Greetings! This week our roundtable looks into Ephesians 4 and asks how one can be a "prisoner for the Lord" while at the same time being free in Christ. This same chapter also says there is only one body and one faith, so why are there so many Christian denominations? Tune in as we strive to follow scripture and answer these questions with humility, gentleness, patience, and in love. 

Welcome back! This week we're looking into teachings that sound freeing on the surface, but ultimately end up enslaving us. We also look at the flip side- things we typically think of as restrictive, but can actually set us free. Also on this episode we continue our quest of identifying and debunking self-empowerment messaging and how our conscience plays a role in all of this. Lastly, tune in to find out the number of mini-sermons pastor John can squeeze into one podcast. Spoiler alert: it's more than two! Have a great day, and thanks for listening!

Have a listen as our podcast crew gets in front of (or is it behind?) the microphones to discuss the implications of how our actions are always teaching something to somebody. We also dive into some ways to increase our discernment, not only out in the world, but also in Christian settings. Also, John V. has yet to figure out how to end a podcast without being socially awkward. Enjoy!

Looking at the beauty of God's creation can tell us a lot about Him, but can it tell us everything we need to know?

In the week's episode we examine Psalm 19:1-14 and discuss both general revelation and specific revelation. Enjoy!

Do you find yourself annoying others when sharing the Gospel? Do you ever wish you had the power to heal others like the Apostles? What insights do you have about the great commission?

Let's take a look at these questions and more in this week's episode.

Also, a garden hose discussion, because why not? Enjoy! 

The church is often referred to as the body. What does that even mean? How are we the body of Christ?

Do you own your possessions or do they own you? Let's spend some time discussing how the early church reoriented their lives around the gospel, and how we can as well.

Who doesn't crave more to the story? Let's look at the event of Pentecost in Acts 2, and how the incredible story of the Gospel was compelled and transformed them as they gathered then, and still compels and transforms us today.  

He is risen! He is risen indeed, ALLELUJAH!  Happy Easter!  Take a few minutes with us to celebrate the living hope we have through Jesus Christ our Risen Savior!

Since this week is Holy Week, we spend some time on Matthew's account of Jesus's Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem and why there is more to the story than palm branches and hosannas. 

Stick with us to the end for some exciting updates about missions here at St. Andrew, and ways you can be involved!