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Join us today as we continue our ongoing conversation about "church history"—this time with a special panel of pastors via Zoom. Pastor Matt is joined by Derick Bledsoe (Senior Pastor, City on the Hill – Fort Worth, TX), Winston Hottman (Associate Pastor, Lake Highlands Baptist Church – Dallas, TX), and Caleb Fleming (Senior Pastor, Fairview Baptist Church – Sherman, TX). Together, they dive into a lively discussion on a fascinating question: What was the greatest century in church history? Don't miss this fun and thought-provoking episode with the "Church History Bros."
Today, we're joined by two guests—Bill Watson and Winston Hottman, pastors at Lake Highlands Baptist Church in Dallas. In this episode, we dive into a rich conversation about what many refer to as ordinances or sacraments—specifically, baptism and the Lord's Supper.
Join us as we reflect on the biblical, pastoral, and ecclesiological significance of these practices within the life of the church.
Do you know what unfolded in the week of Jesus' life—leading up to His crucifixion, burial, and glorious resurrection? Join Matt, Candace, and Joe as they walk through the significance of Holy Week and reflect on how these events shape our lives. Let your heart be stirred as you consider the weight of the cross—and the victory of the empty tomb. There is joy in all that Christ has done. Let us remember, reflect, and worship our risen King.
Today's episode is part three in our series on addictions—and this one's all about the addiction to money. 😬
We often serve our idols with our wallets, and this conversation dives deep into what that really means. Join Matt, Candace, and Joe as they wrap up the series and explore the powerful connection between our finances and our hearts—"Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."
And hey, don't miss the surprise at the end of the episode… it's a fun one. 😂 Be sure to listen all the way through!
Join us this week as we continue the discussion over "Addictions." Listen to Matt, Candace, and Joe discuss how it is a slow fade into the things we crave and run to rather than the Lord and how we can fight our addictions. The reality is that this topic applies to all of us.
This week we discuss the topic of "Addictions." Not only is our current book club book about addictions but join in our first discussion about addictive behaviors that we all can find ourselves in.
Purchase our current book club: Addictions: A Banquet in the Grave: Finding Hope in the Power of the Gospel (Resources for Changing Lives) by Ed Welch
Last week, we explored the concept of good jealousy, and this week, we're diving into bad jealousy. If you haven't had a chance to listen to last week's episode, we highly recommend going back—it lays the foundation for much of today's discussion.
So, what exactly is bad jealousy? Where do our desires become misplaced? And what are the things that most often stir jealousy in our hearts? Join us as we unpack these questions and explore how to navigate jealousy in a way that redirects our eyes back on our Savior.
Is there a biblical command against jealousy? How does that compare to God describing Himself as jealous? What distinguishes righteous jealousy from sinful jealousy? Join us in this week's episode as we dive into the conversation, beginning with the concept of righteous jealousy.
Join us this week for a special Talks on the Road episode as we welcome three incredible guests: Derick Bledsoe, Senior Pastor at City on the Hill in Fort Worth, TX, Winston Hottman, Associate Pastor at Lake Highlands Baptist Church in Dallas, TX, and Caleb Fleming, Senior Pastor at Fairview Baptist Church in Sherman, TX. Together, they dive into a thought-provoking discussion with Pastor Matt on why the 1800s may have been the worst century in Christian history. You won't want to miss this eye-opening chat packed with great insights and historical discussion.
📅 Mark your calendar and add some must-read books to your collection!
Join us on March 19th at 6 PM at Lake Highlands Baptist Church in Dallas for a thought-provoking Q&A with Stephen Presley on Cultural Sanctification.
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What is a Metanarrative? Join our ministerial staff as they explore the grand storyline of the Bible—its overarching theme and how we are called to read Scripture within this context. This discussion serves as a powerful reminder to all believers of what was, what is, and what is to come, helping us grasp the full scope of God's redemptive plan.
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