In this episode, hosts explore the evolving landscape of online church, spurred by insights from Nathan Finochio, Founder of TheosU.

They reflect on the tension between leveraging digital platforms for outreach while guarding against the pitfalls of consumerism and individualism.

Through historical parallels and personal reflections, listeners are prompted to consider the responsibilities of pastors in guiding congregants through the complexities of the online church.

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With the pandemic exposing the superficiality of some church programs and services, we discuss the important role of discipleship in the church.

What is discipleship? Are there biblical lessons we can learn from Jesus and the twelve ordinary men he called to be his disciples? 

Join us as we discuss the challenge of making disciples and how we can foster contagious disciple-making in the church today.

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In this episode, we’re discussing recent controversial comments made by Pope Francis.
Is there a possibility that hell will be empty? What would that mean in regards to sin, judgment, and the death & resurrection of Jesus?
Tune in as we discuss the importance of understanding sin, surrendering to Jesus, and embracing the true meaning of Easter.

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Am I doing things right? When will what I do be enough?

In this episode, we’re unmasking the deep-seated feelings of insecurity and instability that seem to permeate our current cultural climate. 

Join us as we navigate the complexities of finding confidence and stability in a world full of uncertainty. 

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Is it ok for Christians to get a divorce? Is it ok to remarry?

In this episode, we dive into the complex topic of divorce and remarriage through the lens of God's perspective shown to us in the Bible.

Join us as we navigate the challenges surrounding this issue, seeking to understand God's unwavering commitment to covenant relationships.

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In this episode we ask the intriguing question: Can a Christian be possessed by a demon?

The episode takes an unexpected turn as we discuss a book by Derek Prince, who presents a case for the idea that even born-again Christians can be plagued or tormented by demons, challenging traditional views on the relationship between believers and demonic forces. 

Join us as we navigate through Scripture, personal experiences, and differing perspectives to unravel the complexities of this question.

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Is it better to be a minimalist or materialist? Is it one or the other?

Join us as we explore the transformative insights on the concept of simplicity from John Mark Comer's book, "The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry.”

Challenge yourself to assess the equation of "more stuff equals more happiness," and consider the profound implications of intentional simplicity for a life focused on what truly matters.

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In this final episode of Season 4, Dave and Jeff discuss the controversial topic surrounding Christians and interaction with guns and violence.

They ask questions such as: Can Christians become police officers? Can Christians join the military?

Addressing the highly political and sensitive nature of the discussion, they explore various viewpoints on violence, war, and self-defense; particularly within Christianity.

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Dave Leake and Jeff Leake discuss content addiction and its impact on society, where people often turn to their devices and media to numb themselves from emotions and relationships.
They also discuss “hurry sickness,” a condition characterized by constant pressure to do more in less time, leading to symptoms like irritability, restlessness, and difficulty relaxing.
Lastly, they discuss establishing healthy rhythms in life by evaluating current media consumption and finding a better way to live.

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Jeff and Dave Leake explore the biblical narrative of Sodom and Gomorrah's destruction and the reasons behind it, ranging from greed and injustice to supernatural activity. 

They also examine the interpretation of biblical writings including Genesis 6 and 19, the concept of "sons of God,” the Nephilim, and the existence of demons.

Lastly, they offer intriguing insights into the unseen realm and its relevance to living a Christian life.

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