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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In this episode, Brenton and Chris discuss his sermon from John 6:60-71. They begin by discussing the distinguishing markers between a genuine and false disciple. Chris gives his thoughts on how to walk the line between grace and truth in his preaching. They then consider some of the main doctrines that are being attacked by our culture and how to prepare ourselves to defend Christianity. They wrap up by discussing liberal Christianity and the issues inherent in it.

Suggested Resources:

God Wrote a Book by James MacDonald - https://a.co/d/hxN15G8

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In this episode, Brenton and Chris dive into the concept of being "drawn" to faith, exploring how God's grace overcomes resistance in bringing people to Him. They discuss the idea that some may believe they are Christians without truly knowing Christ, referencing key biblical passages that challenge superficial faith. Chris unpacks what it means to have a personal relationship with Jesus, emphasizing obedience, repentance, and daily communion with Him. They also touch on the importance of continually "feeding" on Jesus through scripture, community, and spiritual disciplines. Finally, they highlight the dangers of treating faith as a transactional relationship rather than a transformative journey of love and trust.

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Brenton and Andrew kick off a conversation about Global Week at Harmony Bible Church, highlighting key events like guest speakers, prayer gatherings, and ways to support field staff. Andrew shares insights from the church’s nurture program, which equips individuals for global missions, emphasizing themes like peacemaking and teamwork. They explore parallels between the crowd in John 6 demanding more signs and modern tendencies to seek proof before faith. Discussing the historical reverence for Moses, they reflect on how the crowd misunderstood Jesus’ true identity as the “bread of life.” The episode invites listeners to consider how faith, service, and global missions intersect in their own lives.

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https://a.co/d/etWTWVh
https://a.co/d/iZcB6wc
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In this episode, Brenton talks with Paul Fischbauch and Jeremiah Landon about their sermons on John 6:16-29. They begin by mentioning what stood out most as they studied this passage. They then discuss how to examine our motives in our pursuit of Jesus. Are we following him because we love him or because of what he can give us? They answer the question: what is the difference between genuine faith and an intellectual belief in Jesus? They wrap up by discussing the different kinds of supposed Christianity we see today.

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In this episode of Further, Brenton and Nathan dive into the profound purpose of Jesus' life and mission, emphasizing His humility and sacrifice over earthly kingship. We discuss how evangelism today often prioritizes appealing to people’s desires over presenting Jesus as the King worthy of worship. Exploring themes of love, compassion, and selflessness, we highlight the role of community ministries and personal acts of kindness in sharing the gospel. Our conversation encourages believers to count the cost of discipleship and embrace the long-term joy found in Christ. Finally, we explore practical ways to demonstrate Christ’s love both inside and outside church walls.

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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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