Good news - it's something we all enjoy receiving. But what about the "gospel"? Literally, they mean the same thing, but maybe the word gospel leaves you feeling a little more puzzled. Perhaps you think of gospel music, or maybe it just sounds like religious jargon. Today, we learn that our understanding of what the gospel of Jesus is all about has some major implications on the way we live our lives. So, what exactly is the gospel of Jesus? And why is it so important? That's what today's conversation is all about. Let's jump in!

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We've been busy with a series of conversations on the three elements of 1 Corinthians 13:13, faith, hope and love; and what it means to have these during times of crisis.

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We've been busy with a series of conversations on the three elements of 1 Corinthians 13:13, faith, hope and love; and what it means to have these during times of crisis.

Today, we chat about the third and final piece: love. It's a word you're probably pretty familiar with. We hear it getting thrown around quite a lot. But, have you ever stopped to think about what it means to truly love? And what does the Bible say about real love? When we look at this, we can quickly see how misunderstood this concept is. That's what today's conversation is all about!

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How do you have hope and what do we hope in? Questions of hope often come up, especially during difficult times.

Last episode we started a 3-part conversation on 1 Corinthians 13:13 and what it means to have faith, hope and love during times of crisis.

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"And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love." - 1 Corinthians 13:13

Picking up from last episode's conversation on a rewired response to times of crisis, we start a 3-part series on faith, hope and love, and how our response to times of crisis can be filled with these aspects that 1 Corithians 13:13 speaks about. Today, we chat about faith and what it truly means to be faithful.

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If you're here around the time this was released, you'll know that the world is currently facing a very challenging time due to the current pandemic. As we speak, South Africa is in a complete lock down, and wherever you are, you may be in a very similar situation.

Times of crisis, like this one, can cause fear and uncertainty. For a person who is being rewired, how do you respond? That's what we get into today, looking at how God can shape our response by changing the way we think.

Wherever you are right now, thanks for joining us. We hope that this will be helpful and inspire in you a hope that surpasses difficult times.

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Have you ever stood outside and taken a deep breath and felt the refreshing feeling that comes from it?

Last episode, we started a conversation around this word "repentance" and how, to many of us growing up, this concept hasn't seemed refreshing. And yet, we introduced this idea of being "rewired" - that repentance isn't the negative idea that it has been made out to be, but rather that it's God transforming your life by changing the way you think.

So, what if being rewired could actually bring times of refreshing? That's what we get into today. Thanks for joining us. We hope you enjoy!

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Hey there, thanks for checking out the very first episode of the Rewired podcast! Today, we get to sit in on a conversation between Jaret and Neil on what it means to be rewired and what the Bible says about being rewired. We hope that this conversation encourages you and that you get to learn something new.

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