Augustine cont…(Pelagianism) -Pelagianism -Belief circulated by the Pious British Monk Pelagius -Arose out of his distaste for the Christian church he found in Rome, where the faith seemed reduced to ritualistic practices meant for future life in heaven, with no regard for current holiness. -From this moment in 383 he felt his mission was to…… Continue reading Evening=Historic Faith: The Battle for the Son

This week the guys discuss their recent trip to N. Ireland and the church partnership that SonRise is beginning with Foundation Church Belfast. In this episode they discuss the importance of partnerships, both for churches and pastors, as well as some of their experiences during their time in N.Ireland. We hope you will enjoy this…… Continue reading A2: Episode 35- On Church Partnerships & N. Ireland

Continuing through the book of John this morning one of our Elders, Sam Knox, brings the word.

The guys are back and this week they continue their discussion on the theology of God, specifically His providence. The guys will discuss the overarching theme of this attribute along with how it affects our lives as believers. Have a listen and be encouraged.

Last week we sat back and watched as the angry mob before Pilate failed in their attempt to get Jesus executed based on charges of insurrection. We also then saw the Jews, in response, seek to get Jesus executed based on charges of making himself a king, saying in 19:12, “If you release this Man,…… Continue reading Morning = John 19:13-16, Abandon All Hope?

On this week's podcast, the guys are off and in their place are the amazing Holly and Ange. The ladies are tackling the question of what it is like to serve along side their husbands in Ministry. Holly looking at it from the perspective of a pastor's wife living here in the states and Ange…… Continue reading A2: Episode 33- On Ministry Wives

Last week we were introduced to the Council of Nicaea and the initial battle over the Divinity of Christ The council of Nicaea was 1 of 4 major universally accepted Councils of the Christian faith. (each council sought to bring clarity to the truths found in Scripture. -4 Councils: Nicaea (325)-Last week Constantinople (381)- This…… Continue reading Evening= Historic Faith: The Battle for the Trinity

For most of his early life C.S. Lewis, being a convinced atheist, rejected Christianity. But slowly but surely he began to convinced otherwise. Through reading G.K. Chesterton and others he began seeing the holes in the atheistic argument. He began reading Scripture and was more and more convinced that Christianity was proving true. Then in…… Continue reading Morning = John 19:7-12, Surprised by Christ

On this week's podcast the guys are joined by a special guest as they discuss the theological importance of knowing and understanding the will of God.

Last week Andrew traced over the entire 4thcentury transformations of the Church, covering the notable figures and events of the period. Tonight, we begin hitting them one by one and the first one to come into view is the Arian controversy. There is no doubt that the Arian controversy was one of the greatest disputes…… Continue reading Evening = Church History, The Arian Controversy