Unsanctimonious

In this episode, Pastor Mark and Pastor Jonathon come to a shocking conclusion: God might just be calling us to love people the same way God loves us: unconditionally...

Mark and Jonathon explore the unexpected nature of the people God calls to act as rescuers. 

The pastors explore what it means to be truly transformed, and how transformation can't just stop with self but has to work itself out through community. 

In this episode Jonathon and Mark come to the conclusion that Jesus is always leading us towards reconciliation, and that there may actually be some spiritual truth to the idea that it isn't always right to be right. 

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In this week's episode Mark and Jonathon try to unravel the mystery of whether or not salvation can be earned, and what our good works have to do with it all. 

Mark and Jonathon tackle a Scripture modern readers might find a bit troubling, and in so doing discover that being faithful doesn't always mean escaping consequences. 

It turns out Jesus doesn't just want us to have nice lives or act as our painkiller. Mark and Jonathon explore what it really means to know God's presence in the midst of pain. 

The pastors explore what it means to be fully known by God, and how that knowledge might impact the way we try to know others. 

Mark and Jonathon explore the correlation between faith, conflict, family systems, and try to put the "fun" in "dysfunction." 

Mark and Jonathon dive deep into the mystery of a God who offers to carry our burdens and exactly what that means for those living in a society that demands we carry them ourselves.