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The discussion revolves around the distinction between belief and active faith, illustrated by a metaphor of a light switch. The Hebrew term "Emunah" signifies steadfastness in obedience, while "pistis" in Greek implies inactive belief. The conversation cautions against letting philosophical traditions overshadow biblical observance, urging a consistent practice of faith aligne...

This post explores the complexities of faith, emphasizing the distinction between believing and acting on God's instructions. It discusses the transformative nature of repentance, the importance of obedience over mere performance, and the progressive journey of faith as outlined in Scripture. Ultimately, it challenges readers to actively seek and grow in their faith.

The episode emphasizes that the Bible should be viewed as a singular narrative rather than two separate halves, impacting individual identity and purpose. It discusses God's covenant, the meaning of sin and Torah, and redefines repentance as an ongoing return to divine instruction. The closing question challenges readers to reflect on their practices.

Apparently, talking about pigs is problematic for OpenAI . . . but here is a lovely story of three little pigs. What does Peter's vision tell us about clean and unclean?

a look into the Post "Light vs Darkness: The True Meaning of God's Instruction" at www.thewayoftherabbi.com

An introduction podcast of thewayoftherabbi.com and the post "Prepare for Deception: Strengthening Faith in Troubling Times.

Challenging the mainstream to unlock truth. What is truth? His Word is Truth.

The post critiques the state of the modern church, highlighting the prevalence of false prophets and leaders who distort scripture for personal gain. It emphasizes the importance of discernment and adherence to God’s commandments, referencing biblical warnings about false teachings. The author urges readers to remain vigilant and seek truth in their faith. Read the full blog at: thewayoftherabbi.c...

In this episode i read a sermon from Louis Albert Banks, delivered January 1896 at Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church. i happened up the sermon from a collection of Rev. Banks sermons in the book titled, ‘The Fisherman and His Friends’. With some license i did use Adonai’s given name in place of Jesus, which i briefly explain at the beginning. i hope you enjoy.

On this episode of cj will podcast it we discuss windmills, my living hell, twitter now X, Yahoshua fully El and fully man, picking up the pieces and moving forward in Elohim.

A NY Times article, i share a recipe of sorts and a candid thought on names. Basically me rambling on as usual. By the end we’ll be best friends, enjoy!

It’s time to suit up folks! Ephesians 6:10-20

Saying goodbye, best friends, moms, and riding bikes! It’s just another episode of cjwillpodcastit

Are you a dog person, a cat person, or both? It’s today’s topic on cjwillpodcastit

Fear, we all experience it in some form. Here i discuss my biggest fear and how i cope with it.

The Sunday message from Laurel Church of the Nazarene 12-8-19

A slight departure from the series paganism and the church as i prepare for vacation. Won’t be posting next week but will be back the first week in December!

These are a few of my favorite things is a song in the sound of music and Santa has been one of my favorite things about Christmas. For more checkout cjwillblogit.com follow me on instagram simplycoffeewithjesus and on Facebook @stayingthejourney

Continuing the dialogue within my own self on the topic of paganism and the church. Check out the blog at cjwillblogit.com

Laying the foundation for the next couple of weeks. Also check out my blog at www.cjwillblogit.com

Join me as i wrestle with the observance of Halloween as a Christian.

The very first episode of cjwillpodcastit is simply my journey with Jesus. Join me as i walk out my journey. Comments are welcome.