OutHouse Theologians

The Outhouse Theologians IN the House!

There is so much for than we could even ask or imagine. And the only thing that can come between my future and God's wonderful plan for me...is myself. If I want to align my future with God's promises to me, then now is the time to align my present with His Word.

We don't only have to learn how to hear God's voice; we also have to learn how to understand what He says! The Outhouse touches on God's visual language in Revelations and gives you the answer you've always been searching and never knew it: What is a meta-for?

Part 2 of Outhouse Theologians from Eric's House.

Episode 1 live from Eric's House

Final Episode of the OutHouse Theologians great outdoors

OutHouse Theologians in the Wild part 2

Episode 58: God of the Right Now

The acts of God, the Three-in-One, always lead to the center: the heart of God, from which all that is radiates.

Fourth and final part of Outhouse Theologians' first international episode.

The conversation continues: the Father's love that births us into the fore-spoken promises.

Victor shares how God called him from a small church in a small town to start traveling and ministering to churches all across the world.

Hailing all the way from the kingdom of Wales, Victor joins the Outhouse to share what God has been speaking to him recently.

Everywhere we look, we are continually drawn back to the greatest commandment: Love.

God isn't after your hands, but your heart. There's nothing useful you can offer Him, but He chooses to take delight in the heart that loves him. It is the only thing that He established as an acceptable offering, and so it is the only act of worship which has any meaning. All worship coming from this heart of love to God and guided by His Spirit is good and lovely and true; and all that d...

An analogy of our adoption into God's family.

God does His part. He reaches out, whether or not we happen to be paying any attention. But it happens to go so much better for us when we do.

God does not pick us because we are perfect. That’s easy enough to grasp—just look at any one of us!  And His desire is to make us perfect. That’s also pretty simple. The problems come in when our ideas about perfection do not align with God’s.  We are not ever going to become the completely self-sufficient, absolute master of our domain, and never in need of outside help. That has nothing to do w...

The secret to judging is also the secret to loving. Both must be done without selfish intent and from a pure heart, if they are to have any meaning at all.

Don't be surprised that others are watching you, judging your life, talking about you. This has been the pattern—that God will do something new, and those beholden to the old will rally against it, and find reasons why you are unworthy, undeserving, unmerited. And you know what? They're right. You are. And at the same time, there is One who makes you absolutely worthy, by choosing to compl...

The power of persistence and the inevitability of true faith's revelation.

It wouldn't seem like much fun at all if God just skipped to the part about all the work He has for you to do. But if you allow God to do His work in you first, then you will find that the love He has planted in you brings joy in the work.

How could God ever use someone who messes up so much, who never seems to have it all together? In truth, a better question might be, Why does God always choose these people to work through? Because the Bible is full of these examples for us. It always comes down to this: God is after the heart, rather than the appearance.

God does not need an invitation. He goes where He will, when He will, how He will—and even beyond that, He is in all and through all, and there is nowhere that He is not. But the invitation is not for God; the invitation is the mental assent which prepares our hearts to be receptive of the King in all His majesty, to the possibility of this encounter with the One who is always with us and yet whos...

God opposes the proud, but gives grace to the humble. Pride will always place us into opposition with God—we make the choice to oppose His righteousness first, and He has no choice but to maintain righteousness in opposition to the position that we have taken.