry with the believers are times continues on. Who is Gamaliel? What words of his are prophetic?
Brad and Natasha talk about Daniel chapter six. This famous story sets an example to our modern society about standing for what is right even in the face of certain death. How should we react to the world round us? Should we obey God alone? What does it mean to be standing with Lions?