Welcome to the Faith Recalibration podcast! In this thought-provoking episode, join hosts Laviniu and Daniel as they delve into a captivating topic: the battle between which language should be used in conducting church services, Romanian or English.

Language plays a crucial role in worship, reflecting the diverse backgrounds and cultural identities within a congregation. Laviniu and Daniel, armed with their unique perspectives, engage in a respectful and insightful dialogue, exploring the benefits and challenges associated with both languages.

With their deep-rooted understanding of the faith community and their personal experiences, Laviniu and Daniel navigate through the complexities of language selection in church services. They delve into the significance of maintaining cultural heritage through the use of Romanian, while also acknowledging the increasing influence of English as a global language of communication.

Throughout the episode, they provide thought-provoking arguments, drawing on biblical principles, practical considerations, and the impact on the worship experience. As they engage in a friendly debate, they invite listeners to reflect on their own experiences and consider the role language plays in their spiritual journey.

Whether you are a member of a bilingual congregation, a church leader grappling with language decisions, or simply curious about the intersection of faith and language, this episode of Faith Recalibration will challenge your thinking and broaden your perspective.

Tune in to gain valuable insights, thoughtfully crafted viewpoints, and a deeper appreciation for the importance of language in the context of worship. Laviniu and Daniel's engaging conversation will leave you inspired, equipped, and ready to recalibrate your faith in light of this complex issue.

Subscribe to the Faith Recalibration podcast for more compelling discussions that explore the intersection of faith, culture, and everyday life. Join the conversation, broaden your horizons, and recalibrate your faith journey today!

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Do you feel like you could improve your prayer life? Is your prayer life in need of a recalibration? 
This episode Laviniu and Daniel discuss what might be some of the reasons our prayer life is not at the caliber that it should be.

In this episode, Laviniu and Daniel navigate the turbulent waters of ‘God’s calling' for our individual lives. Confusion, misunderstanding, and manipulation are just a few names of the waves that disorient the boat of our life, which seeks to reach the ‘God’s Will’ coast. Frequently, Romanian Pentecostal Christians are severally puzzled by questions such as: What is God calling me to do? How do I know that God is really calling me and is not my own desire or the insistence of a church leader? How can I be sure that God is calling me to do a certain ministry, not the other?

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Faith Recalibration host Marcus Ionescu from The Podder's House Podcast.

This week Laviniu and Daniel discuss the topic of wearing head coverings as described in the book of 1 Corinthians 11 and how we interpret this inside the Romanian Pentecostal church.

Let us know your thoughts on this subject in the comments!!
Be blessed!

This week we're joined by East Coast Youth Director for RTO Church of God, Teo Scorte. 

For more information about Youth Ministry within Church of God Romanian Territory:
http://rtoyouth.com/

This week we're joined by West Coast Youth Director for RTO Church of God, Eddie Sfrengeu. 

For more information about Youth Ministry within Church of God Romanian Territory:
http://rtoyouth.com/

Where does Death come from – God or Satan? 
The Personified Death in Revelation works under Satan’s command or God’s? How should be death morally defined – good or bad? Why and on what grounds? 

What would be the Christian response in front of contemporary society when a natural disaster such as a tsunami, tornado, or earthquake, transpires and causes the death of thousands of people? 
Is God responsible for the death of innocent people or should Satan be blamed for it all? How does this view interact with the attributes of God’s justice and goodness? 

How would the redemptive character of God’s judgment influence the view on terminal disease into the Christian community? If God’s judgment manifested via famine, disease, or natural calamity, but is redemptive in nature, should Christians pray for divine intervention? Knowing that God’s judgment is redemptive in nature, what might be the reasons for still having a negative perception of death in the Christian community?

How might self-control be defined from a Christian stand-point?  Is there anything to include here about small things like food, physical training, or
technology consumption? 

What is the importance and role of self-control in one’s life? 
What are the implications of ‘self-control’ as a fruit of the Spirit? 
Is there any connection between sin and lack of self-control? 
Don’t we blame maybe too many times Satan for tempting and making
us sin, while the truth is that we tempt ourselves and fall due to our own lack of self-control?

What might be the ways in which a Christian can develop and cultivate the virtue of self-control?

Episode released on September 1, 2020.

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It is normal for a Christian to fall into depression? 
What might be the causes that lead to such a state? 
How might the spiritual failure(s) or the unanswered prayers relate to the issue of depression? 
What might cause the feeling of divine abandonment during the depression and how could it be combated? 
What are the most probable precautions that one should take in order to
protect himself/herself against falling in depression? 
What might be several principles to follow if a Christian is captured in depression?

*** DISCLAIMER ***
The topic of depression is very serious.  Although the FRP team and hosts have spent time researching the topic - please be advised that they are not medical professionals.  If you are dealing with severe depression - please seek professional help.