Life and a Cup of Coffee

Unsurprisingly, Jesus encourages us to do another difficult thing — that is to love and pray for our enemies. Now that is something to talk about. 

Grasping -or- Comprehending God as an ongoing transformational process where a person must be open to the challenges of not fully comprehending God along the way.

Well, first let's talk about translations and then work our way into Romans 14. The overall point is the idea that you may be right about something but you may be going about your rightness the wrong way.

Well, the title of this one gets straight to the point - let's talk about the seemingly impossible - let's talk about miracles.

How are we supposed to understand suffering in light of Scripture? How does Scripture inform our suffering and how does Jesus set the example for suffering? Join us as we navigate our way through the topic of suffering and what it means to develop a biblical theology of suffering.

How much room is there to "think" within Christianity? Why do some people get so tense when others do not share the same point-of-view. Are we free to have our own understanding of things like the Creation account of Genesis 1? -or- What's up with this whole idea of a rapture? So much to think about. Let's talk about it over a cup of coffee.  www.lifeandacupofcoffee.com 

Let's face it, we are surrounded by difficult people — and if you're not, then maybe you're the difficult person (just a sayin'). Is there any way to make life a little easier when having to deal with difficult people? If so, where do we begin? Hmmmm. . . . This sounds like a difficult conversation indeed.

Are there boundary markers within Christianity where a person has the freedom to think and believe the way they see fitting? If so, what are they? What about situations where a person is told what to think? What about the heart and where does that fall within thinking? So much to talk about over a cup of coffee. This podcast is also available as a vidcast on our website: www.lifeandacupofcoffee.com

Let's talk about being happy and joyful. Is there a distinction between the two or are they interchangeable? What about sorrow? Where does that fit into the mix? So much to talk about. . . . .over a cup of coffee. 

There is so much power in the words that we speak, so much that no word ever spoken is insignificant. Let's talk about it over a cup of coffee (decaf this time). 

Hello everyone, Welcome to Life and a Cup of Coffee where we discuss God, Life and where we fit in over a Cup of Coffee. This is simply our introduction podcast. Kendell & Evelyn