Are there times when you don't feel like living out your faith? you don't feel like worshipping? maybe you don't feel God? In this podcast we address these questions and how to continue to pursue God and His desire for you in the midst of not feeling.

Our discussion today revolves around the question: How is one saved? Is it through simply professing faith in Christ or is it through making Christ Lord?

In the first podcast of 2022, we discuss Scripture and its role in our lives. Our secular world calls us to self-autonomy. Meanwhile for Christians, we turn to Jesus who affirms the authority of Scripture in our lives.

In this podcast, we get into part two of the social justice conversation and discussing this movement. Over the past year, we've watched this movement sweep across our nation...even our churches. But as a member of the body of Christ, I find myself asking, is social justice...biblical justice?

And that's where we begin today's conversation. I hope this episode of Charitable Discourse challenges you and fosters a charitable discourse in your own circles...so let's get into it.

Social Justice is a big topic in our culture today. So the question for every believer is this: how do WE navigate this conversation and cause? Thankfully, our model is Christ and so He is who we turn to. He met the needs of the broken and the needy. He fed the poor. He spoke out against injustice. He demonstrated mercy and compassion…always.

But what was His end game? Faith and Righteousness

So in today’s episode, we lay out framework for how Christians ought to navigate the social justice conversation. Because our end game is eternal. Our end game is freedom on Christ.

Well hey there. Thanks for joining us for today’s Charitable Discourse. Unity is an extremely popular word in our culture today. In the midst of so much division in our political and cultural discourse, everyone is calling for unity. Unity without compromise. So what is it we are called to unify around? Paul talks about unity quite a bit in Scripture. Scripture reminds us that we are not citizens of this life, but the bride of Christ…called to bring light to the redemption that comes from Him. So in today’s episode, we take a look at what believers are called to unify around and when we are called to stand firm in the faith.

Let’s begin a charitable discourse.

Our first episode of season 2 begins with centering around Christ. With as crazy as our world is today, we cannot afford to operate without Christ as the center. So how do we do this? How do you find your rhythm? Listen to how Chip and Ben study the Word daily and maybe some tips in what might work for you!

In our recent podcast with Dr. Erik Belcher, he shares with us the fall plans at Napoleon Area Schools.

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In this podcast, Pastors Ben and Chip discuss our current climate through the lens of Scripture.

Key Thoughts:

In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; in all things, charity. (Augustine)

Ephesians 4 calls us to live with humility, gentleness, patience, and love. The world needs more of that and it's up to the church to lead the way.

Today on the podcast we talk with Tom Mack. Tom is the director of the United Way of Henry County. We spend some time talking about the role United Way plays in the community and how people can get involved.

For more information on the United Way of Henry County and upcoming events, visit their Facebook page.