In this episode, Brenton and Chris dive into the textual challenges of John 8:1–11 and why it still deserves our attention. They explore how we can trust the Bible despite manuscript differences, why both grace and truth are essential to gospel culture, and how the church can hold conviction without condemnation. They also discuss how the church can be a place where people are free to struggle while still being called to transformation.

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Brenton and Chris reflect on the completion of the first two-year phase of their church journey, emphasizing that the work is far from over. They discuss the recent Commitment Sunday. Chris dives into the challenging but essential message of dying to self, unpacking the Greek words for "life" to clarify the biblical call to transformation. The episode also features an acorn analogy, symbolizing the potential for spiritual growth and fruitfulness in every believer’s life. Listeners are encouraged to embrace their role in spreading the gospel, believing that even small acts of faith can lead to lasting impact.

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On this week's episode of Further Brenton and Chris reflect on the recent Advance Commitment event, sharing personal takeaways and anticipation for Commitment Sunday. They dive into the story of Zacchaeus, challenging the surface-level, flannel-graph version many remember from childhood. Chris emphasizes the deeper themes of heart transformation, judgment, and the purpose of Jesus’ mission. They also explore the biblical concept of joy—why it’s hard to hold onto, why it’s a command, and how we can actively practice it in everyday life. Along the way, they touch on worship, music, and the emotional honesty found in the Psalms.

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Brenton and Chris kick off the episode by announcing the winners of their recent giveaway and celebrating the engagement from listeners. They discuss the significance of generosity, emphasizing that giving is not about the amount but about the heart behind it. The conversation explores how financial stewardship is a discipleship issue, not just a church resource matter. They also address the feelings of guilt and shame that can arise around giving, encouraging listeners to focus on joy rather than obligation. Wrapping up, they invite everyone to participate in their upcoming advanced commitment event and reflect on how generosity can be a transformational part of faith.

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In this special 100th episode, Brenton and Chris reflect on the journey of the podcast and how it has evolved over the past two years. They dive into an important conversation about shame, its impact on our lives, and how it connects to sin. Chris shares insights from his personal journey and biblical study, highlighting how the church often struggles to address this issue effectively. They also discuss how grace and truth should shape our approach to both personal growth and ministry. Plus, there's a special giveaway for listeners to celebrate this milestone!

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Brenton and Chris kick off the episode by discussing upcoming events and the feeling of being in the homestretch of their current season. They dive into Chris’s latest sermon on generosity, focusing on 2 Corinthians 9:6 and what it truly means to reap bountifully. Chris clarifies the difference between biblical giving and the prosperity gospel, emphasizing that financial blessings are meant to fuel generosity, not personal gain. The conversation shifts to the role of the local church in giving and how it aligns with the New Testament model. They wrap up with a practical discussion on how married couples can navigate financial disagreements when it comes to generosity.

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In this episode, Brenton and Chris talk about an upcoming church event, the Advanced Commitment Event, and why it’s more than just pledging—it’s about worship, community, and stories of faith. They dive into the topic of stewardship, exploring what the Bible says about managing what we’ve been given. Chris breaks down Jesus’ teachings on generosity and how giving isn’t just about money—it’s a way to shape our hearts. They discuss the challenge of shifting from a mindset of ownership to one of gratitude and trust in God. Along the way, they share personal stories and insights on what it means to live with open hands.

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Brenton Grimm and Chris Carr kick off another episode of Further with a discussion about Chris’s upcoming nine-week preaching stretch, including an in-depth dive into transformation. They reflect on the start of the All In series and the unique energy it brought to the congregation. The conversation shifts to the church’s ministry expansion and the reasoning behind investing in new facilities, emphasizing how physical spaces play a key role in discipleship. Chris also unpacks the concept of spiritual formation, encouraging listeners to evaluate what influences are shaping their lives. They wrap up by discussing practical ways to recognize and redirect unhealthy influences to foster deeper transformation in Christ.

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Brenton and Nathan discuss the heart of surrendering to Jesus, emphasizing that outward behaviors are just symptoms of a deeper issue—our sin nature. Nathan shares his approach to helping people recognize their need for Christ, focusing on the root problem rather than just their actions. They explore why some see the message of the cross as foolishness, diving into biblical wisdom and human pride. The conversation also touches on how believers should approach non-believers with truth and love rather than judgment. Finally, they examine Nicodemus' journey in the book of John, highlighting his gradual transformation from skeptic to follower of Jesus.

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In this episode of Further, Brenton Grimm sits down with Nate Todd and Paul Fischbach to discuss the importance of knowing God's Word and theology in everyday life. The conversation dives into the challenges of sermon preparation, the significance of the Feast of Booths, and how Jesus' teachings at the festival pointed directly to His identity. They also explore common misconceptions about Jesus in today's culture and the dangers of shaping Him to fit personal desires. Paul and Nate emphasize the necessity of seeking God's glory and doing His will to truly understand divine truth. Finally, they reflect on the role of the Holy Spirit in discerning truth and how it impacts evangelism.

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