The Uncommon Truth

Max and Steve discuss a practical question of church structure this week on The Uncommon Truth.  In North America, the Church seems to have a hard line between ministry and vocational work.  In other words, most people think they have to choose between dedicating their lives to either working in the marketplace or serving in full time ministry.  

The work of Jesus’ commission is left to a select few while the rest of the Body of Christ is excluded or apathetic.  

Max asks Steve what the bible says, focusing on Paul’s letter to the Ephesian church.  Along the way, Steve shares his insights from over 40 years in both full time work and ministry.

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After his resurrection, Jesus promised to send his disciples His Holy Spirit.  He actually commanded them to wait for this before doing anything else.  Fast forward to the present day and believers still have access to the same Spirit, however, do we depend on Him?  

Max is joined by Geordie Mumby, Director of of the School of Transformation and associate pastor at The Father's House Church of Oroville, CA to discuss.  Also, Justin Rife of Catch the Fire's School of Revival in Raleigh, NC stops by to talk about his team's visit to The Father's House on a Project 61 short term mission trip.  

For more about The Father's House: www.changeoroville.org - www.facebook.com/fathers.house.oroville - TFHC Media on YouTube - www.instagram.com/the.fathers.house.oroville 

Steve Orsillo's books are available on Amazon 

For the School of Transformation: www.transformationschool.org - www.instagram.com/sotoroville

For Project 61 short term missions visits: www.project61.org - www.instagram.com/tfhcproject61

For Life Recovery Ministries: www.liferecoveryministry.com - www.instagram.com/lrmdiscipleship 

To connect with Justin Rife at CTF Raleigh: www.ctfraleigh.com - www.schoolofrevival.us

How does our understanding of salvation impact the way we live?  This week on The Uncommon Truth, Max is joined by a special guest, Geordie Mumby, to discuss that question.  Geordie is an associate pastor at The Father's House and the director of the church's School of Transformation.

Max and Geordie build on last week's conversation about a biblically consistent salvation theology, which is not very common in the Western Church.  They talk about the outcomes of living that out in a believer's life, and in the Church in general.  Geordie brings examples from his life growing up and the contrast he found after encountering Jesus.  

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As Christians, there are few topics more important than what we believe about salvation.  The problem is, there seems to be a lot of confusion on the subject in the Church today.  Have you ever read the words of Jesus in the gospels and left feeling confused?  Why is that?

Max is joined by Steve Orsillo, pastor of The Father's House Church in Oroville to get a little more clarity.  Steve outlines how he faced that same confusion as a new believer, and how he eventually recognized and overcame it.  Along the way the discussion covers common misconceptions Christians have and examines them in light of the words of Christ.  

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As the Body of Christ in the West, what do we care about?  On first look, it would seem obvious that we care about what Jesus does, right?  But is that really true of how we live and prioritize our lives day to day?

This week, Max and Steve discuss some of the ways that we have misplaced our passions, using Jesus' words as the benchmark.  Steve unpacks how we've subtly allowed the desire for comfort, security and happiness to limit our effectiveness for Jesus.  Thankfully, they also discuss how the Church and individual believers can get back into alignment with what Jesus is passionate about.  

For more information about The Father's House Church:

Visit: www.changeoroville.org

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As Christians, we know we are supposed to experience lives characterized by peace and joy.  We also know that our faith should make a difference in the world around us.  Yet how many of us, if we are honest, actually experience our Christianity this way?  Does our Christianity work?

Max and Steve talk about how Christians sometimes limit their expectations and miss out on experiencing all of what a relationship with Jesus can be.  Steve outlines the differences between working Christianity and what many have settled for. 

For more information about The Father's House Church:

Visit: www.changeoroville.org

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In the very first episode of The Uncommon Truth, podcast host Max Ehrman introduces himself and shares his family's journey to discover the authentic expression of the Church.  He details the process of moving from rural Canada to a rough neighborhood in Northern California to be a part of The Father's House Church in Oroville, CA.  

Max is joined by the senior and founding pastor of The Father's House, Steve Orsillo, to talk about the uncommon message and ministry that caused Max and his family to move away from a thriving ministry and community.  

For more information about The Father's House Church:

Visit: www.changeoroville.org

School of Transformation

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