Podcasts about christians who

Should Christians judge-- If so when, where and how-- How are we supposed to live together with so many different convictions or no convictions at all-- How do the stronger Christians help the weaker Christians-- Who really are the weaker Christians-- --So many practical things covered in one jam packed lesson. Hold on for the wild ride-

Should Christians judge-- If so when, where and how-- How are we supposed to live together with so many different convictions or no convictions at all-- How do the stronger Christians help the weaker Christians-- Who really are the weaker Christians-- --So many practical things covered in one jam packed lesson. Hold on for the wild ride-

In the opening lines to their song “What if I stumble?”, the Christian hip hop group DC Talk quoted these words from Brennan Manning - an author and former Franciscan Priest: “The greatest single cause of atheism in the world today is Christians Who acknowledge Jesus with their lips And walk out the…

- VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: "Citizenry, Serfdom and the End of the Middle Class. Why the Church Needs to Understand this 'New World Order'" - ANNE PAULK: Reaction to Pray Away on Netflix - PRAYERS NEEDED! "Antifa Mob Overtakes a Group of Christians Who were Leading a Peaceful Prayer Service - and Drives them Away with Flashbombs, Pepper Spray and Brute Force"

Rerelease from 2015 You can hate me now… but the episode is (finally) up. Today we have a surprise “Fuckboy of the Week” as well as abusive Texans. Also, atheists are better than Christians… Who knew??? INTRO: An angry Black woman boots a White woman from a rally, but is she entirely wrong? A Fuckboy plays judge jury and executioner… and someone still doesn't win the award for the week. Go to school, or prep for the seven headed serpent? Who knew religious kids were such assholes???? ME!!!!

When I consider Christianity and I consider Donald J. Trump, I end up wondering about his Christians: Who is this God you believe in?

By His eternal Word, God enabled us to be loving from the heart. -How--1. the logic of our loving. -v.22-23--2. the timing for our loving. -v.24-25--3. the growing of our loving. -v.2-1-3-------------------What is the greatest calling for Christians--Who commands us to love- John 13-34-35-What sort of love are we called to- Romans 12-10-In what way must we develop our bonds- Ephesians 4-15-16

In today's service, Josh provides several updates on staff transitions and shares the new prayers of the season (P.O.T.S.) with which we are partnering. Additionally, Josh preaches about the story of Nicodemus who is confronted with the impossible thought of being born again, and we see that, in many ways, Nicodemus represents many of us as we walk our apprenticeship with Jesus. He invites us into things that seem impossible. And the good news is that Jesus is eager to walk with us every step of the way as we mature in our faith. The worship journey this week: "What is the invitation of Jesus today?" John 3:1-17; Philippians 3:10-21.  Josh shared this quote from Deborah J. Kapp: "God works hard for us and our faith. God conceives us as Christians and nurtures us in the wombs of our faith, safe and warm and secret. At some point, like any pregnant woman who is close to full term, God gets impatient with gestation and wants to get on with it; God wants to push that baby through the birth canal into greater maturity, into fullness of life, into a faith lived wholly in the world. That is what Jesus talks about in this text. Jesus thinks it is time Nicodemus came through that spiritual birth canal. Perhaps he thinks it is time for many others to be reborn too. God is ready to give us birth by water and Spirit. How many of our church members (or preachers) might be Nicodemuses in twenty-first-century garb? How many of our congregations might be organizational versions of him -- people and institutions with compartmentalized faiths that flourish behind the scenes, out of sight, away from the fray, essentially in private? How many of us are gestating Christians? Who among us has room to grow in our faith? The good news of this text is that God is prepared -- even eager -- to do the hard, messy, sweating labor that will bring us to maturity and new life."

When Bad Things Happen (to good people) Bible Study Verses: John 9 "The good and the bad things are part of life. Accept it. The bad is a learning process, you will surpass it. If you do you will be happy and it will be a good thing.” Ann Marie Aguilar “And passing by, he saw a man blind from birth, and his disciples asked him, saying, ‘Rabbi, who did sin, this one or his parents, that he should be born blind?’ Jesus answered, ‘Neither did this one sin nor his parents, but that the works of God may be manifested in him; it behoveth me to be working the works of Him who sent me while it is day; night doth come, when no one is able to work:— when I am in the world, I am a light of the world.’” John 9.1-5, YLTB. Why do bad things happen to good Christians? Who refused to acknowledge the miracles of Our Creator, Christ Jesus about 2000 years ago? When do facts become irrelevant? What does romantic love and propaganda have in common? What are two possible reasons that some Christians don’t see miracles in their life? What are the differing responses of students who receive an A or a C on their tests? What is a problem with using statistics to prove or disprove a fact? How did the religious establishment of Christ Jesus’ day use redirection in an attempt to secure it's own power? Did the Jews believe that a sinner could heal people who were born blind? How does one’s view of God determine how they respond to Him in prayer? How does the prosperity gospel produce the sin of pride? Pastor Otuno expounds on this and much more on the exciting journey of Fresh Encounter Radio Podcast originally aired on June 1st, 2019 on WNQM, Nashville Quality Ministries and WWCR World Wide Christian Radio broadcast to all 7-continents on this big beautiful blue marble, earth, floating through space. Please be prayerful before studying The Word of God so that you will receive the most inspiration possible. GOT 190601 Episode #71 COVER ART CREDIT: Photo by Claudia, art direction by gil on his mac. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Matthew 5 Jesus includes two thoughts that bookend the chapter. When connected, there is a truth presented that remains very relevant to modern Christians: Who’s company will we strive to keep? Matt 5: 12b …And remember, the ancient prophets were persecuted in the same way. Matt 5: 46 – 47 If you love only … The post The Company We Keep… appeared first on Woodruff Road Christian Church.

Fr. Dave Baker *Parable of Lazarus and the rich man* Can we evangelize other Christians? * Who is saved?*