How do we know if Kanye’s testimony is true? How ought we to be praying for Kayne and others? Today the guys press in and discuss the discerning power of the gospel in conversion and sanctification.
Using biblical examples and expounding on truths of the gospel, Bobby and Nick discuss the fruit of the Holy Spirit’s work in the life of a believer and the necessity of involvement in a local church.
Today Bobby and Nick sit down with two church planters in the Pacific Northwest. Derrick Fekkes is a church planter at Roots Church in Stanwood, WA. Brian MacSwan is pastor of Legacy Church in Bellingham, WA.
These men are faithful stewards of the gospel of Jesus Christ. They share some of their struggles, their heart for ministry and God’s provision in the church planting process.
Tom Kohl, retired judge in WA county, join Bobby and Nick today for an interview. After the murder of his daughter in 2006, Tom wrote a book and the doors were opened for him to begin speaking in prisons in Oregon and around the country This eventually led to the idea of placing a fully accredited college program in prison.
James is a book that speaks to the believer on how to live out their faith in Christ. It is a very practical book giving wisdom and guidance on living life by the Spirit.
James contains approximately 59 commands. This can feel like a firehouse - an unattainable standard to meet. Yet, God’s word is not burdensome, His yoke is easy and His burden is light. (Matthew 11:28-33)
Speaking this week about the community of the church, Bobby and Nick discuss different ways we are called to live life together, serving and ministering to one another. God calls a people to be His bride, His body - to be united in Christ with God and each other. This is seen all throughout scripture leading us to the understanding that as members of God’s family, we are called into community.
As a church, we must lean into and work towards community together. But that’s not always easy.
After completing the series on Calvinism, the guys have a short conversation concerning missions. One of the common misconceptions about Calvinist is that there is no need for missions. Talking through that today, they share their convictions about mission and what each of their local churches are actively doing in light of the gospel.
