Pastors Alex and Chris discuss various aspects of Peter's confession - the keys, the rise and fall (so quickly) of Peter, and a fun discussion of hasatan. Enjoy!

Key thought from this episode: Deny yourself, take up your cross and follow Him.

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Pastors Alex and Chris discuss the signs of the times and how we often get these things wrong (and have throughout history). May we be people who focus on the right things (discipleship), trust Jesus with the future and do not get riled up at every single change.

Key thought from this episode: Focus on what we can do, not what we cannot predict well.

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Pastors Alex and Chris discuss locations and times in the Bible (and how we have less than we'd like!). They also try to have a charitable discussion about the Pharisees and dive into some of the political climate in the 1st century.

Key thought from this episode: Care about the text, but don't be a Pharisee.

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Pastors Alex and Chris talk Jesus' deity and how Matthew 14 implies that Jesus knew He was God (and He was, no doubt!). We also dive briefly into the idea of kingdom theology and why it does not work in our world today.

Key thought from this episode: Worship the King and remember everything is not "on you."

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Pastors Alex and Chris talk parables and reality. Then a brief foray into the space called hell and its implications for us.

Key thought from this episode: Let's focus together on the kingdom of heaven over everything else.

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Pastors Alex and Chris dig into rest as a concept in our world today. While many of us remember the Lord on Sunday, the day of rest is not what we practice (at least not in the way the Law of Moses commands). 

Key thought from this episode: You need to find rest today - but not necessarily in the way "everyone" expects - follow your King.

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Pastors Alex and Chris talk about Jesus' "homebase" throughout the Gospels and try to describe a day in the life of Jesus with His disciples. Then, they entertain a brief foray into the biblical theology of rest and our modern misunderstandings of it.

Key thought from this episode: Rest is only found in Christ our King.

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Pastors Alex and Chris dig into shepherds and how it applies to pastoral ministry. Thank God He is our Good Shepherd.

Key thought from this episode: The Good Shepherd leads His sheep and guides His shepherds.

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Pastors Alex and Chris have a far-reaching and wide-ranging conversation about healing/prophecy/continuity-discontinuity/Matthew and the Chosen. If you've got the time, this 40 minutes will make you think.

Key thought from this episode: Jesus is Messiah - even if others' expectations are not fulfilled by Him.

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Pastors Alex and Chris talk about a bunch of topics that cover Matthew 8 - enjoy.

Key thought from this episode: Follow the Son of God and Son of Man.

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