Why do we need a savior? Why is Jesus so important? Where did it all go wrong? Read with us:https://www.bible.com/en/reading-plans/56 Essential Jesus ResourcesScripture Union: https://store.scriptureunionresources.com/ejesus/ Have questions? Email us at askgoingdeeper@gmail.com.
The question is “Who is Jesus?” We’re back with a new season and a new reading plan! This season we’re reading through the E-100 Essential Jesus reading plan, covering the 100 essential passages of scripture about Jesus. Read with us:https://www.bible.com/en/reading-plans/56 Essential Jesus ResourcesScripture Union: https://store.scriptureunionresources.com/ejesus/ Have questions? Email us at askgoingdeeper@gmail.com.
James encourages his readers to treat each other fairly in business dealings, and to have “holy conversations” by confessing our sins. We find that it is in community that we realize the power of the gospel, especially if we’re focused on God. askgoingdeeper@gmail.com
In this week’s episode we discuss a little piece of chapter 4 from the book of James. The discussion centers around the idea of God being jealous or envious of the things we desire versus us being jealous for the wrong things. Let us know what you think. Send us an email to askgoingdeeper@gmail.com
In our conversation about Chapter 3, we talk about the heavy burden of being a leader in the church, and taming our tongues. Leave a comment or send an email to askgoingdeeper@gmail.com.
In today’s episode we talk about the differences between Paul’s writing about Abraham and Isaac’s test, and the author of the book of James’ use of the Old Testament account. Leave us a comment or send us a question to askgoingdeeper@gmail.com
In this episode Kyle and Becky discuss the issues brought up in Chapter 1 of the book of James, specifically the concepts of trials and temptations. If you have questions about this or any other episode of the podcast, drop us a comment or send us an email to askgoingdeeper@gmail.com.
In this episode of Going deeper we begin our conversation on the book of James. It’s one of the most quoted books of the new testament, but it’s also one of the most confusing and controversial. Allow us to shed a little light on it, or maybe even make you more confused.
The book of revelation is fascinating, encouraging, and troubling all at the same time. When we allow ourselves to read the book as apocalyptic poetry, we discover that God is revealing to us the eventual outcome of his plan that he laid out for us, his creation, from the very beginning. Do you have questions for us? Send an email to askgoingdeeper@gmail.com.
Theologians have, for centuries, debated the value of faith versus works. In today’s episode we spend a bit of time hashing out the balance between faith and works and how they work together as we live out a transformed life in Jesus Christ. Do you have questions for us? Send an email to askgoingdeeper@gmail.com.
