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The Source Houston episodes
- Ask Me Anything: 'Is Jesus To Be Read Figuratively or Literally? And Who Are We To Decide?' – Andy Nixon, Brandi Horton, Donyale Fraylon, & Ben Wyman
The group takes a look at "Red Letter Christians," whether we're qualified to translate what we read in the Bible, and the various slants that individuals take on Scripture.
Thoughts? Questions? Ask away: FMHouston.com/AMA
29 min - That Was Dumb: 'Secret Faith' - Brandi Horton
This week's story is from the night Peter denied Jesus three times in the hours before his death - a story about fear and losing faith, and one that somehow leads Brandi to talk about cognitive bias and the Dunning Kruger effect. And why not?
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25 min - “Is It Wrong For Christians to be Rich?” - Andy Nixon, Brandi Horton, Donyale Fraylon, & Ben Wyman
The group debates the two messages the Bible seems to send about money - one about giving a portion of your money, the other about giving up all you have to join the church. Which one applies to us? And are we thinking the wrong way about our money?
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34 min - 'That was Dumb: Not My Problem' - Donyale Fraylon
Today's scripture tells the story of Pontius Pilate, who when faced with a difficult decision gave into the pressure to crucify Jesus. When we can make decisions to remain idle or just serve our self interests we can't do the justice that God requires of us. Donyale reminds us that in spite of our mistakes and sins, God's plan for human redemption continues to move in unlikely ways and the most unlikeliest people.
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27 min - “If Vengeance Is The Lord’s, Should Christians Oppose The Death Penalty Via The State Government Or Trust Its Decision?” - Andy Nixon, Brandi Horton & Ben Wyman
Sadden by the District Attorney’s decision to seek the death penalty for the gunman responsible for the El Paso Walmart mass shooting, a listener struggles with the choice to trust the states decision for justice or oppose it. The group weighs in on the Church’s stance and reflect on the frequency of practice in Texas.
Got a question? Reach us at FMHouston.com/AMA and let us know!
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29 min - 'That was Dumb: I Love My Enemies But Don't Really LOVE My Enemies' - Brandi Horton
Brandi asks why are you running from God? She shares the story of Jonah and the bad decision he makes for being angry at God's unwavering grace. She tells us God's love has no bounds, there is no place He won't go to save us all. To be faithful we have to be willing to let God change us and be the person he made us to be.
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25 min - “What Have You Learned In The Past 3 Years?”- Andy Nixon, Brandi Horton & Kaitlyn Bowie Hankins
On Kaitlyn’s last podcast, the group reflects on what they’ve learned in the past three years while working at First Methodist. Their discussion leads them to contemplate the changing dynamics of the church and how it might look in the future.
Got a question? Reach us at FMHouston.com/AMA and let us know!
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42 min - 'That Was Dumb: Calling and Confirmation' - Kaitlyn Bowie Hankins
It's a bittersweet day at The Source as Kaitlyn delivers her last sermon with us. Like Gideon did, sometimes we don't feel that we are strong enough to answer God's calling. Kaitlyn tells us that God invites us into partnership with him. She tells us not to be afraid and remember we are never sent out alone.
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30 min - “When People See A Big Need And Just Say “I Pray For You” And Not Be The Hands And Feet Of The Lord, Is That Enough?”- Brandi Horton, Emil Niz & Ken Coneby
Today’s question has lots of ground to cover, Brandi takes over on this weeks episode with the help of familiar and new voices. A listener questions whether prayer without action is enough.
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27 min - 'Prayer 2.0: Constant' - Andy Nixon
In the wake of tragedy, Andy tells us to turn to prayer to guide us through. He challenges us to be the kind christian Paul writes about. He urges us not remain idle but instead to get involved. We can't live up to what Jesus's asks of us by ourselves.
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About The Source Houston
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The Source is a community of people who gather to deepen our relationships with God and with each other. We are believers and doubters, seekers and runners, worshippers and listeners. We hope to become a hospitable community where everyone is able to come as they are. Below you can listen to our contemporary service sermons or click the subscribe button to have the latest podcast downloaded to your device.
You can visit us at fmhouston.com