ETHOS.FM

How do you address conflict? Avoid it, meet it head on, or just rise above it? When do you give it up to God, and when do you handle it all yourself? Are text messages a good way to fight your battles? What about outside help? These are just some of the questions we discuss on this episode. Matthew 5:9Romans 12:17-18James 1:19-20Matthew 7:3-5Proverbs 16:7Matthew 5:21-26Matthew 7:12Matthew 22: Source

Does pride affect our relationship with God? How do we behave when no one is watching? On this episode we talk about cussin’ and fussin’ in traffic, go totally off the rails talking about sin and much more. Proverbs 22:41 Peter 5:5-7Luke 18:9-14Romans 14:13-23 (mentioned)Philippians 2:3-4 Digging Ditches SermonMarshall AmplifiersJesus Is – Judah Smith I Surrender – Hillsong Disclosure: Source

On this episode we talk about news, music, movies, books, and TV shows. All the kinds of media and entertainment we take in and what effects it might have on our thinking. Some confessions are made and some real assessments are called for. Let us renew our mind and be conformed to the image of God. What sort of stuff are you watching, reading, and listening to? Is there anything you should adjust... Source

Forming disciplines on our spiritual journey is great way to get closer to God. In this episode we discuss the four core spiritual disciplines of ETHOS.FM and what they mean to us. We reflect on our Christian walk, and talk about how we’ve each grown. Going around the room, we tackle each discipline, provide examples, share some struggles, and talk about where we fit in the kingdom of God. Source

Show Notes Community is essential to forming lasting relationships. Join the ETHOS.FM team as they discuss what community means to each of them, and why it is important for everyone. From salvation stories to video games, community is critical. Scripture: Hebrews 10:24-25 Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 Romans 12:9-18 Galatians 6:1-5

Introduction to the ETHOS.FM podcast. Meet James, Paul, Adam, and Jason as they introduce the show. Source