In this episode of Full Court Faith, Hunter and Johnnie candidly discuss the famous passage of good and bad. The guys tackle the tough topic of "What's the difference of good people struggling with sin vs bad people living in sin?"

This episode serves as a poignant reminder that our lives should reflect the faith we profess, urging us to cultivate good fruit through our actions and interactions with others. Join us next time for more discussions on faith, life, and the challenges we all face.

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The episode kicks off with a thought-provoking question: Does Satan rule Earth?

As the conversation shifts to the Sermon on the Mount, Hunter reflects on the Golden Rule, questioning its application in a world where self-hatred can warp our ability to treat others kindly. Johnnie counters that true followers of Jesus are called to a higher standard—one that reflects love and kindness to all, regardless of their circumstances.

This episode not only challenges listeners to consider the spiritual authority at play in their lives but also encourages them to reflect on their role in living out the teachings of Jesus.

As Hunter and Johnnie wrap up, they invite you to think about your own journey and the choices you make every day.

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Welcome back to Full Court Faith, where this week we dive deep into the Sermon on the Mount, particularly Matthew 7:7-11. This passage invites us to explore the nature of asking, seeking, and knocking, and what that means in our relationship with God.

1. Ask, Seek, Knock: Johnnie explains these actions are not just imperatives, but iterative, meaning we are to continuously engage in these practices. "Keep on asking, keep on seeking, keep on knocking," he notes, emphasizing the need for persistence in our prayers.
2. Understanding God’s Nature: The hosts discuss the tendency to misinterpret God’s willingness to give as a sort of divine genie, obligated to fulfill our every wish. Johnnie reminds us, > "It doesn't mean that you get whatever you want and that God is obligated to bend his knee to your demands. We bend our knee to the Lord and to His will."
3. The Good Father: A significant focus is placed on the comparison between earthly fathers and God as our heavenly Father. Hunter asks, "If your earthly father will do those things for you, wouldn't I do that and more?" This highlights our need to trust in God’s character as a benevolent provider.
4. Impact of Earthly Relationships: They delve into the challenges faced by those who have had negative or absent father figures. Johnnie acknowledges, > "That can hurt their perspective of God as a trusting father... it is definitely an obstacle, but it’s not impossible to overcome."

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In this episode, Hunter Price and Johnnie Standard explore the complexities of judgment within the context of the Sermon on the Mount. They tackle the often misquoted verse, "Judge not, that you be not judged," diving into its true meaning and implications for our daily lives.

In this episode, Hunter Price and Johnnie Standard explore the complexities of judgment within the context of the Sermon on the Mount. They tackle the often misquoted verse, "Judge not, that you be not judged," diving into its true meaning and implications for our daily lives.

The guys just came back from one of the best leadership summits our country has to offer. They reflect on lessons learned and process their thoughts live on the spot.

Reflecting on the lessons learned, we encourage you to consider how you can apply these insights in your life and leadership. Whether it’s recognizing patterns, striving for excellence, or acting in trust, there’s always room for growth.

For a deeper dive into these conversations, I invite you to listen to the full episode. Let's keep learning and growing together!

Hunter has a list of 40 questions about Christian living and the Church. A random number generator decides which get asked. Enjoy the chaos!

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Hunter and Johnnie dive into what the purpose of a church is and what people are supposed to do in the church?

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Hunter shares his history with mental health problems and discusses how he came out of them. It's still a struggle, but now he has tools to fight it. The guys also discuss if worry is a sin, excuse making, and what the Bible says about mental health hurdles.