Podcasts about killjoy god

There are many reasons why people choose not to believe in God. It's possible, that many of those people may not really be rejecting the true God but rather a distorted view of God. In this series we look at these assumed views and offer an alternative one. This week we will focus on the “Killjoy” God that is out to overwhelm us with a million rules and suck the joy out of life.

killjoy /ˈkilˌjoi/ noun a person who deliberately spoils the enjoyment of others through resentful or overly sober behavior. Is God a killjoy? It sure seems like it, the God of the Bible has a crap-ton of rules and they seem to try to steal our joy. And this makes me skeptical about following Jesus. Join the conversation as we lean into the rules of God that we find in the Bible and explore why God has these rules. Continue the Conversation: anchor.fm/skepticalpastor facebook.com/skepticalpastor Instagram: skepticalpastor theskepticalpastorpodcast@gmail.com

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From the series "I Want To Believe, But..."

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Subject: I Want to Believe, But... Speaker or Performer: Kathy Mavity Date of Delivery: February 9, 2020

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It’s often difficult to believe in a God we cannot see. We wonder why God didn’t answer our prayers, why God allows suffering, or why we can’t feel His presence. God may not meet all your expectations—but that’s good news! Find out why in the series I Want to Believe, But....Support the show (http://chandleracreschurch.com/give)

It's easy to make assumptions about who God is when we only see Him in the wrong light. When you ask questions like… “WHO MADE GOD?” Or “WHO IS GOD?” are you talking about God, or your own version of Him? This is KILLJOY GOD with Pastor Brett Esslinger EngageChurch.ca

I Want to Believe, But….Killjoy God Laws are not to confine us; but free us as God wants us to live! Religion complicates with laws, Jesus simplifies it with love.

I want to believe, but... - "Killjoy God" by Valley Christian Church

Part two of the new Alive series, "I Want To Believe, But...". Killjoy God is a god that doesn't want you to have fun, puts too many rules on your life, and wants to stifle your freedom. Be encouraged that this is NOT our God! You will love this.

It’s often difficult to believe in a God we cannot see. We wonder why God didn’t answer our prayers, why God allows suffering, or why we can’t feel His presence. God may not meet all your expectations—but that’s good news! Find out why in this series I Want to Believe, But...

It can be difficult to believe in a God we cannot see. We wonder why God didn't answer our prayers, why God allows suffering, or why we can't feel His presence. God may not meet all your expectations—but that's good news! Find out why in a new series: I Want to Believe, But....

Chris Simpkins, Lead Pastor at FBC spekaing on "Killjoy God", second in four part series on "I beleive in God, but ....."

Austin Hagan College Pastor @ 12Stone® Church www.12stone.com/college

Apr 15, 2018 - I Want to Believe But - Part 2 - Killjoy God

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Pastor Joe Tennyson

Ever asked, "I want to believe in God, but he's such a killjoy?"

The weekly podcast of Christian Center Assembly of God Church, led by Pastor Joe Mayo.

Pastor Michael A. Outland, Jr.

The weekly podcast of Christian Center Assembly of God Church, led by Pastor Joe Mayo.

In the most recent sermon of this series, Pastor Joe explains how God's rules are meant for our protection and greater joy.

Homefront Church Weekly Podcast

Scripture: Matthew 22-23 Romans 3 Galatians 2, What is the difference between "religion" and following Jesus as Lord?

In this message we learn that the idea of a "Killjoy God" comes from a distorted view of religion, and not from the good news of Jesus.

It’s often difficult to believe in a God we cannot see. We wonder why God didn’t answer our prayers, why God allows suffering, or why we can’t feel His presence. God may not meet all your expectations—but that’s good news! Find out why in a new se...

It’s often difficult to believe in a God we cannot see. We wonder why God didn’t answer our prayers, why God allows suffering, or why we can’t feel His presence. God may not meet all your expectations—but that’s good news! Find out why in a new se...