TBC Youth Podcast: Recent Episodes
TBC Youth Podcast
When you truly care for someone, but you see them living in sin, what do you do? We live in a "you do you" culture where it is really easy to ignore others' sins, but that is not the kind of life Christ called us to in the church. We are called to a higher standard... one that actually encourages positive growth. In this episode, we look in the book of Galatians to see how Paul handled a situation when his brother Peter was living in sin.
As we continue to look at the relationships formed in the early church, how do we see friends supporting each other in their interactions with the world? Today, we look at the story of Peter and John (Acts 3:1-4:22) and see how two friends support each other as they pursue unexpected mission work in their day-to-day lives.
Barnabas is perhaps one of the most underrated characters in the story of the Acts. His love for Saul was instrumental in bringing about unity between an ex-murderer and the church of that time. How can we apply Barnabas' example of Christ's love to our own lives? (Acts 9:26-30)
In this final episode of season 1 of the TBC Youth Podcast, we are honored to host almost the entire class of 2020! They share what God has taught them over the years and offer any wisdom they may have for their fellow classmates who are still striving to finish high school. Enjoy!
How do I pursue my own political convictions in a way that is unifying for the body of Christ rather than disruptive? How do I pursue those convictions in a way that is glorifying to God? Let's look at Colossians 3...
Why do I struggle with sin even though I have been saved by Jesus Christ? Why do I desire sin even though I also desire God? What do I do about it?
What is wisdom? How do I pursue wisdom as God would have me pursue it? How do I allow godly wisdom to influence my life?
Prayer is so simple, yet we make it so complex. What is at the heart of your prayer life?
During this time, many are saying that this pandemic is a sign of the end times. How should we as believers respond to this? What is God's promise to believers concerning the end times or even simply times that are trying?