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How Do Churches Work?
Who should be in charge of the Christian church? Is it the pastor? Is it the council? Some Christians would be surprised to find out that the Bible gives a lot of direction about how churches should work, and that churches work a lot better when they organize themselves like God wants them to.
Episode 128 | 36 minutes
Prayer (Ep20)
Perhaps the most remarkable thing about the Christian God is his desire to have a relationship with his human creatures. He wants to talk to us and wants us to talk to him, and we call this prayer.
What Does God Think About Me? (Ep19)
If the story of the Bible is the story of God’s mission to rescue humans and his creation, then God certainly thinks about us, and in Jesus his love for us is the center of his thoughts.
Heaven and the New Creation (Ep18)
The Bible does not describe the final destiny of Christian believers as a “going up” to a heaven in the sky, but the “coming down” of God and the new Jerusalem here to earth.
Craving? (Ep17)
The title of our podcast, Craving Answers, Craving God, means that we believe we humans sincerely want answers to our deepest questions, and that behind these questions is our even deeper craving for God himself.
What Use is the Church? (Ep16)
The Christian church exists in the world to be God’s agent by which Jesus wins his creation back to himself.
The Problem of Hell (Ep15)
The doctrine of hell – the belief in the possibility and reality of eternal separation from the love and grace of God – is one of the most controversial topics taught by Jesus.
The Trinity (Ep14)
The doctrine of the Trinity – that God is three persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit – is at the heart of the Christian faith.
Facing our Fears (Ep13)
While the Bible commands us to fear God, it does so because fearing God is the only way to alleviate our fear of losing the false idols we place our love and trust in.
Fearing God (Ep12)
Is fear a good or bad thing? The Bible tells us not to be afraid, but it also tells us to fear God. Chuck and Aaron talk about how fearing God can be a liberating way to relate to a God who is both loving and holy.