Kelton Rohrer, 1/25/2026

Two Kingdom Perspective, Christianity, Early Christians, Politics, Kingdom of God, Kingdom of Darkness, Faith, Spirituality, Non-Resistance, Christian Identity

Summary

In this conversation, Kelton explores the concept of the Two Kingdom Perspective, emphasizing the distinction between the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of this world. He discusses the early Christians' understanding of these kingdoms, their reluctance to engage in politics, and the dangers of mixing the two. He highlights the importance of non-resistance and maintaining a Christian identity in a world that often pressures believers to conform. He concludes by urging listeners to learn from the early Christians' commitment to their faith and the teachings of Jesus.

Takeaways

The Two Kingdom Perspective is a foundational belief in Christianity.

Every Christian acknowledges the existence of two kingdoms: the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of this world.

The early Christians believed in a stark separation between the two kingdoms.

Engaging in politics can lead to compromising Christian values.

Non-resistance is a key principle in Jesus' teachings.

Christians should not mix their faith with worldly politics.

The early Christians faced persecution for their beliefs and chose to remain separate from worldly affairs.

Force and violence are contrary to the teachings of Jesus.

Maintaining a Christian identity is crucial in a secular world.

Learning from early Christians can guide modern believers in their faith.

Sound bites

"You cannot serve God and mammon."

"We are ambassadors for Christ."

"My kingdom is not of this world."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Two Kingdom Perspective

01:09 Understanding the Two Kingdoms

07:12 The Early Christians' View on Kingdoms

17:33 The Role of Christians in Politics

32:03 The Dangers of Mixing Kingdoms

45:44 Conclusion: Lessons from Early Christians

Glen Chupp

1-18-26

Keywords

reflection, spiritual growth, self-examination, doers of the word, becoming like Christ, personal development, faith, encouragement, change, heart examination

Summary

Reflections on the changes and events of 2025, emphasizing the importance of self-reflection and spiritual growth. He discusses the need to examine our hearts and actions, encouraging listeners to become doers of the Word and to strive for personal development. The ultimate goal of reflection is to become more like Christ, and Glen highlights the significance of embracing growth and change in our lives.

Takeaways

Reflect on the events of 2025 and their impact.

Self-reflection is crucial for spiritual growth.

Our actions reveal what is in our hearts.

We must be willing to see ourselves honestly.

Being a doer of God's Word is essential.

The goal of reflection is to become more like Christ.

Change is necessary for spiritual growth.

Growth is a journey, not a destination.

Delight in God's Word for true growth.

Examine ourselves regularly to stay in faith.

"Reflecting on what's in our heart."

"Delight in God's word."

"We should desire to grow much."

Chapters

00:00 Reflections on 2025

03:00 The Importance of Self-Reflection

06:00 Healthy Reflective Growth

12:03 Becoming More Like Christ

18:01 Embracing Change and Growth

24:00 Living Out God's Word

Jeremy Sensenig

1/11/2026

Church, Healing, Relationships, Community, Anabaptist, Faith, Forgiveness, Power, Messiness, Needs Assessment

Jeremy explores the role of the church as a haven for the hurting, emphasizing the importance of relationships, healing, and community. He discusses the need to remove roadblocks, assess the needs of individuals, and be willing to engage in the messiness of relationships. The conversation culminates in a call to action for the church to develop a culture of authenticity and support, ensuring that it serves as a refuge for those in need.

Takeaways

Jesus is the answer for the hurting.

The church must be a place of safety and refuge.

Removing roadblocks is essential for healing.

We must be willing to get messy in relationships.

Accurate assessment of needs is crucial.

Church without healthy relationships is a country club for pretenders.

We need a plan to get involved in our community.

Authenticity in relationships fosters a culture of healing.

The church should reflect the love of Christ to the world.

Fellowship is vital for spiritual growth and support.

Titles

The Church as a Haven for the Hurting

Removing Barriers to Healing in the Church

Sound bites

"We must remove our roadblocks."

"Is our church a place of safety?"

"Can we just release those?"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Context of the Conversation

03:01 Church as a Haven for the Hurting

09:10 Removing Roadblocks to Healing

18:52 Assessing Needs and Getting Involved

29:28 The Messiness of Relationships

38:39 Plans for Being and Doing in Community

Jeremy Sensenig

1/11/2026

forgiveness, repentance, relational culture, Jesus, emotional healing, Anabaptist, faith, personal stories, scripture, relationship with God

In this conversation, Jeremy explores the themes of building a relational culture through forgiveness, repentance, and taking pain to Jesus. He emphasizes the importance of experiencing a living relationship with Jesus, engaging emotions in faith, and understanding scriptural insights through personal stories. The discussion culminates in a call to deepen one's relationship with Christ and to experience His presence in a personal and transformative way.takeaways

• Building a relational culture is crucial for community.
• Forgiveness and repentance are interconnected practices.
• The responsibility for reconciliation lies with the offender.
• Taking pain to Jesus is essential for healing.
• A living relationship with Jesus is the apex of Christianity.
• Engaging emotions is necessary for true healing.
• Scripture is alive and should be experienced personally.
• Jesus desires a two-way communication in prayer.
• Intellectual understanding is not enough; emotional engagement is key.
• We must approach Jesus with the innocence of a child.

• Taking the Pain to Jesus: A Journey of Healing
• Building a Relational Culture Through Forgiveness

• "It's been a privilege."
• "Taking the pain to Jesus."
• "Jesus is a living person."

Chapters

00:00Introduction and Overview

00:59Building a Relational Culture

02:58The Importance of Forgiveness and Repentance

05:56Taking Pain to Jesus

09:47Experiencing a Living Relationship with Jesus

19:53Engaging Emotions in Faith

29:51Scriptural Insights and Personal Stories

40:04Closing Reflections and Prayer

Jeremy Sensenig, 1/10/2026

forgiveness, relationships, church community, testimonies, healing, reconciliation, accountability, personal stories, emotional healing, relational culture takeaways

• God is still working on us.
• Deep relationships in church help us experience God.
• Sharing personal stories fosters connection.
• Forgiveness is a process, not a one-time act.
• Bitterness can be subtle and hard to recognize.
• Forgiveness involves releasing oneself from the prison of resentment.
• Restitution is a key part of true repentance.
• Forgiveness does not mean forgetting or ignoring consequences.
• Healthy relationships require boundaries.
• God never wastes pain in the lives of His children.

• The Power of Forgiveness in Relationships
• Building a Relational Culture in Church

• "Bitterness is anger on ice."
• "Forgiveness is not forgetting."
• "Is God working on your heart?"

This conversation explores the themes of forgiveness, relational culture, and the importance of sharing personal stories within a church community. Forgiveness is a process that requires deep relationships and accountability, and that God uses our pain for growth. Through personal anecdotes and biblical examples, the discussion highlights the significance of making restitution and the need for boundaries in relationships

Chapters00:00Opening and Invitation to Share

02:55Building a Relational Culture

05:49Sharing Personal Stories08:55

The Importance of Testimonies

11:46Understanding Forgiveness

14:55The Nickel Mines School Shooting

18:03Defining Forgiveness

20:57Signs of Bitterness

24:08The Process of Forgiveness

26:51Forgiveness as a Lifelong Journey

30:05What Forgiveness Is Not

33:05The Story of Joseph

36:01Repentance and Reconciliation

38:47The Role of Accountability

42:13Restoration and Trust

44:54Boundaries in Relationships

47:48Making Restitution

50:55The Importance of Clear Conscience

53:59Zacchaeus and True Repentance

57:06Final Thoughts on Forgiveness

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