Clarity Podcast

I’m this episode, Rich and Ruben conclude their series on freedom in Christ and tie their whole freedom discussion together as they show what freedom has to do with the sins we may still commit once we are free. Tune in as they share a refreshing picture of how Jesus sees us.

For too many of us, shame and doubt have been the starting point of our spiritual experience. In this episode Rich and Ruben discuss the role of confession in the lives of those who claim freedom in Christ.

Rich and Ruben have spent several episodes discussing concepts, but in this episode they invite you to join them as they focus on what receiving God’s reality ( actual reality) looks like in our thought life.

Is Faith a muscle? A creed? In this episode Rich and Ruben will discuss Faith as an acceptance of reality.

I’m this episode, Rich and Ruben build off our last episode, sharing examples of issues that they see differently now that they see salvation, God, and ourselves differently. Feel free to join us for the journey.

“ People don’t change.” Responding to that statement with “but Jesus can” is helpful, but not the whole story. In this episode we discuss the motivation and process that scripture shows us will lead to a new heart, and not just “better” performance.

The word “sin” has a lot of baggage. Join Rich and Ruben as they seek a biblically informed and relationally appropriate understanding of sin and forgiveness.

What is the goal of Christianity? Is it going to heaven, and not hell? Is it to stop sinning and start winning? In this episode we discuss how things changed for us when we gave God’s love and reunion with him a more central role in our faith motivations.

A lot has changed since the last episode of Clarity. Tune in as Rich and Ruben update you on what has been going on in their lives and an idea that has transformed them in the last year: freedom.

This week, Rich and Ruben define “anxiety”, discuss their emotional health journeys, and bust a myth or two about “being anxious” that they previously thought the Bible taught.