What if the problem isn’t your limits, but how you handle them? We explore a different kind of freedom: the kind that serves, restrains itself for others, and returns to the heart for renewal before going out again. From hidden bitterness to budget choices, from envy of public gifts to neglect of quiet callings, we trace how small, unexamined habits shape big spiritual outcomes. We dig into Romans 14’s vision of the kingdom—righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit—and why love someti...
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What if the problem isn’t your limits, but how you handle them? We explore a different kind of freedom: the kind that serves, restrains itself for others, and returns to the heart for renewal before going out again. From hidden bitterness to budget choices, from envy of public gifts to neglect of quiet callings, we trace how small, unexamined habits shape big spiritual outcomes. We dig into Romans 14’s vision of the kingdom—righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit—and why love someti...
Today, joins us as we explore one of the most misunderstood aspects of Christian tradition – baptism as practiced in the early church versus how it's commonly performed today. This podcast will critically examine the baptismal formula practiced today (supposedly supported by Matthew 28:19) and comparing it with actual apostolic practice. In this thought-provoking episode, we introduce the concept of "The 2819 Project", drawing a parallel to how the controversial 1619 Project attempted to ref...
Our Father's Heart
What if the problem isn’t your limits, but how you handle them? We explore a different kind of freedom: the kind that serves, restrains itself for others, and returns to the heart for renewal before going out again. From hidden bitterness to budget choices, from envy of public gifts to neglect of quiet callings, we trace how small, unexamined habits shape big spiritual outcomes. We dig into Romans 14’s vision of the kingdom—righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit—and why love someti...
