The 1:9 Podcast

In this episode, the Jeremy, Andrew, and Daniel explore who the Holy Spirit is and what He does, emphasizing the importance of understanding the Spirit's ministry. They also address common misconceptions about the Holy Spirit, such as viewing Him as a force or relying on personal desires as guidance. They highlight the connection between the Holy Spirit and the Word of God, emphasizing the need for reliance on the Spirit through the study and application of Scripture. They also briefly touch on the question of whether believers in the Old Testament were indwelt by the Holy Spirit in the same way as believers in the New Covenant.

In this helpful episode, Myron Daum shares his insights on balancing life and ministry. He emphasizes the importance of beginning with the end in mind and focusing on fighting the good fight, running the race, and keeping the faith. Myron also highlights the significance of longevity in ministry and the need for continuous improvement as a leader. He encourages pastors to value their marriage and family as much as their ministry and to create margin in their lives for rest and refreshment. Additionally, Myron provides practical tips on time management and shares his weekly schedule, including the importance of taking a Sabbath.

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Don't miss this episode as Andrew, Jeremy, and guest Luke Miller discuss expository preaching. They define it, make a case for it, and provide recommendations for becoming a better expositor.

Joel Van Hoogen discusses the importance of biblical hermeneutics, which is the science of interpretation, in understanding and applying the Word of God. He emphasizes the need to approach the Bible with humility and a desire to understand the author's intent. Joel also highlights the condescension of God in communicating with humanity and the importance of recognizing and submitting to His authority. He warns against the influence of relativism in interpreting Scripture and encourages a proper hermeneutic that combats this mindset. Joel shares insights from his ministry in disciple-making and evangelism, emphasizing the role of hermeneutics in cross-cultural contexts. He concludes by calling for a renewal of commitment to biblical hermeneutics in the church.

In this episode of the 1:9 Podcast, John Kitchen discusses his article on Titus 1:9 and its significance for the church. 

Check out the first episode of the 1:9 Podcast! Jeremy and Andrew discuss the vision and mission of the 1:9 and answer various questions related to this kingdom-minded network.