Not Just On Sunday

While Anthony is away attending to some work-related matters, the rest of the guys discuss the importance of focusing on what can be done now and entrusting the rest to God. Shawn makes a good point that it's important to divorce the result but marry the process.

Stephen's back and fired up. The guys dig into this scripture of Matthew, imagery of the coins, the crafty ways Jesus answered questions, and the fact that he never answered this with a yes or no. How many times do we Christians want a yes or no answer.

While Stephen spends time with family during the holidays, the others delve into discipleship, pondering a question. In Matthew 28:18-20, Jesus commands to make disciples and baptize. Is there a tendency to overlook the command to disciple, focusing solely on baptism?

In this episode, Grayson and Caity discuss their journey as a young couple navigating today's world, steadfast in their faith, contending with social media pressures, college demands, and embarking on a new chapter in life. The most remarkable aspect of their story is their observance of shabbat, dedicating a day each week to rest and rejuvenate their souls.

The guys wrap up their spiritual warfare conversation and somewhere along the line there was some marriage advice.

The guys continue on the conversation of spiritual warfare. They get into the classic Christian battle topic, flesh vs spirit. In the book of Luke, it says Jesus heals the blind, the diseased and evil spirits. Just as there's Holy spirit, we forget there's evil spirits.

The discussion dives into the concept of spirit versus flesh, commonly referred to as "Spiritual Warfare." This episode explores the identity of the devil and his origins. Ezekiel provides insights into this adversary, highlighting his cunning nature and the allure of his false promises.

We're thrilled to welcome Stephen as the newest full-time host on Not Just On Sunday. He brings a unique perspective to this episode with his firsthand experience as a volunteer in the Hurricane Helene cleanup in North Carolina. His story echoes the message of Matthew 14, where Jesus calming the storm serves as a powerful testament to how one person's courage to 'step out of the boat' can amplify...

This week, our special guest is Robert Canfield. Robert discusses his initial mission trip to Peru and his recent journey there with his ministry, "Taking the Light." He elaborates on how his ministry endeavors to spread the word of the Lord to people in other nations.

Jesse returns from a wedding with some food-related jokes. The guys reflect on the centurion from Matthew 8 (5-13), marveling at his profound faith and recognition of who Jesus is, despite being a Gentile. They ask whether we are deserving of God and if our faith would astonish Jesus.

While Jesse is out for a wedding, our friend Tim is back on the show. The Guys get into the servant girl Naaman. Tim brings a great perspective on this as the guys wrap up their "Women of the Bible series". Surprisingly there is a lot to unpack with this girl as she is responsible for Naaman's salvation.

In this episode, our friend and host of the Good Ground Podcast , Jennifer Lemmer, brings a welcomed intensity. She delves into the concept of surrendering as a wife and explores why it is often misunderstood in today's culture, especially within Christian households.

Jesse is back and catching up. As the group continues with the Women of the Bible series, they offer their perspectives on trying to comprehend the struggles between Jacob's wives and their competition with each other. Ultimately, what was the position of their hearts within the marriage?

While Jesse is away, Anthony and Shawn begin a "Women of the Bible" series. They delve into the lives of the three Marys of the New Testament and their experiences within Jesus' ministry. They soon recognize that to do this topic justice, they need to incorporate a female perspective into the show.

The guys have more of an open dialogue on church and some of the challenges it brings with our faith. Not the body of Christ, more so the church building and losing focus. Is it a training method or repair grounds?

While Jesse is away, we have the pleasure of welcoming guest Josh Bray. The discussion centered on tithing and offerings, with Josh opening Anthony's eyes to the significance and potential impact of tithing.

The guys change it up and play a game that leads to some interesting conversations. Shawn loosens the reigns and cracks some jokes that has the guys shaken their heads.

Jesse is back with a fresh cut. Shawn felt led to dig into this chapter. who is Jesus and what is the spirit of error? loving your brother and sister in Christ through a righteous spirit despite the circumstances.

Our buddy Stephen joins the show and gives a powerful testimony of his time in prison was the best thing that ever happened to him. He has an amazing love for the Lord and joy about him, that Stephen says, took every bit of his time locked up to obtain. The almighty got ahold of him in there, and he shares with us what that looked like and how you surround yourself with, will determine your outcom...

The guys get into God's discipline for his legitimate children, and the course correction he puts in our lives. Just like we do with our kids, God does the same with us. As long as we are willing to see the spirit move in our lives. The Lord wants to move us to the next level, but we need a sense of maturity in our faith. The writer of Hebrews lays out, when we are challenged our response in t...

The guys dive into the Book of Job, exploring his life and the challenges he faced, and comparing those situations to their own lives. In the end, they observe how Job humbles himself and recognizes his unworthiness of God's grace. Yet, through God's mercy and their humility, they understand that their faith extends beyond their personal bubble as they reflect on the daily blessings bestow...

Despite facing numerous technical challenges during recording and editing, we've managed to produce a brief episode for you all. It might appear somewhat disjointed, but we believe it contains valuable content. We acknowledge that our podcast isn't flawless, but we are committed to doing our best to spread the word. We trust that you will still discover Jesus in the message.

The guys discuss righteousness and unrighteousness. Anthony thinks it's great that apostle Paul, in a sense, quotes scripture to other believers. and all the guys agree that you can't earn your way into the kingdom of heaven but understanding the finished work of Jesus on the cross, a free gift to mankind, is a great start.

The guys Change it up and discuss the 400 years of what seemed to be silence from Malachi to Matthew. What happened from the Old Testament to the New Testament? Very interesting dive into God working in the background, setting the stage for Jesus and a path for future believers to spread the gospel.

Anthony is beginning to understand what it means to set aside his pride and trust in God. To do the lords will and not your own, in the guy's opinion, is the hardest thing a believer can do.