Practical Discipleship Podcast

This teaching by Scott Phillips was given on 3/15/25 during a fellowship gathering. He expounds on order within the home and in the fellowship gathering in light of the two greatest commandments. 

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This teaching by Scott Phillips was given on 10/6/24 during a fellowship gathering. He highlights the importance of heeding correction, using life and scriptural examples to learn from.

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Systematic Churchianity is an eight-part series on the "church system" in Western culture. It is tailored to the new convert in order to explain to them why what they observe around them regarding church practice does not exactly line up with what they read in the Bible. In the final episode of the series (and season), Scott delves into what biblical church leadership is supposed to look like and how it is to operate. He also gives a glimpse into his own fellowship's practices and exhorts listeners to step into their gifts.

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Systematic Churchianity is an eight-part series on the "church system" in Western culture. It is tailored to the new convert in order to explain to them why what they observe around them regarding church practice does not exactly line up with what they read in the Bible. In part seven (a) of this series, Scott explains how the the formulation of clergy and laity began and its consequential development of the single person pastoral office.

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Systematic Churchianity is an eight-part series on the "church system" in Western culture. It is tailored to the new convert in order to explain to them why what they observe around them regarding church practice does not exactly line up with what they read in the Bible. In part seven (b) of this series, Scott explains how the pastoral profession developed from the Reformation and its consequential damage to the body of Christ at large.

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Speaker's Corner is a combination of a series of short-form stories and fast-facts about topics. Its purpose is to equip listeners with useful knowledge to help share the Gospel, whether by parables or simple information.

In this installment Scott talks about Big Mike, the gluttonous idolater. After losing his sister who would always give him counsel and comfort, Mike turns to eating as a replacement. Facing imminent death from his bad habits, he turns to Jesus for change and redemption.

A parable about trusting in God who brings true peace and comfort. 

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Systematic Churchianity is an eight-part series on the "church system" in Western culture. It is tailored to the new convert in order to explain to them why what they observe around them regarding church practice does not exactly line up with what they read in the Bible. In part six of this series, Scott explains how the sermon should have a miniscule place in a church meeting and the format should closely align with a forum atmosphere as was in the Book of Acts. Central to this meeting format is the concept of the church being a family.

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Systematic Churchianity is an eight-part series on the "church system" in Western culture. It is tailored to the new convert in order to explain to them why what they observe around them regarding church practice does not exactly line up with what they read in the Bible. In part five of this series, Scott explores the origin of the sermon and how it was implemented into church services. He also explains how it damages the function of the Church and exhorts the Body of rid of this tradition and let the Holy Spirit have free course in meetings.

For more information regarding this topic, check out the books "Pagan Christianity?" and "Reimagining Church" both by Frank Viola.

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Speaker's Corner is a combination of a series of short-form stories and fast-facts about topics. Its purpose is to equip listeners with useful knowledge to help share the Gospel, whether by parables or simple information.

In this installment Scott talks about Lucky Johnny, the gangbanger. After tragically failing to keep a promise to his homie, Johnny finds a way to cover up the mistake...or does he?

A parable about honesty, time, and the consequences of past sin. 

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Systematic Churchianity is an eight-part series on the "church system" in Western culture. It is tailored to the new convert in order to explain to them why what they observe around them regarding church practice does not exactly line up with what they read in the Bible. In part four of this series, Scott explains what a fellowship is, its purpose, and what it's not. He also sheds light onto spiritual gifts for the church and the ministerial functions of its members. He encourages listeners who desire organic fellowship to start one themselves.

For more information regarding this topic, check out the books "Pagan Christianity?" and "Reimagining Church" both by Frank Viola.

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