In this episode, Chris and Brenton discuss his Sermon from John 5:31-47. They begin by considering Old Testament law and why relying on two or three witnesses was necessary for accusations. They then discuss topics like miracles, faith, and an extra takeaway that Chris didn’t have time to cover in his message. They wrap up by expanding on a warning he gave on Sunday.

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In this episode, Brenton and Chris discuss his sermon from John 5:19-30. They cover issues like the Trinity, Jesus as judge, and the relationship between the Father and Son during the crucifixion. They wrap up by briefly considering what the end will look like for a believer.

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In this episode, Brenton Grim and Matt Mitchell explore the story of Jesus healing a man at Bethesda from John 5. They discuss the unique responses of people to Jesus, including the differences between this man, the Samaritan woman, and the royal official. The conversation also touches on textual variants in Scripture and what they mean for understanding the Bible. Matt shares insights on the Sabbath, its original purpose, and how it can still bring rest and renewal today. The episode wraps up with a look at how these themes point to Jesus and encourage us to trust God in our daily lives. 

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In this episode, Brenton, Jeremiah, Nate, and Kacey discuss their sermons from John 4. The conversation centers around the story of the official found in this passage, exploring themes of faith, belief, and trusting in Jesus’ promises. They share insights about the difference between believing about Jesus and believing in Him, emphasizing the importance of a personal relationship with Christ. They reflect on how faith grows through community, Scripture, and action.

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In this episode, Brenton and Chris dive deep into the call to proclaim Jesus and the significance of genuinely living out faith. Chris unpacks a strong statement from his recent sermon, tying it to scripture and our natural tendency to share what we cherish most. The conversation explores practical ways believers can embrace evangelism and discipleship without overcomplicating the process. They also introduce the church's new All In initiative, focusing on making disciples and addressing consumerism within modern Christian culture. Tune in for an inspiring and challenging discussion on stepping boldly into faith-driven action.

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In this episode, Chris and Brenton delve into the significance of crossing cultural and societal boundaries, inspired by Jesus' interaction with the Samaritan woman in John 4. They discuss how the gospel breaks down barriers and how the church can learn from Jesus' example of embracing diversity and reaching those who may be marginalized. Chris shares insights on how subtle biases, such as racism or cultural hesitations, can prevent meaningful connections. They also touch on the modern church’s approach to addressing racism, emphasizing the need for grace, reconciliation, and the gospel as the foundation for change. 

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 In this bonus episode, Brenton and Chris dive into the challenges of voting with integrity and navigating political differences as Christians. They talk about the importance of nuance, especially when discussing sensitive topics like abortion, and how both sides of an issue can still be flawed. The hosts also reflect on keeping unity in the church even when members vote differently. They emphasize focusing on the gospel above politics and trusting God’s sovereignty regardless of election outcomes. As the conversation wraps up, they encourage listeners to engage in respectful discussions and stay connected through faith. 

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 In this episode, Chris and Brenton talk about how shame and pride affect how we see ourselves and others. They discuss the importance of finding our identity in Christ rather than through self-justification. Chris shares personal insights on overcoming cynicism by understanding his past and how it shaped him. They also explore the idea of "putting off the old self" and "putting on the new self" from Ephesians. The episode wraps up with practical thoughts on embracing who God made us to be and responding to praise with true humility. 

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 In this episode, Chris and Brenton discuss the meaning of God’s justice and why it can be hard for people to accept. They talk about the struggle between preaching grace and avoiding legalism, along with how condemnation still shows up in churches today. Chris shares insights on balancing truth and grace, using Jesus’ interactions as an example. They also touch on the importance of relationships in healing from legalistic backgrounds. The episode wraps up with a preview of next week’s topic on politics and how to think about it biblically. 

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 In this episode, Brenton and Chris dive into how believers can confidently share the gospel without watering down its message, balancing the need to be truthful while still being gracious. They discuss the difference in how Jesus addressed religious leaders versus everyday people, noting how he held teachers to higher standards. The conversation highlights that being born again leads to a changed life, but not a perfect one—believers will still struggle with sin and need to live in daily repentance and faith. They also unpack how eternal life begins now, as God's power to renew all things is already at work within us, though not fully realized until the end. The episode closes with a preview of next week’s focus on John 3:16 and the meaning behind this well-known verse. 

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