Daily Sabbath Podcast

In part 4 of the Spiritual But Not Religious series, Pastor Jay Lee shares about the tension of being trapped in the past spiritually, but also being driven by the winds of trends without any foundation of timeless spiritual truth.

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Continuing the Spiritual But Not Religious Series, Pastor Jay Lee shares about how the Gospel of John makes a connection between existing Greek philosophical thought and the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

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In this questions episode Pastor Jay Lee and Pastor Elliot Chung discuss dating in a wide-ranging conversation that covers topics such as: purity culture and the impact of the book "I Kissed Dating Goodbye", sexual intimacy, potential pitfalls, communication, and more.

Parental Warning: There is some discussion of sexual intimacy in the first half of the interview.  Please be advised.

Elliot Chung - Bio:

"Elliot's greatest joy is being a husband to Ray Anne and daddy to three amazing little humans. He is honored to be the lead pastor of One Life  City Church in Fullerton, CA, where he is also pastored by his church.  He probably spends too much time on Netflix, Disney+ and fantasy sports.  But he is working on playing actual sports better."

One Life City Church: https://www.onelifecitychurch.org/ 

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Continuing the Spiritual Not Religious series, Pastor Jay Lee shares about our skepticism of absolute truths, and the crushing consequences of a subjective existence.  

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Pastor Jay Lee introduces a new series on the rise of people self-identifying as "Spiritual But Not Religious" and how that is a critique of the Church.  He also shares about whether Jesus was against organized religion.

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Pastor Jay Lee shares about how finding hope again in the midst of suffering or distress, is less about circumstances, and more about a relationship with Jesus.

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In the conclusion of the King Saul Series, Pastor Jay Lee illustrates from Saul's life the reality that God can work through very flawed characters.

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In this Questions episode, Pastor Jay Lee talks about where the doctrine of the Trinity comes from, some useful analogies that help us make sense of the Trinity, and why the Trinity is an encouragement to us in our everyday faith.

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Pastor Jay Lee shares about the influence of social media on what we look for in leaders, and how we gravitate towards celebrity pastors as leaders.  

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Pastor Jay Lee begins a series on the life of King Saul and what it can teach us about our tendency to make kings of pastors and leaders in the church, today.

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