2 Pastors and a Mic

Join us in our series through statements Jesus never said. Part eight is on the common Christian phrase - God is in control. 

Join us in our series through statements Jesus never said. Part seven is on doubt. Jesus never condemns anyone for their doubt. Not John the Baptist, Peter, or Thomas.

Join us in our series through statements Jesus never said. Part six is on a common phrase within Christianity, "God won't give you more than you can handle." We also tackle the sister phrase, "Everything happens for a reason."

Join us in our series through statements Jesus never said. Part five is on a phrase made famous by Gandhi, not Jesus. "Have we ever thought critically about how this statement is heard?"

Join us in our series through statements Jesus never said. Part four is on the idea that Jesus never said to love His enemies, because He doesn't have any. 

Join us in our series through statements Jesus never said. Part three is on the idea that Jesus never told us to follow the 10 commandments (the law). Jesus said to follow Him - for He is perfect theology. He is the lens through which we read and interpret the Bible. He is the way to know the Father.

Join us in our series through statements Jesus never said. Part two is on the idea that Jesus or God will judge us in the future, when in fact, Scripture tells us something different.

Join us in our series through statements Jesus never said. Part one is on the idea that we are undeserving when in reality, we are deserving of God's love, mercy, and grace. God's love and finished work is for all.

Join us this week as we still ponder the gold nuggets from our time with C. Baxter Kruger in May. He joined us for a conference and taught several times, including @ Hill City Church and on this podcast - episode 176. We've been thinking about several of his quotes for the past couple of months and think we all would benefit from hearing them again. 

This week we interview Channock’s two youngest kids. If you like rizz lines (pick-up lines), this one is for you.