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S2 E62 - Compassion or Cover Your Ears?

Set Your Mind Above

Send us Fan Mail We are getting used to a family of 5 now with the addition of our third child, and of course it is chaos but in a beautiful way. One thing our oldest two are getting used to is how much a newborn cries. On the way home the other night, they each had very different reactions to her ongoing screams in the car. My daughter, in a motherly way, was trying to talk to her sweetly and calm her down. My son? Well, he was covering his ears and telling her to "shhhh". Well...their polar opposite reactions are often the same ones that are displayed by Christians to the needs of others. Wh

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Start Right Here

Kris Emerson · Excel Still More

Reach Out: Please include your email and I will get back to you. Thanks! West Aurora church of Christ (Aurora, ILL) Friday, Sept. 30th 2022 7pm Saturday, Oct. 1st, 2pm and 3pm Sunday, Oct. 2nd 9:30am and 10:30am Start Right Here (Casting Crowns) We want our coffee in the lobby We watch our worship on a screen We got a Rockstar preacher Who won't wake us from our dreams We want out blessings in our pocket We keep our missions overseas But for the hurting in our cities Would we even cross the street? Huh but we wanna see the heart set free and the tyrants kneel The walls fall down and our land b

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ARE Bible Study - Admonishing the Unfaithful

The Daily Answer

One of the most challenging duties of a Christian is dealing with an unfaithful brother or sister. How should we react to someone who has fallen away from the Lord? How do we treat them like a brother when they are not behaving like one of God’s children? God’s word gives us specific instructions to admonish them to bring them back to God and “cover a multitude of sins.”

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Jesus is Arrested, Denied, and Tried - John 18

Jeff · Working with the Word

When Jesus was arrested He was in total control of the situation and His own emotions, yet His disciples scattered in fear. One of them even denied knowing Jesus. While on trial before the Jewish priests and the Roman governor Jesus was calm and confident, yet the angry crowd shouted maliciously for Jesus' death. They even freed a convicted revolutionary in exchange for Jesus' execution. What do these remarkable contrast show us about what's really happening as these events unfold? Resource Credits The Christian Standard Bible Scripture quotations marked CSB have been taken from the Christian

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S5 Ep5 Deep Within the STORY BUNKER Jeremy Dehut

Jeremy Dehut · Inroads

So. Many. Sticky Notes. In the latest episode of the inRoads podcast, Jeremy takes us deep within our Writing Team's "Story Bunker" after a solid 72 hours of story meetings in preparation for Appian Media's upcoming production trip for "Out of Egypt" and "Lessons From the Land: the Exodus" We'll talk to him about how the story is developing and what he's looking forward to most with this latest project! The inRoads podcast is a production of Appian Media, a non-profit video production company dedicated to using compelling media to re-engage people with the Bible. Learn more and support the mis

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SCIENCE: Science in the Bible. "Charles Darwin." Bats. Genotype.

Hal Hammons · Citizen of Heaven

Register your feedback here. Always good to hear from you! Renaissance month begins next week. I thought it would be a good introduction to discuss the way we look at the physical world and how it can either defeat or reinforce faith, depending on how much faith we had to start with. This week we will discuss the scientific facts found in the Bible and which ones are more persuasive than others; Charles Darwin’s argument regarding human suffering, which has lived far longer than he did; the testimony of 1.5 million airborne Austinites; and a form of evolution I can embrace and have fun with. H

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Salvation by Grace

Kris Emerson · Excel Still More

Reach Out: Please include your email and I will get back to you. Thanks! Salvation by Grace by Matt Bassford Matt's article is accessible through the link above. Have you had experiences like I had on the plane last week? How do you explain that Grace of God to people who question your faith in it? Have you let Romans 1-6 become a template for explaining salvation by Grace through faith? Are you Rahab? Or is she someone beneath or behind you in faith and life? Has the greatness of God's grace convinced you to give your whole life over to Him?

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S2 E61 - Guest Episode with Hal Hammons "Tortillas and Shibboleths"

Set Your Mind Above

Send us Fan Mail We have one final guest episode before I resume my work from paternity leave. I am excited to share this one with you. Hal Hammons is no stranger to this program, he is a good friend and the host of the Citizens of Heaven podcast. Today, he teaches us how tortillas - and how you choose to pronounce it - has a great deal to teach us about fellowship. Are we trying to be more like Jesus, or just trying to make others more like me? #SetYourMindAbovePodcast

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Consummation - John 18-21

Jeff · Working with the Word

The time has come for Jesus to accomplish what the Father sent Him to do. Jesus has prepared His disciples for this moment, as well as Himself in prayer, and now He is arrested, crucified, and raised from the dead. In this episode we simply read from the text to observe what's unique and important about John's presentation of these events. Resource Credits The Christian Standard Bible Scripture quotations marked CSB have been taken from the Christian Standard Bible®, Copyright © 2017 by Holman Bible Publishers. Used by permission. Christian Standard Bible® and CSB® are federally registered tra

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DIFFICULTY: Being saved. "The Sound and the Fury." "Flight of the Bumblebee." Kanban.

Hal Hammons · Citizen of Heaven

Register your feedback here. Always good to hear from you! Easy is better than hard, all things being equal. But all things are not always equal. In fact, the more desirable the skill, object or accomplishment in question, the harder the quest seems to be. And that’s a good thing. This week we will discuss why life has to be so hard in general; why I have never finished a William Faulkner book, and have no intention of doing so; how the seemingly impossible can be rendered entirely reasonable; and how order of operations can build either a car or a home in heaven. Check out the katieflute chan

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