The Worldtellers Podcast

What is the difference between a life built on the solid foundation of Christ and his word versus a life that is built on anything else? Tune in as we discuss the teaching of the wise and foolish builder that Jesus speaks about in Matthew and Luke.

Tune in as we discuss a passage out of Philippians 3. For those in Christ, our citizenship is in heaven. How should that impact our time on earth? Also, how are we to see enemies of the cross of Christ?

As we take the week off, tune in to one of our earlier episodes. Flowing with the Holy Spirit, Call of Duty, a weed sprayer and peanut oil.

Is bearing the fruit of the spirit done out of our efforts or is it something produced in us by the Holy Spirit? Tune is as we discuss Galatians 5:16-26.

A very special guest joins us to discuss Romans 6. We are dead to sin and alive to God. Therefore, reckon yourself dead to sin!

Tune in as we dive into Romans 5:1-11. Paul touches on Justification through the blood of Christ and the fact that we now have peace with God, Endurance produced through tribulations and the ultimate hope we have in Christ.

John has seen and touched Jesus with his own hands and wants his audience to know that he is the eternal life and has come down in human form so that they can have fellowship with the eternal God through Christ. Tune in as we jump into 1 John 1:1-10 and discuss the incredible invitation God has extended to us through Christ and also how we are to walk in light and not in darkness.

The Apostle Paul pens his letter to the Philippians while in prison and counts all things as rubbish compared to knowing Christ. Tune in as we talk about one of Paul's most encouraging letters.

The prophecy of Jesus that is laid out in the book of Isaiah, declares the coming servant who is to take on the sins of the world and voluntarily go to the cross to take on the inquity of us all. Tune in as we discuss what Isaiah prophesied about Jesus 700 years before it took place.

Tune in as we discuss the persecution that the church in Thessalonica was facing and how it produced a stronger faith in them and how in the end God will bring forth justice.

Tune in for an interesting conversation on the sabbath and the differing takes on how this applies to us today.

Join in this Masters edition as we jump into the book of Colossians and focus on chapter 2. 

"In that day you will know that I am in my Father, and you in me, and I in You." John 14:20

Paul's strong language to the the Church in Corinth is our jumping off point in this week's episode. He tells the church not to associate with people living contrary to their identity in Christ. What does that look like for the church today and how do we navigate church discipline?

Join us as we dive into Mark 4:35-31 where Jesus is sleeping in the midst of a raging storm and his disciples ask him if he cares that they are perishing.

Join us as we dive into the book of Ecclesiastes and talk about the vanity of life under the sun.

Hebrews 12:4-11 is our starting point. God disciplines his children. What does that mean and look like for believers?

Continuing on from our pre-recording conversation, how can two people who are studying the same passage come to two polar opposite understandings? Is it a sin to have a wrong understanding of a doctrine and will we be held accountable for the fruit that wrong understanding produces?

This week we dive in to 2 Corinthians 5 and discuss how In Christ we are new creations. This leads us to the question: Does a Christian only have one nature or does a christian still have a sinful nature?

Join us as we dive into 2 Timothy where Paul describes the need for sound doctrine and how people will ultimately want teachers who will tell them what they want to hear as opposed to the truth and also how doctrine isn't something to just be debated and held onto but is meant to lead us into how we live our lives.

"Jesus Wept." John 11:35. Why did Jesus weep and what can we draw from this short verse? Tune in!

We dive into the parable of the Unworthy Servant in Luke 17:7-10. Tune in as we dive into what seems like a harsh message from Jesus but after you unpack it and see it in the context of the whole story of redemption how beautiful and meaningful this short parable is.

Next week we will be diving into a particular passage of scripture and going through it and how it applies in our daily lives but this week we pick up mid-conversation about war time generals and we somehow tie that into our faith walk. 

This week is a little bit of an extension from last weeks episode where we talked about why we are here but we start with how having some order in our lives vs our lives being completely full of chaos is healthy and what that points to.

Why are we here? How does our perspective on why we are here effect what we do and how we live our everyday life? Listen in as we discuss and work through these questions that everyone at some point has asked themselves.