The Two Fish Podcast : A Christian Bible Study Made Simple

Send us a Text Message.Can you afford to neglect your salvation? Explore the profound warning in Hebrews Chapter 2 as we unpack the scripture's call to unwavering diligence in faith. Our new studio setup reflects the transitions we face in our spiritual journeys, underscoring the importance of daily devotionals and regular Bible study to stay anchored in God's truth. We draw intriguing parallels between academic rigor and spiritual practice, emphasizing the reliability of the scriptures, bolstered by firsthand witnesses and Old Testament prophecies.This episode also tackles the human condition through the lens of Adam and Eve's story, highlighting the significance of Jesus's sacrifice and his temporary state lower than angels. We discuss Jesus's triumph over death, his shared humanity, and his ultimate glorification, reinforcing his dual nature as fully God and fully man. As we anticipate Hebrews Chapter 3, we prepare to delve into the comparison between Jesus and Moses, affirming Jesus's superiority using a blend of Old and New Testament scriptures. Join us for this enriching discussion on these essential teachings and their applications in our daily lives.

Send us a Text Message.Who really wrote the Book of Hebrews, and why does it matter? In this episode, we tackle the enduring mystery of its authorship and the ongoing debate over whether Paul was behind its composition. By contrasting Hebrews with Paul's other letters, we highlight the unique stylistic differences and set the scene for understanding the complex context in which it was written. This book was aimed at Jewish converts grappling with the seismic shift from Old Testament practices to the revolutionary teachings of Jesus—a transition that was anything but smooth.Moving on, we shine a spotlight on Jesus' divine nature and unparalleled purpose as depicted in Hebrews and the Gospel of John. You'll hear about His portrayal as the radiance of God's glory and the exact imprint of His nature, existing from the dawn of creation. This episode underscores the shift from God communicating through prophets to the direct revelation through His Son, Jesus—who purified sins and now reigns at God's right hand. We also touch on the significant roles angels played in biblical narratives, ultimately reinforcing Jesus' supreme status over all heavenly beings.Lastly, we dissect the hierarchy and superiority of Jesus within Jewish tradition and Christian theology. Jewish culture revered angels, but Hebrews makes it clear: Jesus stands far above them. Using various scriptures, we illustrate that God never bestowed the same honor upon angels as He did upon His Son. Through these passages, we emphasize Jesus' eternal nature and supreme authority, making it clear that while angels serve as messengers, Jesus reigns as the eternal King. So, grab a friend and join us for this enriching exploration of the Book of Hebrews, and stay tuned for more thought-provoking discussions.

Send us a Text Message.Have you ever felt a wave of gratitude so powerful it stops you in your tracks? That's the heartfelt sentiment we're riding on as we reflect on the Two Fish Podcast's journey, and it's all thanks to you, our amazing community. From our first tentative steps in late 2020 to the growth that's spanned across a staggering 72 countries, we've been on quite the adventure. This episode is a celebration of that progress and the stories of personal growth that have come with it. We're blown away by how our episodes have traveled the globe, shared by word-of-mouth—proof that your support can truly work wonders.Amidst updates and reflections, we also share a personal glimpse into the challenge of juggling family life with our passion for podcasting. This episode is about more than just numbers; it's about the spiritual nourishment we aim to provide and the inspiration we draw from the biblical tale of feeding the thousands. Looking ahead, we're excited to bring you a fresh perspective with a new series on the Book of Hebrews, diving into the text's richness and how its wisdom can shape our lives today. As we recount touching experiences and look forward to deepening our discussions, we're reminded that at the heart of it all is our unwavering gratitude for your presence on this journey.

Embark on a spiritual expedition with us, Nick and Aaron, as we dissect the essence of 2 Thessalonians 3:3 and what it truly means to be anchored in our faith. We're bringing the warmth of the campfire to your ears in the latest installment of the Two Fish Podcast series, inviting you to join our contemplation on God's steadfast protection and the depth of roots we are called to grow in Christ. Together, we navigate through the transformative journey of being born again, the enduring process of spiritual maturation, and the intimate knowledge of God that comes with unwavering faith. It's not just about theological conjecture; it's a personal exploration into the changes and growth every believer yearns to experience.As we wade deeper into the waters of our covenant with the Divine, we unravel the delicate balance between the Old Testament laws and the grace that Jesus ushers in. The cross isn't merely a symbol of sacrifice; it's a blueprint for our dual-faceted relationships: the vertical with God that fuels our inner spirituality and the horizontal that fosters communal fortitude. Through heartfelt dialogue, we aim to empower you to be more than a passive recipient of faith, but an active cultivator of your own spiritual garden. So tune in, and let the insights from our Two Fish community support and inspire your spiritual walk. Visit twofishpodcast.com for this and more soul-nourishing episodes.

As we brought our exploration of 2 Thessalonians chapter three to a close, our conversation took a deep dive into the intersection of faith and action. Paul's timeless message to the Thessalonian church echoed through the ages, challenging us to shun idleness while embracing the sanctity of work. He offered a blueprint for spiritual fortitude, urging the faithful to support each other through prayer and to remain vigilant against the forces of evil. Our discussion reflected on Paul's own metamorphosis from adversary to advocate, casting his teachings in a new light that underscored the transformative power of faith and the protection it affords.Tackling the Christian ethos of work, Nick and Aaron unpacked the delicate dance between community support and the promotion of self-reliance. We traversed through scripture to remind ourselves that while the anticipation of Christ's return is vital, it should not deter us from daily toil and contribution to our communities. Our discourse reaffirmed that to work quietly and earn our keep is to live out Biblical principles, a testament to the depth of our conviction and the embodiment of our dedication to the tenets of our faith. Join us on this profound journey, and let's carry these teachings into our lives, letting them shape the way we interact with the world and with the divine.

Embark on a profound journey through Second Thessalonians, Chapter 2, as Aaron and I grapple with the eschatological enigma of the end times and the Antichrist. The early Thessalonians wrestled with a significant misunderstanding - the belief that the Day of the Lord had already come. As we dissect this scripture, our humble pursuit of clarity takes us into the heart of Paul's teachings. We're not scholars, just earnest believers, and we invite you to reflect on the signposts of our current era that may signal the unfolding of these ancient prophecies. Within this episode, we also unveil our website's latest interactive enhancements, designed to foster a deeper sense of community and spiritual growth among our listeners. Dwayne Yoder's impactful daily devotionals are spotlighted, offering a resource for those seeking daily inspiration.The dialogue continues, dissecting the perplexing notion of a preordained deception and the promise of Christ's ultimate victory over the forces of darkness. Together, Aaron and I confront the unsettling scripture that speaks of God sending a strong delusion, unpacking its theological implications with the utmost care. We emphasize the importance of immediate action in faith, as we contemplate the urgency of embracing salvation and grace in these complex times. Whether it's getting baptized, joining a church, or simply reaching out with your questions, this episode is a clarion call to engage with your beliefs actively. So, let's huddle around this metaphorical campfire, share in prayer, and uplift each other in fellowship, fortified by the hopeful messages amidst the trials foretold.

In a recent episode we got a little off topic but became an awesome conversation about what SUCCESS looks like!+Have you ever paused to measure the true weight of success? If you're wrestling with the definition of success, particularly from a Christian perspective, this episode is a beacon for those seeking clarity. We wade through the muddy waters of worldly accolades versus the divine fulfillment that comes from following Jesus Christ's example of compassion and service. Drawing from powerful Biblical narratives, we contrast the lure of material prosperity with the call to care for the less fortunate, and ponder how aligning our pursuits with God's will reshapes our understanding of true achievement.Our conversation takes an unexpected turn with the tale of a simple fisherman, a story that deftly challenges society's conventional success metrics and champions the virtues of contentment and simplicity. We share personal reflections on the uses of wealth and the idea that true success in God's eyes looks strikingly different from the world's view. This thoughtful discussion invites you to reassess your goals and consider whether your life's direction is pointing towards temporal treasures or eternal values. As we explore these themes, listeners are encouraged to reflect on the profound question: what does it really mean to be successful, both in life and in faith?

Ever wondered how the early Christians maintained unwavering faith amidst intense persecution? This week on Two Fish, Nick and Aaron guide us through the enduring wisdom of Paul in Second Thessalonians. As we traverse the heartfelt greetings and affirmations in Paul's second letter to the Thessalonians, we discover not only the commendable resilience of the ancient church but also the profound relevance for modern believers. Our hosts unpack how Paul's words embolden us to face trials with the same steadfast faith and growing love that defined the early Christian community.Feel the weight of every word as we celebrate the Thessalonian church's example that shines across the ages, an emblem of grace and peace amidst adversity. Nick and Aaron don't just recount history; they connect the dots to our present-day journey of faith. Join us for an enriching session that promises to bolster your spirit and reaffirm the power of community in faith. As we analyze each chapter of Second Thessalonians, be prepared for a strengthening of heart, an ignition of passion, and a newfound appreciation for the trials that refine us.

Ever wondered how the unpredictability of the 'Day of the Lord' aligns with the idea of being ever-vigilant and prepared? Our latest episode takes you through a riveting exploration of 1 Thessalonians Chapter 5, where we discuss the profound teachings of Paul to the early church. As children of light, we are called to be ready, not just for the end times, but for the everyday trials that test our faith. We dissect the powerful symbolism of light and darkness, reflecting on the readiness required of us as believers and how the state of our world might signal the nearing of profound change. The conversation goes deeper as we consider whether the events of today are the very 'labor pains' that scripture speaks of, helping us to remain steadfast and watchful.Bringing practical advice into the mix, we shed light on the essential Christian tenets of respect within the community, unwavering support for the weak, and the cultivation of a peaceful and patient spirit. The episode brings to the forefront the enduring relevance of rejoicing, praying, and giving thanks, which are more than just spiritual practices; they are the very essence of God's will for us. As we unpack these themes, we also tackle the challenges of living in a world that tempts us to turn away from the light, stressing the importance of not quenching the Spirit and being discerning of prophecies. Our parting message is a call to action: share the wisdom gleaned from our talk, uplift one another, and carry the light forward into the new year, regardless of the darkness that surrounds us.

As we mark the third anniversary of the Two Fish podcast, we find ourselves returning to the enduring wisdom of 1 Thessalonians chapter 4, exploring the themes of temptation and the transformative power of Scripture. Throughout this episode, we express our heartfelt gratitude to you, our devoted listeners, for walking this journey with us. Together, we uncover the strength that lies in communal Bible study and the myriad of perspectives that deepen our understanding and unite us in Christ. By revisiting biblical principles, we affirm that navigating life's challenges is not just about personal growth but is fundamentally an act of reverence towards God's sanctity.This anniversary episode does more than just look back; it addresses the pressing issue of sexual immorality, a slippery slope from minor indiscretions to significant moral failings challenged by today's cultural norms. We discuss the impact of modern platforms like OnlyFans and the broader consequences on relationships and family dynamics, drawing from the potent narrative of David and Bathsheba. The conversation then shifts to a message of hope and comfort found in Christ, reminding us of the resurrection promise and its profound influence on how we live our lives, love our neighbors, and stand as distinctive testaments to the redemptive power of faith. Join us as we encourage each other in the transformative journey of sanctification and community.

As our family huddles close, with the Action Bible's vivid illustrations before us, we invite you to join the warmth of our Christmas celebration. Our kids, Adelaide and Ryan, lend their voices to the cherished nativity story, as we traverse from the bustling streets of Bethlehem to the tranquil manger scene, punctuated by our playful banter and the occasional giggle over a reading mishap. Together, we uncover the profound joy and enduring message tucked within the tale of Jesus' birth, making it a family affair that extends an open invitation to our listeners to find the same wonder and meaning this Christmas.The spirit of the season sparkles as we unwrap our favorite Christmas memories and traditions. The anticipation of gift-giving, amplified by the convenience of modern apps like DrawNames.com, mingles with lively debates on the merits of pine-scented versus hassle-free trees. Through candid family anecdotes and heartfelt tips, we craft an episode that is as much about the laughter-filled chaos of holiday gatherings as it is an earnest reflection on the significance of this time of year. Tune in for a special community holiday message, and a nudge to celebrate with gratitude, as we wish you joy and connection, until we meet again in the coming year.The Action Bible: God's Redemptive Story (Action Bible Series) https://a.co/d/bcjkmoLhttps://www.drawnames.com/

Rather than help look something up, Nick gave us some not so great elevator music! To much for Aaron!Come Back tomorrow to hear from our special guests!

Are you ready for a spiritual journey where your faith will be tested, yet profoundly strengthened? Embark with us on an in-depth exploration of 1 Thessalonians Chapter 3, delving into Timothy's inspiring report from the Thessalonian church, and the challenges that come with being Christian. We find comfort in shared struggles, as we recount personal experiences of gathering for group Bible studies, and reflect on the important role of community in our spiritual journey. Paul's letter to the Thessalonians reminds us that our hearts should be strong, blameless, and holy. But what does sanctification truly mean to us, and how do we become more like Jesus? Join us as we navigate these questions, learning to grow in love for one another and live to please God. Stay till the end for a humorous anecdote that beautifully highlights our continuous journey towards holiness. Let's walk this path together, one episode at a time.

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Did you know that Thanksgiving is a holiday that only exists in the US? This episode is a journey down memory lane, revisiting Thanksgiving traditions and cherished family memories. As your hosts, Nick and Aaron, we'll take you back to the beginnings of this holiday, reminiscing about our grandmother's feast and exploring the significance of gratitude. We'll also share the often forgotten story behind this holiday, originally a 1621 harvest feast. This is a heartwarming conversation that not only piques your nostalgia but also educates about the origins of Thanksgiving.But, Thanksgiving is more than just turkey and cranberry sauce. It's also about the deep-rooted practice of being thankful. Expressing gratitude towards God and cherishing moments spent with loved ones are pillars of this holiday that we highlight in this episode. And in the spirit of Thanksgiving, we ask you to share our Two Fish Podcast with others. We believe that our messages of faith and gratitude can bring light into others' lives. So, come join us in this exploration of Thanksgiving, its traditions, and its deeper meanings.

Are you ready to be inspired by the relentless faith and selfless ministry of Paul? Brace yourself for a deep dive into the heart of the gospel as we journey through First Thessalonians Chapter Two on our podcast, the Two Fish Community. We'll unpack the profound lessons in Paul's bold preaching, his nurturing role reminiscent of a nursing mother, and the audacious resilience that enabled him to spread the gospel despite severe persecution. Get ready to be stirred as we explore Paul's inspiring journey, not for the faint-hearted but for those who dare to please God over men. Our conversation takes us through Paul's nurturing ministry, his heart intentions, and ultimately his call to the Thessalonians to walk in a manner worthy of God. As we wade through the depths of these teachings, we challenge you to reflect on your path and draw courage from Paul's unwavering faith, reminding us that a life in Christ may invite persecution, but it also promises eternal reward. So tune in, take a moment, and let's explore how we can live a Christ-like life in our modern world.

Have you ever wondered how the strength of faith could radically transform a community? Settle in as we journey through the letter of Paul, Silas, and Timothy to the Thessalonians, a testament of love, faith, and courage in the face of adversity. We dive into the unique aspects of this letter - from Paul's gentle greeting, devoid of his usual authority stamp, to the palpable love he had for the Thessalonians. As we traverse these scriptures together, let's reflect on how we can channel that same love and prayers towards our communities.Imagine transitioning from idol worshipers to passionate followers of the gospel. That's the story of the Thessalonians. Their faith not only transformed them but also had a massive impact on their community, making them a beacon for believers in Macedonia and Achaya. As we dissect the journey of the Thessalonians, we touch on the fear of suffering, the courage it takes to face adversity, and the power of faith to effect change. Join us as we draw inspiration from the Thessalonians' radical transformation and learn the power of unwavering faith.

Ever wondered why Jesus asked us to forgive seventy-seven times? Brace yourself for a deep dive into the vast ocean of biblical wisdom as we untangle the complex parable of the unforgiving servant, recounted in Matthew 18. Our conversation will shed light on Peter's insightful interaction with Jesus, the king's boundless mercy, and the servant's massive, unfathomable debt. You'll also understand the profound connection between Jesus' teachings and the concept of repentance.Moving beyond the scripture, we'll apply the lessons of this parable to our daily lives, emphasizing the power of forgiveness and mercy. Delve into the irony of the forgiven servant's merciless behavior towards his debtor, and the consequences he suffered as a result. Tune in to reflect on our human tendency to sin and the miraculous grace through which we receive forgiveness. Let's together learn to extend the grace we receive to those around us, just as Peter was taught. This episode promises to be not just an intellectual exploration, but a spiritual journey towards understanding and practicing mercy and forgiveness.

Ever wonder how faith can persist even in the direst of circumstances? This week, our journey through the book of Philemon explores this question and more. As we delve into Paul's letter penned from his prison cell, we uncover the profound beauty of his bond with Philemon, a wealthy converted Jew. We marvel at the strength of Philemon's faith and the way it has positively influenced those around him. Tune in to hear how Paul, even while imprisoned, remains hopeful and even requests a guest room at Philemon's home, hinting at his optimism for future release.But there's more to this story than meets the eye. We are introduced to Onissimus, a runaway slave who crosses paths with Paul and, under his guidance, finds his own path to Christianity. As we unravel Paul's plea to Philemon to accept and forgive Onissimus, we are challenged to reconsider our relationships with our brothers and sisters in faith. Can we embrace forgiveness and reconciliation as Paul urges us to do? Together, let's examine how this letter, despite its deeply personal nature, holds a broader message, inviting us all to be a positive influence in the lives of those around us. Join us for an enlightening discussion about faith, forgiveness, and friendship - even in the face of adversity.

Ever felt swamped by life's daily tasks, allowing the truly meaningful moments to slip by? Join us on the Two Fish Podcast as we journey through Luke 10:38-42, discussing the story of Martha and Mary. We shed light on their challenges with busyness and the critical life lessons therein. We also take a nostalgic look back at the pandemic and the precious opportunity it gave us to treasure our families more. You'll learn how to make your time with Jesus a priority amidst your busy schedules. We draw from the experience of Martha and Mary, showing how easy it is to be distracted by daily responsibilities and miss out on the value of intentionally spending time with Jesus. We also set the stage for future episodes of our podcast, giving you a glimpse of the exciting guests and spiritual conversations that await. So, come along and let's explore together how to deepen our relationship with God through mindful choices and attention to what truly matters.

Do you ever ponder if knowing Jesus equates to being known by Him? We delve into this intriguing question in our latest podcast episode, reflecting on the profound Parable of the Ten Virgins from Matthew 25:11-13. We challenge listeners to prepare themselves, actively participating in Kingdom work, and understanding that faith and works should not be seen as polar opposites but as complementary aspects of our Christian journey. Salvation may not be work-based, but we emphasize that there's Kingdom work waiting for each one of us.What if we could demonstrate our faith and make Jesus known through our everyday actions? We explore this very possibility, picking cues from Matthew 25:35-45, analyzing Jesus' differing responses to the righteous and unrighteous. We urge you to find those small cracks in your daily routines to serve the Kingdom, to make God look bigger than ourselves. And, as an eye-opener, we discuss the remarkable work of Destiny Rescue, a nonprofit organization actively engaged in the fight against child sex trafficking. We wrap up by inviting you to introspect, to reflect on your relationship with Jesus, to foster a deep reverence and fear of God. Let's embark on this soul-searching journey together, balancing biblical insights and practical applications of faith in our daily lives.

Are you being taught sound doctrine? If you're uncertain, join Aaron and Nick as they dive into Titus chapter two, discussing the importance of having qualified elders in place to keep the teachings of Christ intact, especially in a small group setting. We'll explore how Paul and Titus set up the church in Crete, reflecting on the possibility that it was a small group in hiding due to persecution, and how easily false teachings can infiltrate such an environment.In this eye-opening episode, we'll also discuss the characteristics of a godly leader and the role of older women in teaching younger women. You'll learn how living a life of faith, exemplified by the elders and older women in our church and community, is vital for a healthy spiritual journey. Plus, we'll delve into living for God in the present age, revealing how to use God's grace to turn away from sinful pleasures, focus on good works, and ultimately simplify our lives. Don't miss this insightful and thought-provoking episode of the Two Fish Podcast!

Paul writes to Titus about who should be in leader ship within the church and his letter still aplies for us in 2023. Join Nick and Aaron as they break down Pauls letter.

This week Nick and Aaron discuss what comes after a Salvation of a friend on Easter Sunday and how to walk along side them in there new life.

Continuing thoughts from our episode with Dan, this week we dive into verses all about praying.

In this episode the guys wrap up the book of Jude with SPEACIAL guest Dan Y.

Re Uploaded!This week Aaron and Nick are joined by a special guest Dan Y on the show! The three of them start to walk through the book of Jude.

This week Nick and Aaron wrap up the "I AM" series, walking through the Red Letters where Jesus Claims I AM!

This week Aaron and Nick dive into a teaching of Jesus found in the Gospel of John where Jesus Claims a bunch of things that all begin with the phrase I AM.

Nick and Aaron Finish up Johns letters to the church with Chapters 2 and 3.  Talking through keeping Gods commandments of loving on another and taking care of missionaries doing Gods work.

Finally Back the guys reflect on the end of 2022 and then look ahead towards 2023 and what God has in store for the Two Fish Community!

Join Nick and Aaron for a special reading of the Christmas Story they will be reading from Luke 2 1:20 in the  NIV Bible. Please take time to reflect on the birth of our Lord and Savior! We pray that you and your family have a very blessed Christmas.  

From all of us at The Two Fish Podcast, we hope yopu have an amazing Thanksgiving and start to your holiday season!Take time to reflect and thank God for all of the things you are thankful for! We are so thankful and blessed to have all of the support from you guys our amazing listners! 

Over a week later and STILL no results?!?! But what should be the Christian response? And what if we don't like the results? The guys do a dive into polotics and what the Bible has to say about these issues.IF you would like your free sticker email us at twofishpodcast@gmail.com 

This week Nick and Aaron wrap up the study on John. What a powerful letter John wrote to the church. From warnings of false teachers to reminding us who our faith should reside in and how to live that out. 

The week we hit  1st John, chapter 4. Open those bibles and join us in our study, as  Nick and Aaron discuss false teachers and what Love and Truth to our neighbor means. 

What a question do we hate our sin enough??? Come explore this question with Nick and Aaron as we study 1 John Chpt 3.  

This week the guys are back into the study through 1 John in chapter 2. Talking about Jesus being the ONLY way, abiding in Christ, and watching out for Anti-Christs!

This weeks episode Nick and Aaron are joined by guest Jordan. In this episode we just talk through being Rooted in the Word, and how that can change our outlook on our daily lives. We all struggle at times, there are different seasons in life. The best way to get through these season is to stay rooted in the Word. We love to do this by talking through the bible with friends and with the Two Fish Community. 

Finaly Back! The guys sit down and just have a conversation about what change looks like after coming to Christ. Heart change? Outward change? is it Drinking or Cursing? Let us Know what you think of these Conversations and whether we should do more or stay on track with our Verse By Verse.twofishpodcast@gmail.com

Another Old Episode from the beginning of the show. Hopefully you guys enjoy this one and also enjoy that we have gotten a little better at podcasting!Again extra bonus points for how many "umm"s you can count! lolA Christian is someone whose behavior and heart reflects Jesus Christ. Followers of Jesus were first called “Christians” in Antioch. ... The disciples were called Christians first at Antioch." They were called "Christians" because their speech and behavior were like Christ.Acts 11:26 and when he found him, he brought him to Antioch. So for a whole year Barnabas and Saul met with the church and taught great numbers of people. (The disciples were called Christians first at Antioch).John 12:26 Whoever serves me must follow me; and where I am, my servant also will be. My Father will honor the one who serves meAct 26:28Then Agrippa said to Paul, “Do you think that in such a short time you can persuade me to be a Christian?”1Peter 4:16However, if you suffer as a Christian, do not be ashamed, but praise God that you bear that name.The NLT Bible has it the most at 25 times. The NLT bible was written in 1996. Gal 3:3 NLTHow foolish can you be? After starting your Christian lives in the Spirit, why are you now trying to become perfect by your own human effort?Gal 3:3 NIV Are you so foolish? After beginning by means of the Spirit, are you now trying to finish by means of the flesh?[fn]1 Peter 2:17 NLTRespect everyone, and love your Christian brothers and sisters.[fn] Fear God, and respect the king.1 Peter 2:17 NIVShow proper respect to everyone, love the family of believers, fear God, honor the emperor.

Enjoy this Old Episode of the show while we are on our break! Wow How the Show has Grown in quality Lol!Extra Credit for anyone who counts the amount of "umm"s the Guys say! lol Brian C joins Nick and Aaron to dive deeper into the Fear of God. In this episode they break down our Christian walk down into three parts and how each part relates to the Fear of God. We can be tossed around in our walk but our goal is to stay centered in His truth.Step 1 Trembling  Fear:Proverbs 9:10 "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. It's the beginning of understanding, the beginning of prudence, which is thought or care about a specific thing."Step 2 Fear of Outcome:Psalm 128:1,4 "Blessed are all who fear the Lord, and walk in obedience to Him ... Yes, this will be a blessing, for the man who fears the Lord."Step 3 Reverence for God:Psalm 115:11 "You who fear the Lord, trust in the Lord. He is their help and their shield."Prov. 14:26 "In the fear of the Lord there is strong confidence, and His children will have refuge."As Brian pointed out we may get tossed around between these different stages, but we need to remember that God is in all of them. Your walk is just that: God breathed and unique to you and there is something great about that.

On this week's episode, Nick and Aaron take a different approach for the podcast. We will be talking about Roe vs Wade, but it's really more than that. We focus on how a Christian should or could respond to such a deep and difficult conversation. We feel this is even true for a non-believer.   Are we cutting our conversation too short and keeping the world to black and white? No matter what side you sit on there is no way forward without some difficult conversation.  

This week we look at the diffrences between the heart of giving out of abundance vs giving it all up for God.

We start a new study this week join Nick and Aaron and go through 1st John Chapter 1. In it John points out who Jesus is, how sin and God don't mix. This book is  a GREAT tool in how we should have a relationship with God! Take time this to reflect week on these two questions: Have you confessed your sin to God? Do you have relationship with God? FacebookTwoFishPodcast

This week Nick and Aaron discuss the parable of the mustard seed. Why as mustard seed? Such a little seed can produce a big and grounded plant. We compare Mark, Mathew, and Luke's account of this parable, they are a little different but still have the same meaning.  

In the last week in 2 Peter, Nick and Aaron work through Peter's last plea for the Christ follower to Live Holy and Rightous lives and be ready for his return!

Nick and Aaron go back to the parables. This week we its the Parable of the Tenant found in Mathew 21. This parable is a great reflection of our own lives, in and out of the Church. The big question to ask yourself after this episode is are we selling Jesus or Ourselves.