HOSTS: Emily Trotter and John Fugh, Jr.
GUEST: John Boyd

For more than 200 years after the resurrection of Jesus, the Church grew exponentially. This was before the Bible, as we know it today, was canonized. The explanation many have given for this growth was the empty tomb. We’re not Christian because we have a Bible any more that we are alive because we have a birth certificate.

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Hosts: Emily Trotter and John Fugh, Jr.

In This Episode: In his book “Free to Live,” John Eldredge wrote, “We cannot begin to truly face our lives in the light of God’s goodness until we know we are under His grace … that all is forgiven.” The implications of this are overwhelming. We are not born with a limited amount of God’s grace. Just when we think we’ve exhausted it, we’re amazed that God has more to give!

Click on the following link to listen to Emily’s sermon, “All about that Grace.” https://spumccolumbus.com/podcast/october-10-2021-all-about-that-grace-emily-trotter/

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HOSTS: Emily Trotter and John Fugh, Jr.

How people see God now is usually with an introspective look into the ways God has moved in their lives in the past. Hearing and recognizing God is paying attention. God wants to be next to us and to be involved in our lives. What difference does this make in your life today?

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HOSTS: Emily Trotter and John Fugh, Jr. Welcome to Season 2

“So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all to the glory of God” (1 Corinthians 10:31).

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Hosts: Emily Trotter and John Fugh, Jr.

The more that you open yourself up to the Spirit of God, the more you look for it … and … the more you want it. Keep your feet firmly planted on the ground and your minds firmly planted in God’s Word.

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Have a great summer! We’ll be back in September.

Hosts: Emily Trotter and John Fugh, Jr.

We welcome Jake Hess, III to our podcast today. Jake is our new worship leader at St Paul.

We are all called to live a present tense relationship with Jesus. Listen to Jake share his faith story and how at the intersections of life, God continues to work a beautiful tapestry for His Kingdom. Follow Jake on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jake_hess_the_third/)

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HOSTS: Emily Trotter and John Fugh, Jr.

Joshua tells the people of Israel that they must choose this day whom they will serve (Joshua 24:14-15). As for Joshua and his house, they would choose to serve the Lord. What if this is the challenge that we give ourselves each day? What if each morning we deliberately and intentionally chose to serve the Lord? If we don’t choose, then something else will inevitably choose us.

God continues to pursue us because we are created in His image. This is an example of His grace. Unfortunately, our understanding of grace is a mile wide and an inch deep.

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Hosts: Emily Trotter and John Fugh, Jr.

When Jesus is not on the stage and isn’t in front of a crowd, He is still ministering behind closed doors. What a model of how we are to live! Before Jesus speaks one word in the Upper Room, Jesus has to get His disciples’ attention.

Scripture: John 13:1-15

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Hosts: Emily Trotter and John Fugh, Jr.

One of the characteristics of God that is absolutely mind-boggling is that He deliberately chooses to use His broken creation to be instruments of His grace and love where His Kingdom is declared and revealed. In this episode we take a look into the life of David when he wanted to build the Lord a Temple.

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Hosts: Emily Trotter and John Fugh, Jr.

We’ve all had something we’ve asked God to take away from us. A difficult circumstance … a regret from the past … an unknown about tomorrow. Paul writes that it’s in these moments we are invited to embrace the sufficient grace of God and rely on the power of God. The message of the Gospel is that we are accepted and loved.

Scripture: 2 Corinthians 12:7-10