We’re starting something new on the Sacred City Life Podcast! Every other week Pastor Justin and some of the Pastoral Residents at SC are going to sit down in a segment called “Theology For Everyone”. Together, we will be working our way through the Westminster Confession of Faith. The WCF is one of the clearest, most succinct, historically approved, biblical confession of faith that’s ever been created. Dive in with us!

Today we are talking about the book "Divided By Faith" by authors Michael Emerson & Christian Smith.

On August 29th, 2020, we gathered the men of Sacred City Church to talk about manhood and taking responsibility for our own discipleship and the discipleship of others. This bonus episode is from that gathering and we hope it serves you well!

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We're back with another episode after taking a short break while Pastor Justin was on vacation. Today we're talking about the Church and culture.

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We're continuing the conversation from the past few weeks, and zeroing in on issues surrounding black lives matter.

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Pastor Justin continues the conversation from last week surround issues of race.

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In this episode, Pastor Justin wants to get the conversation started around some of the current issues we are seeing in our nation and cities in regards to personal and systemic racism, violence, white privilege, and more.

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Would you know how to define the elements of a good sermon? In this episode, Pastor Justin breaks down what he thinks are the 5 key ingredients to a good sermon.

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Pastor Justin breaks down some ideas from the book "The Boy Crisis", and talks about the lost ritual of a "right of passage" and some ideas of how to disciple our boys, and give them something to aim at in life.

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In this episode, Pastor Justin talks about the dichotomy of the two halves of our life and how to navigate the transition from the first half to the second half well.

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