In week two, we pray for the joy of togetherness. Like last week, we suggest waiting until you have 15-30 minutes to sit down, relax, and pray deeply with a journal and a Bible open.

During Phase Two of our re-launch strategy, we are encouraging our church to participate in Saturdays in the Spirit. We suggest: 1) Waiting until Saturday night to pray along with this guided prayer, 2) Finding a non-distracting environment to sit, and 3) Having a Bible and a journal open.

In this episode, Cole And Carlos talk about injustice. How should Christians respond to it? What have Carlos’ experiences of injustice been like?

In this episode, the guys talk about the Bible’s theology of kingship. There is a really, really strong narrative thread throughout the Bible of failed kings that all points to one successful king. And, not surprisingly, this has implications for life during the coronavirus pandemic!

In the fourth and final episode of the spiritual gifts mini-series, the guys answer the five most popular questions that Frontier Church has emailed or texted about the spiritual gifts.

In this episode, Andrew and Cole talk about how you can live into the gifts at our local church. The big idea that Cole proposes is to practice the gifts “inside out.”

In this episode, Cole, Andrew and Luke define the spiritual gifts from one of Paul’s lists in 1 Corinthians 12. Like any complex theological conversation, it is filled with clarity and ambiguity!

In the first of three episodes on the spiritual gifts, Luke Snowden tackles the differences between continuationism & cessationism. Luke is very fair and loving, and explains the differences in way that are non-divisive.

In episode 35, Andrew and Cole talk about communion. They share their experience of taking communion, examine several other theologies of communion, but mostly, they discuss all the different things that occur when a believer participates in the Lord’s Supper.

In this special episode, the guys pick three different Psalms and give a brief explanation on how they give language, prayer, and voice to feelings of lament. These are key Psalms during the coronavirus pandemic.