The Good News Cast

There is a lot being said and a lot to talk about concerning race, racism, and what the Bible has to say about all of it. Let's keep the conversation going in this concluded episode.Find all episodes where you listen to podcasts as well as at www.goodnewsnotgoodadvice.com

There is a lot being said and a lot to talk about concerning race, racism, and what the Bible has to say about all of it. Let's keep the conversation going. Find all episodes where you listen to podcasts as well as at www.goodnewsnotgoodadvice.com

In Part 3, Jeff and Collin continue to discuss the ideas of identity, finding our identity in our race, and using race-identity to solve the problem of racism. Is a greater focus on race, as it concerns skin-color and/or culture, the solution to racism? Let’s talk about it!As always, we'd love to hear from you! Reach out via www.goodnewsnotgoodadvice.com with questions, comments, agreements, and disagreements. Find all episodes where you listen to podcasts as well as at www.goodnewsnotgoodadvice.com.

In Part 2, the guys talk about whether or not we should identity ourselves with our race (among other things). What does the Bible say about finding our identity in something like our race? Should we find our identity in our skin color? What could be the problems, if any, with doing so? Questions like these and more are addressed.Find all episodes on iTunes, Spotify, at www.goodnewsnotgoodadvice.com and wherever you listen to podcasts! Reach out for questions and comments at www.goodnewsnotgoodadvice.com.

The world is on fire when it comes to race and racism. For every one answer we all have 10 questions. And each answer seems to be either incomprehensible, destined for failure, or unbiblical. So, how should Christians think about race, racism, and the Gospel? Jeff and Collin are going to tackle that broad question and many specific questions in the coming weekly episodes. These episodes will cover race, race-identity, racism, systemic racism/oppression, police, the official organization called Black Lives Matter, and a lot more. The goal is to answer this broad question again and again: What does the Bible say about this or that?Submit questions at www.goodnewsnotgoodadvice.comFind all episodes on iTunes, Spotify, and wherever you listen to podcasts, as well as at www.goodnewsnotgoodadvice.com

Have you heard Christians use the phrase "total depravity" to talk about sin? What in the world does that mean, is it biblical, and does it help us see God's grace all the more? The guys talk about this and more in Part 2 of this series as they work through the theological acronym TULIP. Let's talk about the T (total depravity) in TULIP. LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE! Find all episodes on iTunes, Spotify, and where you listen to podcasts, as well as at www.goodnewsnotgoodadvice.com.

The bigger your understanding of sin, the bigger your understanding of grace. The grace of God for us is bigger than we realize and what "TULIP" stands for helps us see that. Whether you know what TULIP stands for or not, we hope this brief series will bring wonder to your heart and mind. SUBSCRIBE, RATE, and REVIEW and find all episodes on iTunes, Spotify, and on various other podcast platforms, and at www.goodnewsnotgoodadvice.com.

Suffering strikes us all. We hurt, we lose, we depress, we doubt, and then we question. So, what do we do in suffering? What do we hope for? Jeff and Collin review a few recent favorite streaming shows/movies they’ve enjoyed during quarantine and then discuss the reality of suffering and how we can pray and even have joy in the midst of it. SUBSCRIBE, RATE, and REVIEW and find all episodes on iTunes, Spotify, Pocket Casts, etc. and at www.goodnewsnotgoodadvice.com.

Christians talk a lot about the cross of Jesus. People everywhere put up crosses in their homes and where them around their necks. But what about the resurrection of Jesus? What do we think about the resurrection? On this episode, Jeff and Collin review a Truly (lemonade flavor) and then talk about the significance and present power of the resurrection for you. SUBSCRIBE, RATE, AND REVIEW and find all episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and at www.goodnewsnotgoodadvice.com

The hosts of this podcast, Jeff and Collin, serve a local church full-time in Waco, TX (Redeemer Waco). The church was planted 20 years ago and has grown to become a home church for around 300 or so people. This podcast discusses the “new era” Redeemer is in and is therefore an episode pretty specific to Redeemer. However, we hope you still benefit from it whether you are a part of Redeemer or not, but forgive us for how specific it is to our local church.

Different churches operate differently according to their size and this is normal. Redeemer’s aim, no matter its size, remains the same. However, the church is moving into a new era of how it operates to better serve its body and the community around it, to better love each other and glorify God.

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