Returning from preaching a revival, Bro. Jono and Joe sit down for a non-topical episode to chat about current events in the church. 

Bro. Jono and Joe continue dissecting the SBC's pitfalls. This episode delves into the plague of "wokeism" that is becoming prominent in the convention. Beginning with Critical Race Theory, Jono covers political correctness, racism, and abuse inside the church. All issues that can only be rectified by standing firm with the true gospel. 

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"Departure From The Southern Baptist Convention"

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Bro. Jono and Joe launch into a highly anticipated series addressing the failures of the SBC and what has led Shelbyville Mills Baptist Church to withdraw. Following his sermon on the "fruits" of the convention, Bro. Jono begins with unbiblical and unhealthy local churches. 

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"Departure From The Southern Baptist Convention"

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Following the observance of The Lord's Supper at Shelbyville Mills, Bro. Jono and Joe go through what the biblical ordinances are and what they are not. There is a proper way to approach the Lord's table and believer's baptism that is being twisted in many modern churches. Taking shortcuts and diluting the integrity of these practices is a rapidly spreading plague through Christianity today. 

In a previous episode, Bro. Jono and Joe discussed the importance of keeping Christ your "first love". We are used to using terms like "attraction" and "affection" to describe love in the human nature. What does that look like when applied to your love for Christ? Although emotions and feelings are not indicative of true salvation, they are a natural part of the christian's walk. A love for Jesus will manifest itself in a love for the things that He loves i.e. the church, scripture, the gospel and even the lost. 

This one attribute of Jesus is what sets Christianity apart from the other religions of the world. Our God is worthy. Of your focus, love, time, and life. To assign "worth" to anything else in your life is to put something before Jesus and a vain pursuit. Bro. Jono sits down with Bro. Ryan Tilghman to discuss his sermon on Revelation 5 and the true power of what it means to be "worthy". 

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Worthy Is The Lamb - Revelation 5

Recorded on location from Youth Camp, Bro. Jono sits down with Bro. Don Singleton to discuss this years theme "The Gospel". The beauty of the gospel lies in its simplicity, but there are details and complexities that are often overlooked and may provide you a new perspective. The death and resurrection of Christ is the basis of the gospel but Bro. Don breaks down how other aspects, i.e. the burial, ascension, exaltation, and second coming, equally contribute to its miraculous nature. 

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What is The Gospel of Jesus Christ - Bro. Don Singleton

The Death of Christ - Bro. Jono Sims

The Burial of Christ - Bro. Don Singleton

The Resurrection of Christ - Bro. Jono Sims

The Ascension of Christ - Bro. Don Singleton

The Exaltation of Christ - Bro. Jono Sims

The Second Coming of Christ - Bro. Don Singleton

Instilling sound doctrine and a love for the church in our Youth produces the next generation of leaders, teachers, deacons and pastors. Bro. Jono and Joe discuss the upcoming annual Youth Camp and the fruit that comes from a healthy focused youth ministry. 

It is the responsibility of all Christians to be a good steward of God's provision for you. Like many disciplines, when handled poorly it can be the downfall of a pastors personal life and ultimately his entire ministry. Bro. Jono and Joe discuss the practical ways any christian can take control of their finances, be faithful with their giving, and exercise good money management. 

The practice of church membership is clearly laid out in the early church as a means of accountability. It is the foundation of any local church and provides security to its members to know that they are with a body of like minded believers. Many churches are so wrapped up in numbers that they accept anyone with no questions asked. Bro. Jono and Joe discuss the pitfalls of open acceptance and the best practices for keeping a healthy membership.