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What exactly is a Christian? Where did the name originate? Are Roman Catholics born-again? Bob and Shawn tackle a difficult discussion about the Roman Catholic faith and use Scripture for proof.

Welcome to Everything Trying to Kill You, the comedy podcast that talks about horror movies! In episode 59, about Ari Aster’s Midsommar, your hosts Mary Kay, Mary, and Rachel answer important questions like these:What country (besides Sweden) are you most afraid to visit? Is Australia where the devil keeps his pets? Was Christian raped? But is he ALSO the worst? What does Josh mean by his comment about “maybe you’re not paying attention to the right thing?” Are Christian’s actions defensible? What about the sequence of walking through the house where Dani’s sister annihilated her family? What is Ari Aster going through that he wrote THIS right after Hereditary? What’s the most identifiable-with moment in this movie? Why does Dani stay with Christian? Where are Dani’s friends? Why are any of these people friends with Mark—how did he find his way into this social circle? What’s the deal with the bad trips in the movie? How does the brightness and the beauty of this film work for a horror film? Why does Josh withhold his information about the Attestupa ritual? How dare you, Christian, try to take Josh’s idea? Is this type of anthropological study immoral? Is this movie scary? What was the scariest part? What do you make of Dani’s insomnia-sleeping-pills-dream? Why does she look into the mirror while she’s on mushrooms? What’s the deal with that A-frame building? Why do we like cult movies? Why were we set up to think that it was a BAD thing to be the May Queen? Did you get “The Lottery” vibes from it, too? Why doesn’t the anesthesia work?! Was the prophet’s coloring as funny to you as it was to Rachel? Were Pelle’s parents also sacrificed? Why were the bodies stuffed with straw? What is the “blood eagle?” What animal corpse would you burn your ex inside of?Midsommar (2019)– Written and directed by Ari Aster; performances by Frances Pugh, Jack Reynor, William Jackson Harper, Will Poulter, Vilhelm BlomgrenGenre: Horror, Thriller, Suspense, Cult, Folk HorrorWhere to watch: Amazon PrimeSummary: A couple travel to Sweden to visit their friend's rural hometown for its fabled midsummer festival, but what begins as an idyllic retreat quickly devolves into an increasingly violent and bizarre competition at the hands of a pagan cult.Tags: horror, drama, thriller, suspense, cult, pagan, Florence Pugh, Ari Aster, Jack Reynor, William Jackson Harper, Will Poulter, Vilhelm Blomgren, ritual, brainwash, family annihilator, ritual suicideLinks: This Podcast Will Kill You’s episode about the Corona Virus.Pandemic Netflix series.How MIDSOMMAR Utilizes and Subverts Horror Movie Tropes of People of Color on Graveyard Shift Sisters blog (hosted by Ashlee Blackwell)Preacher Boys, by our sound editor Eric SkwarczynskiPre-order Mary Kay’s book on Indiebound, Amazon, or from her person via email.

We are asking the big questions! How do I know if I know God? Does having more bible knowledge make me a better Christian? Where do I start if I'm new to this? All of these questions are answered in this week's podcast!

In this episode, Caleb and Aaron give an overview of defining what a Christian is. Many people claim to be a Christian, but what exactly "is" a Christian? Where did they come from? What does the word "Christian" even mean? What do they believe? All of these things are discussed in this episode!Follow us on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/sljministries/Follow us on Twitter! https://twitter.com/sljministries

How does the doctrine of the Trinity work? Do you have to believe it to be a Christian? Where do you find it in the Bible? What does Tom think about the doctrine of baptism? These and more listener questions get addressed by Tom Wright in this episode. For the newsletter, bonus content, prize draws and to ask a question sign up at www.askntwright.com For a listener discount on Tom Wright books: http://spckpublishing.co.uk/askntwright For Unbelievable? Live in LA https://www.unbelievable.live/ Subscribe to the Ask NT Wright Anything podcast via PodBean, iTunes or RSS Feed

Zach Mabry : 1 Peter 2 : Be Strong Where is our identity found? Are we primarily American or primarily Christian? Where are we putting our faith and hope? When … Continue readingThe post Be Strong: Kingdom and Country appeared first on Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters.Want to find out what we’re learning? Join the Snowbird Newsletter and get our list of favorite books! Learn more about our student and adult conferences at https://www.swoutfitters.com/==================================================Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters exists to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the exposition of Scripture and personal relationships in order to equip the Church to impact this generation.

Dave and Joel are back with another enlightening discussion about a situation that affects every Christian: Where should you place your focus when you allow temptations to pull you off track? We welcome in the cold winds of winter in this heartfelt talk.

Hodges and Vowell discuss the Revoice Conference to be held in late July, a conference to address how the Church can minister to those who are homosexually attracted but celibate. They raise and discuss the question of whether or not it is meaningful to speak of "Gay-Christians." Is there any prefix to "Christian" that contributes to the identity of a faithful believer? Is it meaningful to speak of an "adulterous Christian" or "kleptomaniac Christian"? Where exactly is the sin in sexual sin? Is it in the action but not the predisposition? Is homosexual attraction a sin? Or is it only a temptation? Is there a difference between attraction and temptation?

VOX Podcast LIVE Questions - What was Paul, Trusting God, and Toxic Relationships. 1. On the podcast #ThingsOnlyChristianWomenHear you said the 12 disciples that turned into the 12 apostles represented the 12 tribes of Israel, so what was Paul then? He's the 13th apostle... maybe Melchizedek (totally guessing here)? High five on the podcast btw! 2. I have heard people say things like "your faith will unlock what God has for you." This doesn't seem to be theologically accurate, but it makes me anxious because there ARE passages in the Bible about how faith pleases God. Do you think it's true that our words/level of faith have an impact on whether our prayers get answered? - How is it possible to trust God when there are so many other "wills" being done on earth? - What do you when you don't hear from God and need to make a big decision? 3. I feel like there is this unspoken spiritual/emotional/psychological pressure or expectation to keep toxic people in our lives because Jesus suffers long with us and so we're expected to do the same. But I'm not Jesus and I've let go of several relationships because of their toxicity and there is honestly an emotional and psychological relief. I mean I cut them out after 15-20+ years of trying so it's not like I didn't try. Why do I still feel conflicted spiritually like God is mad at me for not being a good Christian? Where is the balance? I feel like I absorbed some bad theology along the way that makes me feel like this. What do YOU do as a pastor in situations like this?

Special Guest Raul Ries Questions: Is it okay, now that I'm saved, to stay living together with my girl friend until we get married? How do we tithe in difficult financial times? What happens when you sin deliberately as a Christian? Where do I go in the Bible to read during difficult times? NoOtherDoctrine.org LeadershipFromTheCross.org CCFCollege.com CrossFellowship.org

Dr. Robert Jeffress' claim that Governor Romney was not a "Christian" ignited a firestorm of accusations and grabbed the latest political news cycle. What do we mean today when we call someone a "Christian?" Where did the term come from and what did it mean in the 1st Century? Before we join the shouting match, why not open up to Acts chapter 11 and let's examine the first time the label "Christian" was used.

What does it mean to be a Christian? Where do we go? What do we do? How do we do it?

If Jesus was a Christian: Where would He work? Or what would He do?

If Jesus was a Christian: Where would He work? Or what would He do?

If Jesus was a Christian: Where would He work? Or what would He do?

If Jesus was a Christian: Where would He work? Or what would He do?

When a ship is ready to come to a rest the anchor is dropped into the sea so that the ship does not drift away. Where is our anchor as a Christian? Where is the place that orders our existence in mindset? What does the resurrection of Christ have to do with this anchor? Why […] The post Anchored Above (Eph. 2:1-10) appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.