The Physics of Faith

Tim and Tommy finish the book of Jonah, discussing the prophet's response to God's mercy on Nineveh. If you would like to support the podcast: https://buymeacoffee.com/physicsoffaith

Tim and Brandon discuss the art of homiletics, or how to write a sermon. This is a simple and fun look at the process, and explanation of the elements placed in a message. If you'd like to support the podcast: https://buymeacoffee.com/physicsoffaith

Tim and Tommy read and discuss Jonah chapter three, reviewing Jonah's actions after leaving the whale, and Nineveh's response to the message he delivers. To Support: https://buymeacoffee.com/physicsoffaith

Tim and Brandon review some of the traps laid by the Pharisees for Jesus, and how Jesus rebuked them for their legalism and hypocrisy. If you would like to support the Physics of Faith: https://buymeacoffee.com/physicsoffaith

Tim and Tommy continue through the book of Jonah, reading Jonah's prayer from in the belly of the "whale." If you would like to support the Podcast: https://buymeacoffee.com/physicsoffaith

Tim preaches out of Genesis Chapter Three, explaining the fall of man, and God's plan for redemption.

Tim and Tommy dive into the book of Jonah, and discuss the life of the prophet who ran from God's calling. If you would like to support the Podcast: https://buymeacoffee.com/physicsoffaith

Jesus tells the Pharisees that the only sign they will receive is the sign of Jonah. What does this mean? Tim and Brandon take a look at what the scripture says about this sign, and those who ask for signs. For opportunities to support the Physics of Faith, go here: https://buymeacoffee.com/physicsoffaith

Tommy and Tim discuss the death of King David, and the passing of the kingdom to Solomon, his son.

Tim and Brandon wrap up their series on the beatitudes from the sermon on the mount. What did Jesus mean when He said blessed are the peacemakers? How do we find joy in persecution? How does this apply to our daily life?

Tommy and Tim read about the defeat of Absolom, and David's response to losing the son that rebelled against him.

Tim and Brandon continue through the beatitudes that Jesus preached at the sermon on the mount. What does it mean to hunger and thirst for righteousness, to be merciful, or to be pure at heart?

Tommy and Tim continue the story of David, in which David's son, Absolom, rebels against his father and devises a plan to name himself king.

Tim and Brandon start a three part series about the beatitudes preached by Jesus at the Sermon on the mount. What does it mean to be poor in spirit? How do we at with gentleness? Where is the comfort in our mourning?

Tommy and Tim discuss David repenting for his sin of killing Uriah, and the aftermath of his sin.

Tommy delivers a Sunday morning message about greed, and how it is more than just a desire for money, and why we should guard against it.

Tommy and Tim discuss David's affair with the wife of Uriah, how it came to be, and David's attempt to cover it up.

Tim and Brandon discuss empathy, what the Bible says about it, and how Christians can rightly use it, or wrongly overuse it. Empathy is a tool in the believer's tool belt, and we should approach it with wisdom.

Tommy and Tim read through 2nd Samuel chapter six, and how David brought the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem, the new capital and city of David.

Tim preaches on the gift of faith during a series about the gifts of the spirit described in 1st Corinthians 12.

Tommy and Tim discuss David being named King over all of Israel, taking the city of Jerusalem, fighting the Philistines, and some of his character flaws beginning to appear.

Tim and Brandon wrap up their belief statement series discussing topics like Culture, Inclusion, and Substance Abuse, asking how the world approaches things versus how the church should.

Tommy and Tim read 2nd Samuel chapter one, and discuss David's reaction to the news of Saul, and Jonathan's, death.

Tim and Brandon discuss the church's belief statements on Identity and Women in Leadership, and what the Bible says about both.

Tommy and Tim continue the story of David in 1st Samuel 24, reviewing David's chance meeting with Saul in a cave, and how the warrior refused to murder the king who had been hunting him.