Guerrilla Christianity

Guerrilla Christianity

By Pastor R. Bret WalkerReligion & SpiritualityChristianity
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Guerrilla Christianity episodes

  • S8E04: GC Talk Testimony Tuesday: Catherine
    I met Catherine on TikTok and the circumstance of our meeting was, shall we say, contentious at the start. I had made a comment on another user's video which raised a lot of ire (I asked what Jesus' "radical political" views were). Catherine came to my TikTok page and started a debate over the issue, and at the end of it we both came away with an appreciation for each other's views. So I asked if she would be interested in giving her testimony, and she agreed. The conversation we had was real, and it can be raw at times but then, this is how we come to God. I hope you can appreciate the struggle of another child of God who is seeking to find her place in the body of Christ. I know I've been there, and if we're honest I bet most of us would agree. We come to God with all our baggage and he welcomes the prodigal home with a loving embrace.
    Recorded on July 10, 2020
    S.D.G.
    37 min
  • S5E06: Christian Love & Marriage (Camp Meeting 2016)
    In today's world, it is an unpopular thing to defend the Biblical view of marriage. Yet God's word is unchanging and in today's episode, recorded at the Pitman Grove Camp Meeting, we take a long look at some disputed and controversial scriptures as they pertain to the Christian model of love and marriage.
    {For the last two weeks in June, 2020, we will be posting messages that were given at the Pitman Grove Camp Meeting auditorium. This year the Camp Meeting is on hold until at least August, so please enjoy these messages from years gone by.}
    Ephesians 5:22-28
    Recorded at Pitman Grove Camp Meeting on July 3, 2016 (First published July 11, 2017)
    S.D.G.
    35 min
  • S3E03: Freedom Isn't Free (Pitman Grove Camp Meeting)
    This is a message that was delivered at the Pitman Grove Camp Meeting, on the day after Independence Day. We in America take our freedom for granted, and it is only on special days like July 4th and Memorial Day that we remember that our freedom came at a high cost. Likewise, we as Christians are often ready to embrace our freedom in Christ, without thinking about how much that freedom cost our God. So grab your Bible, turn it to John chapter 8, and prepare your heart and mind as we look at the high cost of freedom. Freedom isn't free.
    {For the last two weeks in June, 2020, we will be posting messages that were given at the Pitman Grove Camp Meeting auditorium. This year the Camp Meeting is on hold until at least August, so please enjoy these messages from years gone by.}John 8:31-36
    Recorded at Pitman Grove Camp Meeting on July 5, 2015 (first published July 21, 2015)
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    32 min
  • S2E04: Grace Greater than Our Sin (Camp Meeting 2014)
    Paul's words remind us that there is none righteous, no, not one. If that's the case, then what hope can there be for the sinner? Well today we look at Paul's words to the church in Rome and find that there is, indeed, hope that can only be found in the Grace of God. So grab your Bible, turn it to Romans chapter three, and join us as we look at Grace greater than all our sin.
    {For the last two weeks in June, 2020, we will be posting messages that were given at the Pitman Grove Camp Meeting auditorium. This year the Camp Meeting is on hold until at least August, so please enjoy these messages from years gone by.}
    Romans 3:21-26
    Recorded at Pitman Grove Camp Meeting on July 6, 2014 (Originally published July 11, 2014)
    S.D.G.
    32 min
  • S2E26: Words of Eternal Life (Grove Tabernacle 2012)
    Well this week we have a bonus sermon, one that I gave a couple years ago when I was a layperson. From the Gospel of John, this message centers on Peter's declaration to Jesus, "You have the words of eternal life." We sometimes forget that we can only be satisfied in Christ. We try to fill our lives with things that the world tells us to value. In this message, from the Summer of 2012, we look at what the world has to offer, and how it pales in comparison to God's abundant grace. So grab your Bible, turn it to John chapter 6, and join us as we look at Christ's words of eternal life.
    {For the last two weeks in June, 2020, we will be posting messages that were given at the Pitman Grove Camp Meeting auditorium. This year the Camp Meeting is on hold until at least August, so please enjoy these messages from years gone by.}
     John 6:53-69
    Recorded at Pitman Grove Tabernacle on August 26, 2012 (originally published November 14, 2014)
    S.D.G.
    33 min
  • S7E76: GC Talk On Podcasts
    This will be the last new podcast episode for Season 7, and Season 8 will begin new in July of 2020. The podcast is now on Spotify, so welcome to all our new listners on the Spotify app. In today's episode I am taking a look at all the podcasts that I listen to for Christian formation. The full list of all the podcasts I mention, with links, is below. I also take time to celebrate the conclusion of seven seasons as a podcaster, and look forward to what's coming next in Season 8.
    Recorded June 12, 2020 (Published June 20, 2020)
    My Favorite Podcasts (with Links):
    Christian FormationThe Bible Recap: Daily (7 Days), 5-10 MinutesGreg Laurie Podcast: Daily (5 Days), 25 MinutesJentezen Franklin Podcast: Weekly, 30-40 Minutes
    Hear Spurgeon - Sermon Podcast: Monthly, 45-50 Minutes
    5 Minutes in Church History with Stephen Nichols: Weekly, 5 Minutes
    Christian News/Editorial
    The Worldview in 5 Minutes: Daily (5 Days), 5 Minutes (occasional special reports)
    The Briefing - Albert Mohler: Daily (5 Days), 20-25 Minutes
    Thinking in Public - Albert Mohler:Weekly-Monthly, 50-60 Minutes
    Holy Conversations: The WCA Podcast Weekly, 30-40 Minutes
    Wretched Radio with Todd Friel: Daily (5 Days), 55 Minutes
    Pastoral Podcasts
    Pastors' Talk by 9Marks: Weekly, 30 Minutes
    Expositor with Dr. Steven J. Lawson: Weekly, 5-10 Minutes
    S.D.G.
    33 min

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An Unconventional, No-Apologies Exposition of God’s Grace from an Evangelical-Methodist Point of View