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- Episode 83: Joyful Humility
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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furtherpodcast.com30 min - Episode 82: For God So Loved The World
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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furtherpodcast.com36 min - Episode 81: The New Birth
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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furtherpodcast.com31 min - Episode 80: Cleansing the Temple
In this episode, Brenton and Matt discuss the misdirection of worship, highlighting how people can use it for their own gain or preferences instead of focusing on God. They reflect on Jesus' actions in the temple, emphasizing His righteous anger and the need for true worship that honors God. The conversation also explores zeal and when it can become sinful, along with how Jesus modeled genuine passion. They discuss the difference between temporary belief and authentic faith, noting that Jesus didn’t fully trust those who believed in Him after seeing His miracles. Finally, they underline that Jesus’ mission was about more than inspiring people; it was about His sacrifice and resurrection, which allows real access to God.
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furtherpodcast.com29 min - Episode 79: Water into Wine
In this episode, Brenton and Chris talk about the differences between Protestant and Catholic beliefs, especially around faith and works. They dive into what real joy is and how it’s different from happiness. Chris explains how Christians can experience joy by focusing on God’s grace, even when life is tough. They also discuss how to engage with the world outside the church while being wise. Lastly, they answer a listener's question about living out faith in everyday situations.
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furtherpodcast.com38 min - Episode 78: Three Marks of a Believer
In this episode, Brenton, Chris, and Andrew dive into apologetics and how it relates to sharing the Christian faith. They discuss the importance of having answers to common objections but emphasize that arguments alone won’t change hearts. The conversation also touches on the role of the Holy Spirit in evangelism and how to effectively share the gospel. They explore different approaches, including relationships and street preaching, while recognizing cultural differences in how people receive the message.
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furtherpodcast.com35 min - Episode 77: Witness to the One
In this episode, Brenton, Paul, and Matt talk about finding our identity in Christ and how to recognize when we're looking to other things for validation. They share personal stories about dealing with distractions and the importance of reflecting on what really matters. Paul explains how culture influences our sense of self and why it's easy to lose focus. They also discuss the role emotions play in helping us understand what we're putting our trust in. The episode ends with a reminder from Galatians 2:20 about our identity in Christ.
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furtherpodcast.com36 min - Episode 76: The Word Became Flesh
In this episode, Brenton and Chris discuss why Jesus is considered the clearest way we know who God is. They talk about how people often misunderstand God’s grace and why we sometimes think others are beyond it. They also cover the idea of being saved by grace but thinking we have to become holy by our own efforts. Chris shares some Bible passages that have impacted him and explains how the Holy Spirit helps us grow. They end with a chat about our search for glory and what that means for believers.
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furtherpodcast.com36 min - Episode 75: Children of God
In this episode, Brenton and Chris discuss his sermon from John 1:6-13. They spend the majority of the show talking about the doctrine of adoption. What is it? What are the benefits of it? What responsibilities does it come with? They wrap up by considering some common misconceptions about becoming a child of God and some practical advice for approaching someone who professes to be saved but shows no evidence.
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furtherpodcast.com37 min - Episode 74: The Word
In this episode of Further, Brenton and Chris dive into the complex topic of the Trinity. They discuss various views on the Trinity, including tritheism, Arianism, and modalism, and how these differ from orthodox Christian beliefs. The conversation highlights why a correct understanding of the Trinity is crucial for grasping the core of Christian salvation. They also explore key biblical passages that support the doctrine of the Trinity. Finally, they touch on how the Trinity’s relational dynamics impact our own relationships and spiritual growth.
Below is the book that Brenton mentioned:
The Forgotten Trinity - James White
https://a.co/d/fbz8yPAEmail us at [email protected]
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Further is a weekly show for the people of Harmony Bible Church, where we seek to revisit and expand on Sunday sermons, with the goal of growing deeper in Biblical truth that transforms our…
lives.