What do we do when the message of the gospel isn't "working?" Do we change the method? Do we change or water down the message? Listen as the pastors discuss this important topic for anyone who is in missions. This means you, Christian!
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Ephesians 5:18. What does this verse mean? What are its implications? Listen as our pastors observe, interpret, and apply this verse of Scripture.
Spoiler alert! Yes, the rapture is biblical. Listen to hear our pastors discuss why.
Today, the pastors (sans Chris) answer two listener-suggested topics:
Today, our pastors report on their Spring Break trips: Chris, Scott, and Toby went to Charlotte, NC for the Coram Deo conference. Murray took a group of youth to DFW for mission work. Listen as they share their takeaways from their trips.
From Super Bowl ads to TikTok videos to Facebook memes, our culture seems to be obsessed with foot washing. What is the biblical origin? Is it a third ordinance of the New Testament Church? What is our pastoral response to the seemingly recent uptick in interest in this practice? Listen in.
What is covenant theology? What are the origins and interpretive principles? How does it differ from what we believe and teach at KBC? Murray's cheat sheet is linked here.
RELATED EPISODES: Ep. 99 | ESCHATOLOGY MATTERS https://www.buzzsprout.com/10954/episodes/10761085 Ep. 151 | ARE WE REALLY REFORMED? https://www.buzzsprout.com/10954/episodes/13761896
Today, we wrap up our book discussion on Pentecost-Today? by Iain H. Murray. The last chapter is a discussion on the six effects of true revival. Listen in.
What is religious (or evangelical) fanaticism? How is it actually counter-productive to genuine revival? How should we respond? Listen in.
What is the baptism of the Holy Spirit? Is it biblical? Should times of Spirit-filling be normative or extraordinary in our Christian life? Listen as the pastors discuss Chapter 5 of Pentecost-Today? by Iain H. Murray. |
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