How should we think about our physical expressions of worship? Is it appropriate to raise our hands, or clap, or shout? How much is too much? Listen as the pastors discuss.
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What does this verse from Ephesians 5 mean? Are husbands supposed to wash their wives with water through the Word? Is this what Christ does do his bride? How does this play out in our homes and marriages? Listen as our pastors discuss.
We're back with the episode you've been waiting for. After 17 weeks of sabbatical, Pastor Chris joins us to talk about his time away, what the Lord did in his life, and what he is looking forward to in this next season.
Note: The podcast is on a brief hiatus until September 20. See you soon.
Is God proud of me when I'm succeeding in my spiritual life? Is He disappointed in me when I'm struggling? Listen as the pastors discuss. Book mentioned: The Difficult Doctrine of the Love of God (D.A. Carson) Williams Cowper quote: To see the Law by Christ fulfilled, And hear His pardoning voice Changes a slave into a child, And duty into choice.
Today, we answer your burning questions about Communion:
Today, the pastors tackle two more of your questions:
1. What is the "fellowship of His sufferings" that Paul mentions in Philippians 3? 2. Are there differing levels (or severity) of sins? Keep those questions coming!
How does God speak to us today? Through the Bible? If so, how? How are we to handle extra-biblical impressions or revelations?
What is the unforgivable sin? Have you committed it? What are the modern implications of the unforgivable sin? Listen as our pastors discuss this, including a discussion on Hebrews 6 and the need to share the gospel without making judgments as to who is elect.
Today, our pastors answer some rapid-fire questions from our listeners:
What is cessationism? Why do we teach it here at KBC? Do we not believe in miracles? What about healing? Listen as our pastors discuss.
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