THE INDOUBT SHOW

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  • Episode 142: What is Worship?
    The word “worship” usually brings up ideas of religion and gods. But the reality is, all of us, no matter who or what we believe, worship – every day. We look to ourselves, others, objects, and many other things as worthy of our time, devotion, money, and honour. In fact, we were made to worship – our hearts are wired that way. This week we chat with worship leader and author Bob Kauflin. He defines Christian worship, helps us cultivate a worshipful heart, and answers our question, “If we don’t agree with a song theologically on a Sunday service, should we still sing it?”

     
    Who is Our Guest?




    Bob Kauflin is director of Sovereign Grace Music. He equips pastors and musicians in the theology and practice of congregational worship, and serves as a pastor at Sovereign Grace Church in Louisville, Kentucky. He writes at worshipmatters.com and is author of True Worshipers: Seeking What Matters to God. Bob and his wife, Julie, have six children and a growing number of grandchildren.





    Episode Links
    Check out worshipmatters.com and sovereigngracemusic.org.
     

     


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  • Episode 141: Where is Real Satisfaction?

    I think most of us seek satisfaction every day. But what are we talking about when we talk about satisfaction? Is it merely feeling happy in the moment? Or fulfilling some goal we set for ourselves? This week on indoubt we’re joined by the Guestcast, Brittney and Jake, to talk about real and true satisfaction. We look…

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  • Episode 141: Where is Real Satisfaction?
    I think most of us seek satisfaction every day. But what are we talking about when we talk about satisfaction? Is it merely feeling happy in the moment? Or fulfilling some goal we set for ourselves? This week on indoubt we’re joined by the Guestcast, Brittney and Jake, to talk about real and true satisfaction. We look at whether there are objective realities to satisfaction, what our current culture offers as ways to be satisfied, and what it means for God to satisfy us (and how to feel and know that he does).

     
    The Guestcast




    Brittney Dagneau lives with her husband, Isaac, and daughter, Primrose, in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. When Brittney isn’t serving at her local church, she’s playing music, hanging out with her family and friends, and cooking something delicious (this was added in by her husband).








    Jake Lowell is currently a student at Trinity Western University and has been involved in pastoral leadership with youth and young adult ministries. He lives in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia and enjoys music (in and outside the church), church ministry, and good community.





    Episode Links
    We talked about Psalm 107 in our conversation. Why don’t you check it out and slowly read it and reflect on its truths.
     
    Also, if you want, take a listen to this song from Wendell Kimbrough that’s based on Psalm 107.


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  • Episode 140: Can Christians Swear?

    What is a Christian theology of speech? God has given us the ability to speak. And if we are anything like our God (and Genesis 1:26-27 says we are), then our words have power. Not power like God’s words have, but a powerful influence – either for good or bad. Joining us is Vancouver-based pastor…

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  • Episode 140: Can Christians Swear?
    What is a Christian theology of speech? God has given us the ability to speak. And if we are anything like our God (and Genesis 1:26-27 says we are), then our words have power. Not power like God’s words have, but a powerful influence – either for good or bad. Joining us is Vancouver-based pastor Brett Landry, who helps us understand a general theology of Christian speech and how to confront friends when you know what your group is saying isn’t life-giving. Brett also helps us consider the topic of swearing as Christians.

     
    Who is Our Guest?




    Brett Landry is the pastor of Christ City Church in Vancouver, Canada. Prior to Christ City’s launch in September 2013, Brett worked with the C2C Network and served on the staff of Westside Church and as one of their Elders. He is passionate about preaching God’s Word, developing and equipping leaders, and seeing people take leaps forward in their walk with Jesus.





    Episode Links
    Brett is the pastor of Christ City Church. Check out their site for sermons by Brett and various blogs.
     



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  • Episode 139: Christianity is Exclusive?

    Many Christians claim that Christianity is exclusive – and we believe that to be the truth. But what exactly does that mean? Are there different aspects to it? With us to walk through the exclusivity of Christianity is Derek Rishmawy. Not only do we talk with Derek about the basic understanding of this truth, but why…

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  • Episode 139: Christianity is Exclusive?
    Many Christians claim that Christianity is exclusive – and we believe that to be the truth. But what exactly does that mean? Are there different aspects to it? With us to walk through the exclusivity of Christianity is Derek Rishmawy. Not only do we talk with Derek about the basic understanding of this truth, but why it can be hard to swallow.

     
    Who is Our Guest?




    Derek Rishmawy is a systematic theology PhD student at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He contributes to Christ and Pop Culture, Christianity Today, and writes at his own blog, Reformedish. He also co-hosts a podcast called Mere Fidelity.





    Episode Links
    You can find resources from Derek at his blog Reformedish. He also co-hosts a podcast called Mere Fidelity, so definitely check that out.
     

     

     


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  • Episode 138: The Generation After Millennials

    Isn’t it a little weird to think that the oldest Millennials are now approaching their forties? It’s true. The youngest generation is no longer the Millennials, but Gen-Z. Gen-Zers are born roughly between 1999 and 2015. Are they like Millennials? In some ways, yes. But in other ways, no. With us this week to help us know…

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  • Episode 138: The Generation After Millennials
    Isn’t it a little weird to think that the oldest Millennials are now approaching their forties? It’s true. The youngest generation is no longer the Millennials, but Gen-Z. Gen-Zers are born roughly between 1999 and 2015. Are they like Millennials? In some ways, yes. But in other ways, no. With us this week to help us know more about Gen-Zers, how they differ from Millennials, and how Millennials can best engage Gen-Zers with the gospel, is author and speaker Jonathan Morrow.

     
    Who is Our Guest?




    Jonathan Morrow is an author and speaker who has been equipping students and parents in biblical worldview, apologetics, and culture for 15 years, and is passionate about seeing a new generation build a lasting faith. He holds a Master of Divinity, Master in Philosophy of Religion and Ethics, and a Doctorate in Worldview and Culture from Talbot School of Theology. He is the director of cultural engagement at Impact 360 Institute and an adjunct professor of apologetics at Biola University. You can check out his person site here.





    Episode Links
    Impact 360 Institute and Barna Group have partnered up to put together an extensive report on Gen-Z. But also check out Impact 360 Institute where you can find many free resources on Gen-Z.
     

     
     
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  • Episode 137: Fighting Porn with Purpose

    Obviously God frees people from porn addiction in miraculous ways, but often times he’ll use practical helps to heal our brokenness (which is still a miracle by the way). Joining us is Digital Communication Specialist at Covenant Eyes, Lisa Eldred, who's recently written a book on fighting porn with purpose.

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