Unconventional: A FBYA Podcast

Christian and Chelsea go virtual this week! Their in their own home following social isolation during this difficult time and discuss Jim Chen's sermon from last week. What do you want? Take a listen to learn the difference between being rules-oriented and relationship-oriented in your faith, and how that outlook can change everything. Readings: Romans 7 - 8

Jim Chen asks the tough question, what do we want? It's not always the easiest thing to answer and for the next 30 minutes, he'll be diving into how we answer that question and how it ties to the victory of Jesus's sacrifice on the cross. Readings: Romans 7 - 8

This week we're discussing Jesus's sacrifice on the cross and what that means for us. How do we accept it? How do we take this knowledge and live it out in the world? We tackle those questions right here, so take a listen and learn! Is there anything you're curious about in your faith? Anything you want to know more about? Have questions on? Connect with us on Instagram and let us know! Reading: - Isaiah 53:4-5 - Acts 10:38 - Ezekiel 18:2 - John 19:28-30

This sermon is focusing on how Jesus paid it all for us on the cross, our sins, our transgressions, everything. Now with His sacrifice, we can flourish and grow in relationship with God. Take a listen to Andrew's talk on how Jesus paid it all and what we can learn from His death and resurrection.

Andrew gave an amazing sermon on authority. Christian, Christina and Chelsea sit down and dive right into it the discussion asking the questions, what authority do we have? How do we know grow into it? How can we use it to display God's glory? Unfortunately we don't have any video this week, but the discussion is riveting and encouraging. Have you ever sat down with God and asked Him, "What authority have you given me?" Scripture: Matthew 28

Session 1 of our new quarter where Andrew Hodgeson talks about the authority of Jesus and how he has also bestowed authority on us. Scripture: Matthew 28

We're back! After hearing an amazing sermon from Jes Soligo, we dive right into what the goodness of who God is and what the vision He has for us. It's time to change your lense, flex your faith muscle and see yourself the way God sees you. Here's the song Chelsea mentioned to listen to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YUGw...

Steven Burns was our speaker last week and he had some excellent insights and wisdom to share with us young adults. This episode dives right into what it means to be righteous in God, and how we can understand the goodness God brings to the table in our lives. Readings: Romans 5 & 8

As we wrap up our first quarter, Andrew Hodgeson joins us for a recap of the first three episodes and tying them all together into how we are significant in Christ. This episode has lots of laughs, wisdom and practical ways that we can recognize our significance in this world and what we do to honour that.

This week we're discussing the topic of honour and how in our journeys with Jesus we can honour others. Joining us is Jon Lamont who spoke on the topic the week before. He's got great insights into how we can honour each other in the modern world. So tune in for this awesome episode!

This week we're getting into being a Glory Carrier. What is it? How do we emit God's glory into the world? What does being a glory carrier look like? After an awesome sermon, we're diving right into this topic and really getting into what it means to be God's glory. Scripture Reading: Romans 3

This weeks episode is introducing you to our podcast, Unconventional and how the young adults at Forest Brook take from we learn from Sunday nights and apply it to our day to day life. "We're no longer sinners, we're saints," is a discussion about changing one's perception of themselves, especially in Christ's eyes. It's understanding that we have been called for greatness and where we put our attention matters. This is our first episode so we encourage feedback as we continue to walk this path and learn more about God's perception of us. See you in two weeks! Readings: Romans 5-8