Common Sense Conversations

Are we letting culture’s version of Jesus influence us more than the Bible? Do we have a clear picture of who Jesus really is?

When it comes to salvation, it seems we are seeing more of a trend or morality being Christianity rather than the biblical message of the Gospel. This leads to a universalistic approach and a changing of the message of the true Gospel we see in the Bible.

In today’s Christian culture and in our churches, understanding the Bible and believing the Bible is not so simple. We have muddied the waters and created so many issues that most people don’t know what to believe and what’s true.

When we look at what obedience is, what Jesus said obedience is, is that what we are doing today? Or have we allowed ourselves to dictate what being obedient is?

In today’s climate of worship within the Church, I believe we have forgotten what real worship is and we have replaced God with ourselves. Because of emotionalism, we have now become the centerpiece of our worship rather than our Father.

This podcast will look at what Christian service in within the context of the Church. Could some of our churches be dying or dead because we aren’t following Jesus’ model of serving others?

I will be using an article that Mark Clifton wrote about the traits of a dying church. I will look at them concerning the church, but also show how they can apply to the Christian life.

If you were to go to a court would there be enough evidence in your life to prove you guilty of being a disciple of Jesus? We will look at the Book of James and talk about works showing we belong to Jesus.

Many people in today’s culture will tell you they are a Christian. But this podcast will ask two questions: Am I really a Christian, and how do I know? What you may find is that many people you know who claim to be a Christian aren’t based on what Jesus said In His Word.

Gideon had good intentions in serving the nation of Israel, but when people lack a relationship with God they will turn to idolatry every time.