The Connect Cast

Can someone, truly, call themselves a Christian if they don't belong to a local church body? Some would consider it a "non-issue", but scripture puts so much weight on the church, and being a part of a local body of believers. So, listen to this episode of The Connect-Cast and get yourself to church this Sunday!

The Pastors sit down and discuss their favorite scriptures, and why these passages have such a special meaning to them. So, turn on some Michael Bolton and lets get emotional.

The Pastors revisit a previous episode 👉🏻 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQk4D...)
Who are the Sons of God? Are they fallen angels? Demons? Men?
What are the Nephilim? Are they human-angel hybrids, or are they just giants?
Listen to The Pastors share their conflicting views about this topic.

"I don't have to go to church to be a Christian" is a phrase I'm sure we have all heard or said. Many believe they can walk out their faith in Christ apart from His body. Simply put, this is a false assumption. When we walk-out the biblical model for Christianity, we will, and should, be graciously thankful for God-given instruction to be a part of a local church body. Now, before you come at us with the "what if's", ask yourself if your thoughts are captive to scripture. Now, if there are still issues, what are you doing to resolve those issues? Are there no good churches in your area? Are you seeking a good, biblically-sound church? If you are, and are having trouble, reach out to us! We would love to help you!! If you want to come at us with the "what if's", without truly seeking to resolve them, REACH OUT TO US! We would love to help you submit to Christ, because it's Christ and His Bride you are sinning against!

The Pastors are back with their first episode in nearly 18-months!

On this episode, they are discussing the pros and cons of public school and ask if parents should homeschool their children. While not intended to be controversial, opinions are ubiquitous. Remember that this episode is a discussion and not intended to bind anyone's conscience.

This is just a friendly reminder as we approach the holiday season.

We are celebrating 502 years since Martin Luther nailed his 95 These to the Castle Church door in Wittenburg (Germany). There are many faithful men that contributed to the Protestant church in its infancy. However, there are just as many women that were used of God to help shape and the early Protestant church. This short series aims to highlight some of those women that were instrumental in helping to shape this new church.

This series is based off the book "Reformation Women: Sixteenth-Century Figures Who Shaped Christianity's Rebirth" by Rebecca VanDoodewaard. You can, and are strongly encouraged to pickup this book from Reformation Heritage Books. 😊

We are celebrating 502 years since Martin Luther nailed his 95 These to the Castle Church door in Wittenburg (Germany). There are many faithful men that contributed to the Protestant church in its infancy. However, there are just as many women that were used of God to help shape and the early Protestant church. This short series aims to highlight some of those women that were instrumental in helping to shape this new church.

This series is based off the book "Reformation Women: Sixteenth-Century Figures Who Shaped Christianity's Rebirth" by Rebecca VanDoodewaard. You can, and are strongly encouraged to pickup this book from Reformation Heritage Books. 😊

We are celebrating 502 years since Martin Luther nailed his 95 These to the Castle Church door in Wittenburg (Germany). There are many faithful men that contributed to the Protestant church in its infancy. However, there are just as many women that were used of God to help shape and the early Protestant church. This short series aims to highlight some of those women that were instrumental in helping to shape this new church.

This series is based off the book "Reformation Women: Sixteenth-Century Figures Who Shaped Christianity's Rebirth" by Rebecca VanDoodewaard. You can, and are strongly encouraged to pickup this book from Reformation Heritage Books. 😊

We are celebrating 502 years since Martin Luther nailed his 95 These to the Castle Church door in Wittenburg (Germany). There are many faithful men that contributed to the Protestant church in its infancy. However, there are just as many women that were used of God to help shape and the early Protestant church. This short series aims to highlight some of those women that were instrumental in helping to shape this new church.

This series is based off the book "Reformation Women: Sixteenth-Century Figures Who Shaped Christianity's Rebirth" by Rebecca VanDoodewaard. You can, and are strongly encouraged to pickup this book from Reformation Heritage Books. 😊