New Circle Church

All of the theology of Romans 1-11 flows into how we should live with one another. Paul begins to finish his letter by discussing the posture we should take towards our lives, to live as a sacrifice.

Barry and Jonathan begin this week by focusing on Joey Chestnut and Neil the Seal. They spend most of their time discussing an episode of the Future Christian podcast titled, "Why Religion Went Obsolete."

Here are links to the articles and podcast discussed:

https://apnews.com/article/nathans-famous-hot-dog-contest-chestnut-sudo-840ee635bac33d0bd88cd9b4a564c4db

https://apnews.com/article/neil-elephant-seal-tasmania-australia-dd46ef42400dc85b92c103d5f10718ef

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/future-christian/id1520833937?i=1000770765750

This week, Jonathan and Barry are joined by the one and only, G-Money Millionaire, or commonly known as Grant Lewandowski. One thing all three of these guys have in common is seminary, so they spend time discussing that as well as the Fourth of July.

Barry and Jonathan discuss celebrate the month of June and focus on another posture of planting, prayer. We hope this encourages you and helps you consider what invitation God may be presenting to you in regards to prayer.

No matter what has happened throughout history, God has always preserved a remnant of people. This highlights God's grace, love, and power.

Jonathan and Barry discuss the past two weeks of sermons each of them delivered on Romans 9:6-29, the theological differences in each, and why it is a worthy endeavor to live in unity rather than uniformity.

This sermon presents Romans 9 from a reformed point of view as we look at Paul's words concerning the rejection of Jesus by many people. We will learn that God sovereignly acts in ways that God deems right, outside of the concept of fairness.

In this episode, Barry and Jonathan have some fun and then discuss how they will each present a sermon on the same text from a different perspective over the next few weeks. They discuss the reason for this and some of the aspects each sermon will highlight.

In this Family Gathering, Paul reflects on the rejection of the Gospel by so many people despite God's loving invitation, extended to all. This message is preached with a focus on children, so it's a little different and shorter.