Claim OwnershipEvery Moment His - Holy Cross Kearney
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The Gospel makes a claim on every moment of your life. Join Pastor John and Pastor Tim as they wrestle with the application God's Word in the trenches of everyday life. Podcast of Holy Cross in Kearney, NE
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The pastors talk with new Family Discipleship DCE Tais Brekke about mindset shift toward family discipleship.
In this episode John and Tim highlight the surprising stars of the Gospel of Mark: the outsiders. While the disciples often fumble and fail, outsiders who are unlikely to be in the know both correctly identify Jesus as the Son of God and correctly respond to him in faith. Part 3 of our series on the Gospel of Mark.
In this episode, we discuss Joseph being tempted to immorality with Potiphar's wife and see how Joseph is virtuous where Judah was scandalous. We then discuss how even when doing what is right, we can face unjust consequences as we see that Joseph is then wrongfully accused and put in prison. #biblestudy #temptation #theology
In this episode, we discuss Joseph being tempted to immorality with Potiphar's wife and see how Joseph is virtuous where Judah was scandalous. We then discuss how even when doing what is right, we can face unjust consequences as we see that Joseph is then wrongfully accused and put in prison.
Rated M for mature. This story of Joseph's brother Judah shows the true depravity of humans when it comes to sexual temptation, and serves as a foil for the virtuous behavior of Joseph in the following chapter. It also reveals the incredible willingness of God to use even the most broken families to accomplish His ongoing purposes of salvation. #biblestudy #lutheran #podcast
The guys examine the seminal moment of sin in the Joseph narrative. Joseph's brothers sell him into slavery and lie to their father about it; suggesting that he was killed by a wild animal. #bible #Joseph #Jesus
John, Tim and Aaron talk about Dreams that Joseph has and the jealousy of his brothers who can't even speak to him and begin to hate him. #siblings #rivalry #christian #biblestudy
Pastor John and Tim are joined by Vicar Aaron as they give a brief overview of the story of Joseph from the Old Testament and discuss how the life of Joseph foreshadows the life of Jesus.
God is really into putting His name on people. He has instructed his priests/pastors to do this ever since Sinai. So for over 3000 years this has been occurring in God's community. In this podcast the Pastors are joined by Vicar Aaron as we talk about the significance of being blessed in this way.
Explore the elements of historic Christian worship surrounding the Eucharist - also known as the Lord's Supper.
How should Christians hear God's Word? Historically they have 1. Read it publicly2. Heard it preached 3. Responded in prayer But there are also short liturgical pieces that help amplify and highlight how we consume God's Word. Pastors John and Tim sit down with Vicar Aaron to discuss.
Christian worship follows a distinct pattern: gathering, hearing, feasting, and sending. Pastors Tim and John along with Vicar Aaron discuss the beautiful meaning behind the details of the first phase of worship - the gathering.
Over 7000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria this year alone. How should Christians respond?
Pastor Tim discusses the nuances of burial practices for Christians.
Should we care about the historic worship of the church? What benefits come from knowing and singing liturgy? Get to know Heidi and her passion for the worship life of the church!
What has God done for you in Christ? We are called to relay the story of how God has changed our lives by including us in the greatest story of all creation.
As those who have been exalted with Christ, we are placed back into this world where we serve others just as Christ did.
Christianity is not a solo act. God calls us into His body of believers, and more specifically, into a local gathering of His beloved people.
One of the major themes of Colossians is the freedom that Christians enjoy in Christ. Freedom from Sin and freedom from unbiblical restrictions.
The Christian life is not static. We are called to grow to our ultimate form, which is to be like-Christ in everything.
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