Pastors Alex and Chris think about the Sermon on the Mount and some of the popular opinions that exist surrounding it.

Key thought from this episode: Jesus' manifesto is world altering.

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Pastors Alex and Chris look at our understanding of "blessing" and how we might have elements of the idea wrong. Are you complete? Are you fulfilled? How we answer those questions might advance the kingdom of God in ways we do not expect.

Key thought from this episode: Be blessed - serve the kingdom of God.

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Pastors Alex and Chris talk about baptism as they are inspired by Matthew 3.

Key thought from this episode: Follow the Lord in obedience by getting baptized.

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Pastors Alex and Chris look at a shadowy figure and encourage you to look more deeply into the text of the Bible. What does it say? What doesn't it say? Buckle up for this one!

Key thought from this episode: We do not know the true name of this character, but we know that he is not good (anymore).

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Pastors Alex and Chris return with a brief look at how they handle the tougher stories in scripture and the potential "issues" raised by some in these stories.

Key thought from this episode: Learning to trust God completely can be difficult sometimes - but always worth it!

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Pastors Alex and Chris look at the most disturbing character in the nativity story - Herod. They wrestle with big topics and point out that he was used by God even if He was disobedient to what God would want him to do. This is a hard thing to consider - our next episode will unpack it differently as well.

Key thought from this episode: Be used by God in ways that honor Him.

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Pastors Alex and Chris consider the nativity and the star of Bethlehem. If you want access to a couple of theories/books check here and here.

Key thought from this episode: What the star was is less important than the message - a king is born!

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Pastors Alex and Chris think about genealogies and translation of the word "fathered/begat/sired" and how to understand the birth story of Jesus. Joseph is a wonderful man who serves the Lord and His family well. May men today do the same!

Key thought from this episode: Genealogies tell a story that many of us do not see.

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Pastors Alex and Chris walk into the beginning - of the book of Matthew and hijinks ensue. Chris suggests that the Gospels are "out of order" and the guys wander down a number of roads for the beginning of Matthew. Episode 200!

Key thought from this episode: God knows what He is doing. Trust Him.

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Pastors Alex and Chris talk about chair four and the amazing idea of multiplication. To purchase "Four Chair Discipling" check this out - here. Which chair are you in?

Key thought from this episode: Who are you discipling?

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