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- 'Ask Me Anything: Unfinished Business - Animal Sacrifice & Female Preachers' – Andy Nixon, Brandi Horton, Kaitlyn Bowie Hankins, & Ben Wyman
The name of the game is 'Unfinished Business'. The group gets another shot at answering questions from Sunday's live AMA podcast - specifically on two question they want to reconsider: why did we have animal sacrifice, and why do we have female preachers? Meanwhile, Andy and Kaitlyn suggest an interesting read on what Houstonians are really thinking.
The link to that is here : https://kinder.rice.edu/houstonsurvey2019
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34 min - “Questions From Kids!” – Andy Nixon, Brandi Horton, Kaitlyn Bowie Hankins, & Ben Wyman
After a Sunday answering questions from kids, the group kicks around some of the questions they got and ponders why it is that straightforward answers from children led to deeper and more meaningful answers.
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28 min - 'Ask Me Anything: Kids' - Brandi Horton
The children of First Methodist take over this week's AMA questions and to Brandi surprise they didn't hold back.
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23 min - “Why Should Someone Choose to be a Methodist Over Another Denomination?” – Andy Nixon, Brandi Horton, & Ben Wyman
No denomination is spared after Andy and Brandi are let loose on this weeks episode! The group follows up on a AMA question from Sunday about chooseing Methodism over other denominations.
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32 min - 'Ask Me Anything' - Brandi Horton
Brandi launches into our new sermon series 'Ask Me Anything' by answering questions off the cuff! She tackles questions about christian denominations, discipleship and pain.
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23 min - “Why Was There An Easter Bunny At Church?” – Andy Nixon, Brandi Horton, Kaitlyn Bowie, & Ben Wyman
After a brief interlude to answer a question about how our Lenten practices are going, the group delves into a complex question about what discipleship After a big Easter weekend, someone wondered why an Easter bunny was included as part of our celebration – and whether the bunny and the eggs have any extra meaning, or if we’re just letting in some bad traditions.
WARNING: If you still have a tradition of Santa Claus/The Easter Bunny/The Tooth Fairy/etc. in your home, we recommend not listening to this podcast with your kids around.
Ask us a question! Especially now, during this Ask Me Anything series! You may be surprised at how many people want to hear the same thing you do.
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26 min - Wilderness: 'You Shall Live' - Brandi Horton
Christ is risen! We celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Brandi praises the healing power of Gods love which breathes life into us when we are at the end of our rope. These bones can live!
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27 min - Wilderness: 'Last Words' - Brandi Horton
As we remember Jesus's lasts words, Brandi asks us to rethink the meaning of his sacrifice.
thesourcehouston.org12 min - “What If I Don’t Know What Being A Disciple Looks Like?” – Andy Nixon, Brandi Horton, & Ben Wyman
After a brief interlude to answer a question about how our Lenten practices are going, the group delves into a complex question about what discipleship looks like, what is “enough,” and whether you can be a good disciple while still asking questions like “how much does this cost?”
We need more questions! Get your question in at fmhouston.com/AMA.
30 min - Wilderness: 'A Voice in the Wilderness' - Brandi Horton
With Easter right around the corner, Brandi invites us to prepare ourselves to walk through the wilderness with Jesus. If we are to call Jesus our king, we must choose a path to walk down. Do we choose to align ourselves with the kingdom of God or turn the other way? Which choice will you make?
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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