Think On These Things With Josh Barnett

Thanks for listening to "Think on these Things with Josh Barnett." In today's episode, I am joined by Chloe Davis to discuss finding joy in seasons of waiting. I hope you enjoy this conversation encourages you and challenges your thoughts! If you found this episode productive we encourage you to consider sharing this podcast with your friends, thanks!

In this 2 part series, we dissect and lay out the key component to the great commission, "making disciples". Join us as we think through where The Church needs to make corrections in the mentality and approach of "evangelism", as well as our definitions and metrics by which determine success in "discipleship".

In this 2 part series, we dissect and lay out the key component to the great commission, "making disciples". Join us as we think through where The Church needs to make corrections in the mentality and approach of "evangelism", as well as our definitions and metrics by which determine success in "discipleship".

I'm joined by my good friend today! Join us as we open scripture to discuss the prophetic gifting and answer questions such as: What is prophecy? Do all prophesy? What is the difference between the gifting and the office? why does Paul tell us to prophesy? 

In this episode, we look at Scripture and discuss the differences regarding speaking in tongues. Is it a gift? is it a prayer language? What's the point of it all? Is the gift of tongues available and useful today? Open your mind and heart, and let us hash this out together.

Thank you for choosing to listen to Think on These Things! This Episode's topic is on the Holy Spirit! Join Noah and me as we unwrap the intricacies of the Holy Spirit in scripture and in our own testimonies. Part 2

Thank you for choosing to listen to Think on These Things! This Episode's topic is on the Holy Spirit! Join Noah and me as we unwrap the intricacies of the Holy Spirit in scripture and in our own testimonies. 

The newest trend to sweep across millenial and gen-z Christians goes by the name "deconstruction," a movement resulting in many walking completely away from their faith. Coined by French philosopher, Jacques Derrida, Deconstruction is to voluntarily displace and expose incongruences in the culture, literature, logic, and principles surrounding a certain ideolog. Which, from the surface seems like and is a necessary and useful tool to find the truth. However, if one adopts the widespread societal subscription to the postmodern belief that absolute truth doesn't exist (Whether that be consciously or not), Deconstruction is an aimless mission that in the end leaves you circling around this idea that truth is whatever you want it to be. This is where many young Christians are finding themselves today. Join Tori Culp, Noah Theis, and Myself as we discuss and dissect the cause and the proper solutions to the deconstruction journey.

The Lord has called us to be salt, a city on a hill, an influence for his kingdom. Join noah and I as we discuss how crucial it is that we grasp the weight of the influence we carry from the Holy Spirit. The Lord has given us the commission to make disciples of all nations, listen in as we uncover the mindset and practical application needed to accomplish this commission.

The Lord has called us to be salt, a city on a hill, an influence for his kingdom. Join noah and I as we discuss how crucial it is that we grasp the weight of the influence we carry from the Holy Spirit. The Lord has given us the commission to make disciples of all nations, listen in as we uncover the mindset and practical application needed to accomplish this commission.