The podcast that was supposed to be about more than our dating lives. Come Lord Jesus

Special thanks to Grace Community Church and Brad Leake.

Music by Isaac Weaver

A discussion on suffering with my youth pastor, Josh Hussung, at Grace Community Church. We talk about what the bible says about suffering, and how it applies to the first few months of Covid 19.

The final episode, for now, on the atoning work of Christ. In this one, Matt Comp and I talk about Christ's abandonment, and how the wrath of God was placed on him. We also spend time reflecting on the atonement. What can we learn from this topic? How can we respond now that we know the ends and outs of the atonement? References (Wayne Grudem's Systematic Theology)

What is lent? Is it important? Joining me to answer these questions is Aedan Peterson. Aedan shares from his own experiences, and speaks to why lent and the Bible calendar are useful to us as we walk with Christ. 

The second part of our three part series on the atonement. Joining me again is Matt Comp, a friend from Grace Community Church. This episode we discuss Jesus's life, and the reasons that it was so important. Along with the sorrow and pain of the cross. What can we assume it felt like for Jesus on the cross? References (Wayne Grudem's Systematic Theology)

The beginning to a three part series on the atonement. Joining me is Matt Comp, a friend from Grace Community Church. We dig into the first few aspects of this topic. What is the atonement? Why did it happen? References (Wayne Grudem's Systematic Theology)

A conversation with Wayde Marrow about living out our faith. What are different aspects of living for Christ?

Discussing what a Christian is with Wayde Marrow. What does the world think of the Church?

Welcome to season two!! Joining me to talk about who Jesus is, is my friend in the church, Wayde Marrow. This episode, we discuss who Jesus is for both the Christian and non-Christian. We talk about the differences in who the world thinks Christ was, and who we as Christians know him to be.

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