Uncharted Faith

This episode is part 2 of our talk with Doug Main, adjunct faculty member at Eternity Bible College and founder of The Jesus Cohort.

The role of scripture in the life of the Church and the Christian is undeniable. Debates about its nature rage on though. Is it inerrant? Is it a set of rules and regulations for life – basic instructions before leaving earth? Is it a history book? A science text? Mythology? Our beliefs about any of these questions have a profound impact on the way we interpret and apply the things we find within the bible. This discussion will dig into the nature and role of scripture in our life in Christ.

This episode is part 1 of an amazing discussion with Doug Main, adjunct faculty member at Eternity Bible College and founder of The Jesus Cohort.

The role of scripture in the life of the Church and the Christian is undeniable. Debates about its nature rage on though. Is it inerrant? Is it a set of rules and regulations for life – basic instructions before leaving earth? Is it a history book? A science text? Mythology? Our beliefs about any of these questions have a profound impact on the way we interpret and apply the things we find within the bible. This discussion will dig into the nature and role of scripture in our life in Christ.

This episode concludes the 3-part series on "Speaking the truth in love" with Andrea Molina and Stephanie Farris.

The temptation to explain how and why others are wrong in their beliefs or behaviors is always great. Christians love to say we are “speaking the truth in love,” but are we really doing that? The fruit of speaking truth in love is ever-increasing maturity in the body of Christ (Eph. 4:15).

Part 3 of this discussion focuses on the practical ways we can pursue others in love.

Andrea Molina and Stephanie Farris join us for a discussion about speaking the truth in love. 

The temptation to explain how and why others are wrong in their beliefs or behaviors is always great. Christians love to say we are “speaking the truth in love,” but are we really doing that? The fruit of speaking truth in love is ever-increasing maturity in the body of Christ (Eph. 4:15). 

Part 2 of this discussion focuses heavily on how we respond to people or situations in our lives that diverge from our own values and principles. How do we speak hard truths into those situations? This episode starts to unpack practical application of loving others first and allowing Truth to be revealed rather than imposed.

Andrea Molina and Stephanie Farris join us for a discussion about speaking the truth in love. 

The temptation to explain how and why others are wrong in their beliefs or behaviors is always great. Christians love to say we are “speaking the truth in love,” but are we really doing that? The fruit of speaking truth in love is ever-increasing maturity in the body of Christ (Eph. 4:15). 

The first part of this discussion focuses heavily on the question, "What is TRUTH?" The Christic Covenant is focused on Truth! If Jesus is the way, the TRUTH, and the life . . . how does this understanding of the Christic Covenant change our interactions, conversations, and behaviors to those who oppose our own understanding of Godly/Biblical behavior and beliefs?

Part 3 of our discussion with Bill Vanderbush digging into the Christic Covenant explores the impacts of the Christic Covenant on evangelism, spiritual discipline, and relationship. The discussion emphasizes the "How" of deeper engagement with and recognition of the new covenant in our lives.

This conversation digs into the New, or "Christic," Covenant and Old Covenant paradigms. We hope to engage with current “church/Christian culture” to see where Old Covenant habits, paradigms, and structures might exist that still need to be disrupted by a Christic Covenant. What are the key distinctions, evidence, or fruit that identify Old versus Christic Covenant roots in our lives? While many of our behaviors may LOOK the same, they are rooted in two different soils (Old and Christic Covenants). Theoretically, the two different covenants will produce distinctly different fruit.

Part 2 of our discussion with Bill Vanderbush digging into the Christic Covenant explores the paradigms of separation under the old covenant and union under the new covenant. What are the key distinctions, evidence, or fruit that identify Old versus Christic Covenant roots in our lives?

Bill Vanderbush joins us for a discussion digging into the New or Christic Covenant and Old Covenant paradigms. We hope to see where Old Covenant habits, paradigms, and theology might still need to be disrupted by a Christic Covenant. What are the key distinctions, evidence, or fruit that identify Old versus Christic Covenant roots in our lives?

This first part of our discussion focuses on defining and refining our understanding of what the Christic Covenant is and why we use that language.

This conversation will lay out the purpose, goals, and dreams for the UNCHARTED FAITH podcast. The episode introduces the Who, What, Why, and How of this podcast experiment by Trinity Church. We are responding to the extremes of fundamentalism and progressivism in Christian worldviews. There is a lot of DIY in the Christian worldview that are not what the Architect intended. These podcasts are designed to find the structures in our belief system that need to be remodeled to better reflect the original design.