Regarding God’s Aseity
God’s aseity: the unchanging and eternal foundation of understanding His divine nature, everlasting existence, and profound and boundless love for all creation, reflecting His infinite wisdom and grace.
Christian Marriage: Part One
Discover the profound differences between the Bible’s vision for marriage and the world’s perspective. Join Jon & Stephanie Delger as they delve into the challenges of cultivating a thriving relationship with Jesus at the center. What does it truly mean to honor God in your marriage? Why do so many couples struggle to connect deeply? In this enlightening conversation, you’ll uncover God’s design for marriage, explore the reasons behind its difficulties, and learn practical ways to nurture your bond. Don’t miss this opportunity to enrich your understanding and strengthen your relationship!
Is There a Line?
So you have a great candidate in front of you. They have character, skills, and people like them, but they don’t agree with all of your church’s beliefs. Is that ok? What percentage of agreement is required? Where is the line? In this thought-provoking discussion, we explore the tiers of theological convictions and how they impact hiring decisions. From core beliefs that define Christianity to secondary and tertiary issues, understanding these categories can help you navigate the complexities of staff alignment and foster a healthy church culture. Join us as we seek clarity in this crucial decision-making process.
Extreme Makeover
Explore Zechariah 3 and discover how Joshua the high priest’s filthy garments reveal the gospel message of grace, forgiveness, and being clothed in Christ’s righteousness.
Misinterpreted: Joshua 1:9
Have you ever seen Joshua 1:9 as a motivational slogan or tattoo? While its message of strength and courage resonates, the true meaning lies in its context. This verse was spoken to Joshua at a pivotal moment in Israel’s history, as he faced the daunting task of leading a nation into the promised land. Discover how this powerful passage is often misinterpreted and what it truly signifies about God’s presence and purpose. Join us as we explore the depth of this scripture and its relevance for our lives today.
Clothed in Grace: Part Two
Here at Gospel Threads, we love studying themes in the Bible! For our first season, we chose the theme of “Clothing” because it beautifully illustrates how we were stained by sin yet covered in righteousness through Jesus. From the fig leaves in Eden to the robes of righteousness in Revelation, see how God weaves his grace into every layer of Scripture. Discover how God clothed Adam and Eve in hope, how Joseph’s story unfolds with forgiveness, and how the Israelites learned to live as His people, all through the powerful symbolism of clothing. Join us on this journey!
Regarding the “Least of These”
The least of these: the often unnoticed individuals in daily life, each holding immense stories and insights that deserve our recognition, understanding, and compassion, reminding us that every person has their own unique journey and valuable contributions to our shared human experience.
Misinterpreted: 1 Corinthians 13
Often called “the love chapter,” 1 Corinthians 13 is one of the most well-known passages in the Bible, frequently quoted at weddings and anniversaries. However, its true meaning is often misinterpreted. Paul’s message isn’t about romantic love; it’s a theological correction for a divided church, emphasizing that without love, spiritual gifts are meaningless. This chapter challenges us to rethink how we understand love, conflict, and theology. Discover how 1 Corinthians 13 reshapes our daily lives and points us to the ultimate example of love—Jesus. Dive deeper into this powerful passage and its implications for our faith.
That’s a Good Question Live – Sports, Communion, Immigration, Spiritual Warfare & More
What does Jesus think about sports culture in America? Join Pastors Ryan, Nate, and Jon in a special live episode of That’s a Good Question, where they tackle pressing cultural and theological questions with biblical clarity and pastoral wisdom. From communion practices to the complexities of immigration, spiritual warfare, and even yoga, this wide-ranging conversation offers thoughtful, gospel-centered responses. Discover how truth and compassion intersect in today’s world, and find a safe space for open dialogue on challenging subjects. Have a question about the Christian faith? Submit it and you might see it featured in a future episode!
How to Surrender Control and Trust God with Your Child’s Salvation
When my kids were little, my greatest fear wasn’t their safety; it was their salvation. I thought it was my job to guide them to the narrow path that leads to life. In a moment of desperation, I even held my preschooler’s hand over a candle flame to illustrate the discomfort of hell. But what I learned through that experience—and the story of Rebekah—is that my attempts to control their destinies only revealed my lack of trust in God. Discover how surrendering control can bring peace and joy, knowing that salvation is ultimately in God’s hands, not ours.
Gospel Threads – Capsule Wardrobe
What if the original capsule wardrobe lasted 40 years? In this episode of Gospel Threads, we explore one of the most overlooked miracles in the Bible: during Israel’s 40 years in the wilderness, their clothes did not wear out and their sandals did not fail (Deuteronomy 8:4). While the Israelites wandered in the desert after…
Misinterpreted: Matthew 16:28
Matthew 16:28 has left many puzzled, prompting questions about the truth of the Bible. Jesus declares that some standing there will not taste death before seeing the Son of Man coming in his kingdom. Did he make a promise he didn’t keep? This passage invites us to explore its context and meaning, revealing that Jesus’ words may have been fulfilled in unexpected ways. Discover how the transfiguration, resurrection, and the spread of the gospel all play a role in understanding this verse, and learn how it speaks to our lives today with confidence, wonder, and hope.