Podcasts about yancey arrington

Asking tough questions is difficult enough, but it can be even harder when you are the one who has to answer the questions! In this episode, Yancey Arrington, teaching pastor, and Jenna Kraft, a teacher at CCCC, discuss how to approach apologetics conversations with grace and truth, what to do if you don't know the answers, and how to rest in the grace and generosity of Jesus.

Was Jesus really born on December 25th? Where does Santa even come from? And, what is Yancey's favorite Christmas meal? On this episode, Rachel Chester asks Yancey some of the most common questions about Christmas.

On this episode, Tiffany Ravedutti talks with Yancey Arrington and Jenna Kraft about what prophecy looks like in the Bible, if there are any modern day prophets, and how we can think biblically about prophecy today.

Is the resurrection of Jesus fact or fiction? Does it even matter? In this episode, Tiffany Ravedutti sits down with Jenna Kraft and Yancey Arrington to discuss the resurrection of Jesus, the evidence to support it, and its impact on the daily lives of Christians today.

In this episode, Tanner Smith interviews Lead Pastor, Bruce Wesley and Teaching Pastor, Yancey Arrington about this week's sermon, "Real Faith, Apostasy, and Community". They discuss questions like: How does this sermon fit within the Biblical story of redemption? How did this message convict them, personally?

In this episode, Tiffany Ravedutti interviews Lead Pastor, Bruce Wesley and Teaching Pastor, Yancey Arrington about this week's sermon, “The Surprising Pathway to Happiness”. They discuss questions like: How does this sermon fit within the Biblical story of redemption? How did this message convict them, personally?

In this episode, Tiffany Ravedutti interviews Ryan Lehtinen, Egret Bay's campus pastor, and Yancey Arrington, Clear Creek's teaching pastor, about this week's sermon, "Real Faith and God's Word." They discuss questions like: How does this sermon fit within the Biblical story of redemption? How did this message convict them, personally?

On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen talks with Bruce Wesley and Yancey Arrington about the most recent outpouring at Asbury University in Willmore, Kentucky.

In this episode, Eric Bryant interviews Dr. Yancey Arrington who serves as the Teaching Pastor at Clear Creek Community Church, a multi-campus congregation of 5,000 in the Bay Area of Houston and author Preaching That Moves People. Our goal with The Post-Christian Podcast is to reframe, simplify, and focus on our mission to make disciples in a post Christian culture. We discuss reaching new people and raising up leaders while removing the barriers of churchianity. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eric-bryant1/support

Are parents really the primary disciple-makers of their children? How can the church come alongside families growing in faith? In this episode, Rachel Chester talks with Lisa Carden, Director of Children Ministries, Kyle Mikulan, Students Director at Clear Lake, and Yancey Arrington, Teaching Pastor, about how all parents can and should lead the way in disciplining their children and how CCCC wants to partner with them. Kyle also announces a new podcast from Clear Creek Resources: Partnering with Parents!

God knows all things, so why ask for what we want, or confess what we have done? God knows what will happen, so why spend time in prayer about the future? In this episode, Rachel Chester talks with Yancey Arrington about God's all-knowing, all-powerful, all-present nature, and how this actually invites us into real relationship with him and true purpose in the gospel story.

You hear a sermon in a worship service and you leave encouraged, challenged, convicted, or joyful because of the teaching of the word of God. But there's lot involved in the preparation. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen talks with Yancey Arrington and Aaron Lutz about what goes into writing and preaching a sermon. They also talk about the sermons they've heard that greatly impacted their lives.

Does your mind go into overdrive in conflict or does everything seem to slow down?   Do you sometimes feel like you're too much for people?   Or not enough?   How has the way God wired you affected how you love, serve, and lead?   In our final episode about the Enneagram, Rachel sits down with Yancey Arrington, who is an 8, and Kara Dawson, a 9, to discuss how we should think about the Enneagram itself and how their own, differing personalities affect their mission with Jesus.

Dr. Yancey Arrington kicks off our summer preaching series by looking at Philippians 4:6-7 and examining how prayer expresses our reliance on God, empowers our actions, and results in peace.

Even within the Christian faith, there are differing opinions on doctrines like baptism, leadership, and spiritual gifts. How can we know what is of primary importance and what is secondary? Should we even care about these differences? In this episode, Rachel Chester talks with Yancey Arrington about the diversity of beliefs within Christianity and how we can faithfully strive for both truth and unity.

Our culture clamors with voices seeking attention and influence in women's lives. From Bible study teachers to internet influencers, we choose daily who will lead and guide us. Why is it important that women have other women's voices in their lives? How can we discern the best sources to teach and disciple us? Guest host Yancey Arrington talks with Rachel Chester and Mandy Turner about the unique contributions and challenges women face today within the church.

On February 20, we hosted the End Times Forum featuring our Teaching Pastor, Yancey Arrington. After the main session, Yancey answered questions from the audience, but we were unable to get to all of them. So on this episode, Ryan Lehtinen invited Yancey to the podcast studio to ask him the rest.

What does the end of history look like? When will Christ return? Will believers undergo the tribulation? These are the kinds of questions that Christians have been asking for centuries, and in seasons where global troubles increase like today, the questions are even more pervasive. In partnering with our series All Things New: A Study of Revelation, CCCC hosted an End Times Forum where we looked at the different ways Christians have understood what the Bible teaches about the end of the age and sought to answer some of the most asked questions about one of the most important doctrines of the faith. At the end of the Forum, Ryan Lehtinen lead a Q&A with Yancey Arrington.

God judgment is not only a difficult idea to swallow, it also leaves us with many questions. Will God judge everyone based on how we live now? For Christians, are there different rewards in heavens based on how we live? If there are different rewards in heaven, won't that leave people being disappointed or jealous? On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen, Yancey Arrington, and Lance Lawson discuss these questions and how this impacts our lives today.

Last year we recorded a podcast on the end times, before knowing we were going to walk through Revelation in 2022 as a church. Here's that conversation with Rachel Chester and Yancey Arrington about how the Bible seems to describe a period of turmoil that directly precedes the return of Christ. Are we living in that time? What does the Bible really describe? How do we respond as Christians? But over all, this episode is about how to understand Revelation and what it means for us today. The Bible and The Future by Anthony Hoekema Surprised by Hope by N.T. Wright

On this episode Rachel Chester sits down with Yancey Arrington to discuss what happens to people after they die. 

During the series Salty: Sticking Out for the Right Reasons, we're discussing questions related to each message on our podcast. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen, Yancey Arrington, and Aaron Lutz discuss the questions: What is the church? And why is it important for the church to regularly gather together for worship?

During the series Salty: Sticking Out for the Right Reasons, we're discussing questions related to each message on our podcast. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen, Yancey Arrington, and Aaron Lutz discuss the questions: Is being rich a sin? What warnings are given to the rich in the Bible?

During the series Salty: Sticking Out for the Right Reasons, we're discussing questions related to each message on our podcast. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen, Yancey Arrington, and Bruce Wesley discuss the questions: Why does God allow suffering? How can we walk with those who are suffering?

During the series Salty: Sticking Out for the Right Reasons, we're discussing questions related to each message on our podcast. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen, Yancey Arrington, and Aaron Lutz discuss these questions: Do Americans in general feel more positively or negatively about Christianity? If so, why is that the case? Is it a Christian's role to call out sin in our cultural? Also, new for this series, you can watch the video of our podcast converation on our YouTube channel.

Looking through the list of classes on clearcreek.org, there's one that might sound a little intimidating — Systematic Theology. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen talks with Systematic Theology teachers, Yancey Arrington and Mandy Turner, to discuss what Systematic Theology is, why it's important, and the surprising impact it has on those who study it.

This fall we're making a few changes to our services aimed at advancing our mission to lead unchurched people to become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ. On the 100th episode of the Clear Creek Resources podcast, Ryan Lehtinen sits down with Bruce Wesley and Yancey Arrington to discuss what went into the decision to lengthen our services, shift to concurrent preaching at all campuses, and gradually move towards more live preaching.

It started with three movies in the late 70s and early 80s, but Star Wars has been a cultural mainstay ever since. So why does this story resonate with people from multiple generations? And what does this staying power say about the God-shaped hole in all of us? On this episode, Jon Coffey is joined by Yancey Arrington and Aric Harding to discuss all the things they love about Star Wars and the bigger story it echoes.

How do Christians engage movies, books, or music that isn't created by a Christian or explicitly Christian in its main message or themes? Is it okay to watch content that includes explicit language, violence, or sex? On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen is joined by Rachel Chester and Yancey Arrington to talk about these questions and more as they introduce the Clear Creek Resources summer podcast series on movies and the glimpses of gospel truths within them.

What do the Astros, Texas history, and brisket have in common? They are all things Yancey Arrington loves. On this episode Ryan Lehtinen talks with Yancey about his 23 years of serving as the Teaching Pastor at Clear Creek Community Church, his family, his passions, and what he would do if he wasn't a pastor.

There are many issues that compete for a church planter's attention and energy when establishing a new church. Location, finances, community engagement, web design, and vision casting to name a few. But it's the telling of the ancient story that leads to transformation in people's lives. Planters desiring to impact their communities for Christ must prioritize the public proclamation of the Scriptures.

On January 6, in what has been called an insurrection, coup, and an assault on our democracy, protestors stormed, vandalized, and looted the U.S. Capitol building during a joint session of Congress. Five people died during the event, or shortly afterward, including one Capitol police officer. As Americans we are appalled at what took place. As Christians we are additionally troubled because peppered throughout the crowds, for all the world to see, were crosses, signs reading “Jesus Saves”, and Christian flags. But what did this insurrection have to do with Jesus? On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen talks with Bruce Wesley and Yancey Arrington about Christian Nationalism and how followers of Jesus should respond to this movement.

2020 was a year filled with political division, natural disasters, health crises, and unprecedented challenges to the church. The Bible seems to describe a period of turmoil that directly precedes the return of Christ. Are we living in that time? What does the Bible really describe? How do we respond as Christians? On this episode, Rachel Chester talks with Yancey Arrington about how to understand Revelation and what it means for us today.

Whichever way you view the results of this election, there is no question we are a divided country. Jesus, however, calls us to unity in his church. How can we be passionate about politics, true to our values, and still love those who disagree with us? On this episode, Rachel Chester sits down with Yancey Arrington to discuss how we move forward as followers of Jesus.

In the Unstoppable message series we’ve been learning about the mission of God in the book of Acts. But when you talk about the mission of saving people through the work of the gospel, questions often arise about hell. What is hell like? How can a loving God send someone there? What about the people who don’t get a chance to hear and respond to the gospel? On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen asks Yancey Arrington these questions and more.

Beginning October 11, all Clear Creek Community Church campuses will return to in-person worship services! What will it be like? What about those who aren’t ready to return? On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen talks with Yancey Arrington and Aaron Lutz about what they've learned over the last 217 days since the last services, what they’re excited about, and how we can remain unified even though not everyone is ready to return.

How is reconciliation possible when a marriage has a normal conflict, or when it's much worse and seems hopelessly broken? During the Sticky message series, we’re sitting down with preachers right after they finish preaching to continue the conversation. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen and Rachel Chester talk with Yancey Arrington following his sermon, “Christianity and Marital Strife.”

How can Christians find their identity in Christ, maintain their allegiance to his kingdom, and also engage faithfully in politics? On this episode, Rachel Chester and Yancey Arrington discuss his sermon, “Christianity and Politics,” and continue the conversation about this sticky subject.  

Do you have questions you wish you could ask your pastor? Like, why don't we display crosses on our buildings? Why do we care so much about baptism? How should we think about politics as the church? Rachel Chester asks Yancey Arrington some of these common questions posed to pastors at Clear Creek Community Church in the first session of Ask Your Pastor.

La soberanía de Dios nos sostiene en las tormentas de la vida. Un agradecimiento especial a Yancey Arrington por el desarrollo de este mensaje y el permiso de compartirlo. Serie original “Caos: Tormentas grandes, Dios más grande” desarrollada por Clear Creek Community Church. Usada con permiso.

Have you wondered if God changed from the Old Testament to the New? Sometimes people might remark that he seems angry and wrathful in the Old Testament but loving and forgiving in the New Testament. Rachel Chester sits down with Yancey Arrington to discuss how we should approach Scripture with this question, what the Bible reveals about the character of God, and how all of this is fully revealed and explained in Jesus.

Gospel Centrality is one of the core values of Clear Creek Community Church. Ryan Lehtinen talks with Bruce Wesley and Yancey Arrington about what it means to be gospel-centered, how it became a core value, and how it influences every aspect of the church.

On this episode, we continue discussing questions people have about faith, God, or the church as part of our “Here’s My Issue” message series. Ryan Lehtinen sits down with Yancey Arrington and Lance Lawson to address those who question following God because they view those who follow him as intolerant and hateful.

During the “Here’s My Issue” message series, we have been discussing questions people have about faith, God, or the church on the podcast. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen sits down with Yancey Arrington and Aaron Lutz to discuss how we can trust the Bible.

On this episode, we continue our conversations around the “Here’s My Issue” message series, discussing questions that people have about faith, God, or the church. Ryan Lehtinen sits down with Yancey Arrington and Lance Lawson to discuss the question, doesn’t science disprove the claims of Christianity?

In our message series called “Here’s My Issue,” we kick off 2020 talking about barriers or issues that some people may have with faith, God, or the church. Over the next three weeks on the podcast, we’re going to discuss some of the major questions often raised. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen sits down with Yancey Arrington and Aaron Lutz to discuss the questions—If God exists, then why is there evil in the world?  And how can there only be one true religion?

Advent begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas. It's the season where churches around the world celebrate the coming (or advent) of Jesus and prepare their hearts for Christmas Day. In this episode, Yancey Arrington talks about the history of Advent and how it's been celebrated by the Church for centuries. Then, he's joined by Josh and Mandy Turner from the Clear Lake campus to talk about how their family celebrates Advent each year.

Ryan Lehtinen sits down with Bruce Wesley and Yancey Arrington to discuss the process and people involved in taking an idea and developing it into a multi-week message series. They also give a sneak peak at some ideas in development for 2020.

Yancey Arrington speaks with Bruce Wesley about his recent sabbatical, why rest should be important for all of us, and how we can leverage rhythms of rest in our lives.

In this episode, Yancey Arrington speaks with Aaron and Rachel Chester about the challenges and joys of studying the Scripture. They also highlight ways believers can be better students of God's Word as well as give details on their upcoming class How To Study The Bible.

In this episode, Yancey Arrington speaks with Vijay Rajaji about church history - why believers should learn it, reasons why many haven't, and resources for those who would like to dig deeper.

In our inaugural episode, Yancey Arrington, Aaron Lutz, Courtney Ricketts, and Brad Loser spend some time chatting about our latest sermon series entitled “Together” where we learned about the power and practice of Corporate Worship hitting upon some ideas we weren’t able to address in the series as well as dig a little deeper on those we did.

For our fifth and final episode of Season 2 we sit down with Yancey Arrington, pastor in Houston, TX. Yancey is the master of creating tension in his sermons. That way he never loses the attention of his hearers. To illustrate this more practically we walk through Yancey’s sermon prep for his sermon “Hope in the Present” from Psalm 46. Yancey is very passionate about this topic and it completely comes through in this episode. We hope you can take some of the ideas he talks about and apply them in your sermons. If you would like to read the sermon discussed in this podcast you can find it here: https://www.preachingtoday.com/sermons/sermons/2019/may/hope-in-present.html

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Mark Jones gives direction to leadership staff on how to work and serve well together as a cohesive ministry team. Yancey Arrington guides us on how to select a gospel-centered curriculum. 

Yancey Arrington gives a power-packed coaching session for all teachers and preachers on how to improve when speaking and sharing God's Word. 

Message by guest speaker, Yancey Arrington.

Message by guest speaker, Yancey Arrington.

Message by guest speaker, Yancey Arrington.