I response to the Growing number of Social Media Posts that try to place Jesus in one side or the other of the Social problems that plague our society. Reverend Ouellette will host a 5 part series on What Would Jesus Do on the 4 major social problems in our society. LGBT rights, Racism, Woman's reporductive rights and Immagration. 

These are controversial subjects but if no one talks about them, nothing will change. Feel free to join the discussion or messaging Rev. Ouellette at [email protected] 

In part 1 we will lay down the ground work and explore how we can have an open mind when it comes to these topics. 

This week Reverend Corbiey discusses The Bible itself. Why it shouldn't be taken literally.  And why it should be read on your own. 

He also touches on how it should be used when witnessing to non believers. 

Let's get to the middle folks. Yes we need Christ now more than ever so lets not be Whistle Blowers on sin. Lets be representatives of Christ. Lets show the wisdom and patience that Christ showed.

This week we talk about politics, and the Olympics that everyone so charged up. Where does it go from here and how can we turn the temperature down. 

This weeks episode we take a deep dive into who the man Jesus really was. We challenge the Naysayers and many of the misconceptions about Jesus and why he stands tall agains many of the world religions. And we do this not by "Blind Faith" but by use of scripture and supporting that scripture with good old fashion common sense. 

What happens when an atheist finds faith? Reverend Corbiey Ouellette shares his powerful journey from unbelief to Christianity, and how it shaped the vision behind the Human Conservation Podcast. Discover why there’s been a steep decline in church attendance and how we can reignite spiritual conversations in a world that often feels disconnected from faith. With compelling metaphors and parables, Reverend Corbiey sets the foundation for future discussions, urging listeners to participate and share their own spiritual experiences.

Join us as we delve into themes of humility, personal responsibility, and kindness. Revisiting the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, we explore the dangers of self-righteousness and the necessity of humility in our daily lives. Reverend Corbiey also shares fun anecdotes about his love for fishing and heavy metal music, including a memorable concert with his son that taught him valuable lessons about not judging others based on appearances. Lastly, get a sneak peek into next week's discussion on rediscovering Jesus in modern times, and hear about Reverend Corbiey's new YouTube channel, the Reverend of Rock, which promises a blend of metal music and positive values.

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This week we introduce one of the most important biblical figures, Abram. We discuss God's covenant with him and how all nations will be blessed through him. Abram appears in the holy books of the three largest religions on the earth.  We discuss this and much more. 

This Week the flood is over but not Noah's story. We talk about the God's covenant with not only Noah, but all living things.  We also touch on the curse of Ham and we push on the Nimrod and the Tower of Babel. 

This episodes challenge question is: Did God destroy the creatures of the sea? Explain. 

This week we read and take a dive into arguably the most famous of all Bible stories, Noah's Ark. We uncover some bizarre scriptures that most people don't realize are there and we dispel some of the misconceptions of the Flood Story 

This week we explore the account of Cain and Abel. Most people see it as a story of blood shed and how sin can entice you to do wicked things. But it is also a story of forgiveness. 

We also explore some the questions that people have in general with the accuracy of the story. 

This week we discuss the first couple of the Bible, Adam and Eve. We discuss why we feel its a story of Symbolism and not to be taken literally. 

We also see the first appearance of the Devil. How the precedent is set on how he works.