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It's a common term used in songs and sermons, but what does it actually mean to be holy? How is God holy? In this episode we dive into the definition and meaning of Holiness.
Part 4 of our series on the ecumenical councils. This will conclude the series. (Apologies if you previously saw this episode posted and the audio was off. We had a slight issue that was totally Linley's fault, not Jonathan's at all.)
In this episode we have Peter Englert join who is the Adult Ministries Director at Browncroft Community Church in Rochester, NY. Peter is also the co-host of the podcast "Why God Why?" where they explore a myriad of topics and questions that may not be commonly addressed on Sunday mornings.
In this episode we discuss making space for tough questions as well as how to be effective in our Christian faith outside of church where God has us in our everyday lives.
You can check out Peter's podcast here:
https://www.whygodwhypodcast.com/
In this episode we discuss the Council of Ephesus (431 AD) and Council of Chalcedon (451 AD).
You may have heard of various church councils, but what were they exactly? Why were they formed and what did they accomplish? We're beginning a short series on the councils from up to 2,000 years ago and how they framed and shaped much of our theology today. In this episode we'll do a general overview and get more into specific details on specific councils in the coming episodes.
In this episode we'll discuss what it means to worship God. It is a term commonly used to describe a type of music and singing, yet there is much more Biblical depth and purpose to worship.
Accidentally never posted: This is part 2 of 7 in our short episode series on Great Christian Thinkers. This episode covers the Theologian Origen.
The second of two episodes about Jesus. This one will focus on the divinity of Jesus. What it meant, what it means, and what we may have incorrectly attributed to the Son of God.
The first of two episodes about Jesus. This one will focus on the humanity of Jesus. What it meant, what it means, and what we may have incorrectly attributed to the Son of Man.
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