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Luke part 57 - Luke 15:25-32 - Cody Wilbanks 18.10.2020 31:14 ↓

This week we finish the Parable of the Lost Son by looking at the third character, the older brother. Up to this point, Jesus has taught us about the heart of the Father for the lost but now shifts his attention to teach us about the heart of Pharisees for themselves.

Luke Part 56 - Luke 15:1-24 - Cody Wilbanks 11.10.2020 34:21 ↓

Luke 15 contains some of the most beautiful and well known parables of Jesus’ teaching. In a confrontation with the Pharisees, Jesus teaches us about God’s heart for the lost by giving the Parable of the Lost Sheep, Parable of the Lost Coin, and the Parable of the Lost Son, also known as the Parable of the Prodigal Son.

Grace Road Show.Season 2 Episode 3.Pride 17.09.2020 33:58 ↓

Cody, Andrea, and Kevin discuss Pride in our third podcast dealing with the seven deadly sins. 

Grace Road Show.Sloth.7 Deadly Sins 03.09.2020 36:30 ↓

In this episode, Andrea, Cody, and Kevin discuss sloth, or the sin of laziness. 

Grace Road Show.S2E2.Seven Deadly Sins.Greed 20.08.2020 48:16 ↓

Kevin, Andrea, and Cody begin a series of seven episodes discussing the seven deadly sins. Today they discussed Greed after catching up a bit.

Grace Road Show.Christian Entrepreneurship.Season 2.Episode 1 05.08.2020 1:03:39 ↓

In this episode, Kevin interviews Chris Pollock, a local Christian entrepreneur who has used his business and his success to benefit others in his community. They talk business, capitalism, and how Christians can live out their faith in the marketplace.

Luke 11:37-12:3 - Cody Wilbanks 26.07.2020 33:51 ↓

Jesus is invited to dinner at the home of a Pharisee. Due to a confrontation regarding ceremonial hand-washing, Jesus uses the opportunity to rebuke the Pharisees and lawyers for their religious hypocrisy. This account gives us warning as well, that we might guard ourselves from slipping into pharisaical, religious hypocrisy.

Luke 11:27-36 - Cody Wilbanks 19.07.2020 30:35 ↓

In our passage this week Jesus addresses those who desired to see more signs and wonders. They had “postponed” their faith, so to speak, until their skepticism was satisfied. Jesus responds with lessons on spiritual blindness and the light of the gospel.