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Explore and discover the biblical foundations and need for transferring the gospel to the next generation. Your hosts Charles & Daniel Cavanaugh team up as father and son to give you a personal look into what it means to transfer.
"That the generations to come might know..."
In this episode of Cross Talk, hosts Charles and Daniel explore systematic theology and its distinction from biblical theology. They revisit the authority of Scripture through seven key aspects, all beginning with "C": Clarity, Consistency, Comprehensiveness, Conclusiveness, Call, Unchanging nature, and Consummation. Drawing from passages like Psalm 119 and 2 Timothy 3:16-17, they emphasize that Scripture is God's authoritative, unified, and eternal Word. The discussion encourages believers to think biblically and systematically, applying Scripture's timeless truths to contemporary issues while remaining grounded in the gospel.
In this episode of Crosstalk, hosts Charles and Daniel explore what it means to "think big" about God. They challenge listeners to move beyond limited, childlike perceptions of God's size toward a mature understanding of His transcendence, nearness, and holiness. Using Scripture and personal stories, they present three key principles: a bigger view of God produces wiser thoughts, recognizing God's nearness leads to wiser decisions, and understanding God's holiness inspires purer living. They emphasize intentional biblical thinking as essential for personal faith and passing sound theological understanding to the next generation.
In this episode of Crosstalk, hosts Daniel and Charles continue their series on biblical thinking by presenting six self-evaluation questions to help listeners assess how they approach Scripture. They discuss the importance of seeking Jesus rather than just specific answers, the dangers of "rhema" thinking and proof-texting, and how preconceived ideas can distort biblical understanding. Using practical examples, they encourage listeners to read Scripture contextually and systematically, ultimately pursuing the joy of knowing God rather than merely seeking quick answers or winning arguments.
In this episode of Crosstalk, hosts Charles and Daniel explore the boundaries of human thought from a biblical perspective. They discuss how sound thinking must begin with recognizing God as Creator and Controller, and remain submitted to Scripture. Using examples like Adam and Eve and the Tower of Babel, they illustrate the consequences of thinking outside God's boundaries. They emphasize that sound thinking is rooted in God's goodness, greatness, and glory, ultimately leading to salvation and true satisfaction. Charles shares a personal testimony about finding assurance in Christ rather than in personal experience.
In this episode of Cross Talk: The Gospel for Today and Beyond, hosts Charles and Daniel explore the "realm of thought" in biblical theology. They discuss what it truly means to know God—emphasizing that this knowledge is relational, not merely factual, and unreachable by human effort alone. They connect knowing God to knowing ourselves as image bearers, highlighting how this shapes Christian views on life, morality, and culture. They also address understanding our times through a biblical lens and how Scripture equips believers to respond faithfully to modern issues, developing a distinctly Christian way of thinking.
In this episode of Crosstalk, hosts Daniel and Charles continue their "Thinking" series by exploring Scripture's grand narrative. They examine Christ as the suffering Savior, tracing redemption's thread from Genesis through Revelation. The hosts contrast the Bible's linear, purposeful view of history with postmodern rejections of overarching narratives. Using four key Old Testament events — the Fall, the Flood, the Exodus, and Israel's Kingdom and Exile — they illustrate God's consistent plan of salvation. They emphasize that salvation, though deeply personal, ultimately centers on God's glory, challenging listeners to align their thinking with Scripture's sovereign narrative.
In this episode of Crosstalk, hosts Daniel and Charles explore the authority behind Christian thinking, specifically how believers should approach and interpret Scripture. They examine three perspectives on the Bible: a negative view that treats it as a quick fix for life's problems, and two positive views — the Bible as a filter that shapes our worldview and as a framework grounded in hermeneutics. Central to their discussion is understanding God's nature and purpose, emphasizing that correct, intentional thinking about Scripture is essential to avoid misinterpretation and to faithfully pass the gospel to the next generation.
In this episode of Cross Talk, hosts Charles and Daniel explore what it means to be a "Thinking Christian." Building on their previous discussion of worldly thinking, they outline key elements of biblical thinking: keeping Christ at the center of all thought, applying critical thinking through a gospel lens, and building on a solid foundation rooted in a proper view of God, self, and the world. They conclude by emphasizing faith as the defining mark of Christian thought — a deliberate trust in Christ that shapes how believers understand and engage with all of reality.
In this episode of Crosstalk, hosts Charles and Daniel continue their series on biblical thinking by examining "worldly thinking." They explore its influences, including the allure of worldly glory, gratification, and Satan's role as the "god of this world." The hosts highlight worldly thinking's inadequacies, noting its temporal and selfish motivations that fail to address eternal needs. They also expose its intentions, revealing how the world seduces minds, steals affections, and ultimately seeks to harm souls. The episode encourages Christians to remain vigilant and discerning, setting the stage for a future discussion on cultivating biblical thinking.
In this episode of Crosstalk, hosts Charles and Daniel continue their series on thinking, exploring three key categories: intense, emotional, and recreational thinking. They discuss how intense thinking, often triggered by crises, can cause stress when we're unprepared. Using biblical examples like the disciples, Job, and Elijah, they examine how emotional thinking can override truth and faith. They also address recreational thinking, cautioning against passive entertainment and escapism. Throughout, Charles and Daniel emphasize the importance of developing biblically grounded thinking to navigate life's challenges more effectively and make wiser decisions.
In this episode of Crosstalk, hosts Charles and Daniel explore "thought control" from a Christian perspective. They define thinking as intentionally rehearsing and applying ideas, emphasizing that believers must be deliberate rather than passive in their thought lives. The conversation covers key practices for clarifying and focusing thoughts, including reading, writing, and listening. They also address cultural challenges, such as media and technology shaping our minds, while highlighting the biblical responsibility to renew the mind and embrace truth. Ultimately, the hosts encourage listeners to take intentional control of their thoughts, aligning them with God's Word.
In this episode of Cross Talk, hosts Charles and Daniel continue their discussion on thinking, focusing on obstacles to sound, biblical reasoning. They identify four key barriers: the fallen human will, rooted in original sin and affecting both believers and unbelievers; the corrupting influence of the fallen world; futile human wisdom that replaces God's truth with folly; and undisciplined thinking. Drawing from Romans 1, Romans 7, and 2 Timothy 1:7, they emphasize that overcoming these obstacles requires disciplined, self-controlled thinking grounded in a proper understanding of God, as true wisdom begins with fearing the Lord.
In this new series premiere of Crosstalk, hosts Charles and Daniel launch a new series on biblical thinking. They explore Paul's command in 2 Timothy 2:7, emphasizing that thinking rightly is both an obligation and a privilege for believers. Highlighting cultural challenges facing the church, they stress the urgent need for intentional, Scripture-grounded thinking. Drawing from Romans 12:2, Philippians 4:8, and Joshua 1:8, they argue that biblical thinking shapes every area of life and produces hope rooted in Christ. The episode sets the foundation for a season dedicated to helping listeners think clearly, godly, and purposefully for the glory of God.
In this episode of Crosstalk, hosts Charles and Daniel tackle the topic of sexuality in today's sex-saturated culture. They explore how sex has shifted from being relational and purposeful to recreational and treated as a personal right. Drawing on biblical teachings, particularly from Paul's letters in 1 Corinthians and 1 Thessalonians, they emphasize that Christians are called to honor God with their bodies and live counterculturally. They also address modern challenges like pornography and emerging technologies, urging believers to ground themselves in Scripture and the gospel as the foundation for a healthy, biblical understanding of sexuality.
In this episode of Crosstalk, hosts Charles and Daniel tackle the timely question of how Christians should biblically respond when a president acts in ways they find objectionable. Drawing on Scripture and historical examples, they emphasize humility, self-examination, and prayer over reactive criticism. Key themes include recognizing God's sovereignty over leadership, distinguishing constructive critique from mere complaining, and avoiding the trap of social media-driven cynicism. The hosts encourage believers to engage thoughtfully and graciously, reflecting Christ's own example of navigating political authority with both respect and integrity.
In this episode of Crosstalk, hosts Charles and Daniel explore how Christians should biblically navigate social media and AI-driven entertainment. They discuss three key challenges: the stewardship of time, distinguishing reality from social media's curated illusions, and cultivating contentment. Using personal anecdotes and Scripture, they encourage listeners to practice self-control, set digital boundaries, and prioritize intentional living. They warn against social media's addictive nature and AI-generated misinformation while urging believers to ground their engagement with technology in God's truth and the leading of the Holy Spirit.
In this episode of Cross Talk, hosts Charles and Daniel discuss Artificial Intelligence through a Christian and biblical lens. They explore two extremes—total rejection and uncritical acceptance—urging believers to evaluate AI with discernment. Charles shares how he uses tools like ChatGPT in his bookkeeping business to improve efficiency and communication. However, both hosts express concern about AI replacing human creativity and fostering spiritual laziness, particularly in areas like sermon preparation. Grounding their discussion in Romans 12:1-2, they emphasize renewing the mind through Scripture to navigate AI's opportunities and dangers without conforming to worldly patterns.
In this episode of Cross Talk, hosts Daniel and Charles explore whether borders are biblical, concluding they are indeed God-ordained. Drawing from Scripture, they highlight examples like the Garden of Eden and God's covenant with Abraham to show that borders have always served to limit, define, and protect. They connect biblical principles to contemporary border debates, cautioning against purely emotional or political arguments. The hosts also reflect on the church's spiritual boundaries and Jesus' acknowledgment of earthly governance. Throughout, they emphasize approaching cultural conversations with humility, biblical wisdom, and a commitment to truth over winning arguments.
EP 14.536 | In this episode of Cross Talk, Charles and Daniel discuss James Talarico, a politician who presents himself as a Christian but makes theologically questionable claims. They critique statements like "God is pro-neighbor" and "God is non-binary," contrasting them with biblical teaching. The hosts emphasize the importance of interpreting Scripture in its full context rather than selectively, warning listeners about politicians who use religious language to advance political agendas. They encourage Christians to think critically and biblically when evaluating public figures, regardless of political affiliation, and to engage thoughtfully with those influenced by such messaging.
EP 14.535 | In this episode of the "Cross Talk" podcast, hosts Charles and Daniel explore the biblical role of government and its importance in society. Drawing from scripture and American history, they discuss how Judeo-Christian principles shaped the nation’s founding, the necessity of structure and order, and the Christian’s responsibility to pray for and respect authorities. Emphasizing both the blessings and imperfections of government, they encourage listeners to engage faithfully in their civic duties and appreciate government as part of God’s providential design for societal flourishing.
EP 14.534 | In this episode of Crosstalk, hosts Charles and Daniel discuss "Radical Islam" as part of their cultural conversations series. They examine the ideology’s global and U.S. presence, its incompatibility with religious freedom, and contrast it with Christian principles of love and non-coercion. The hosts address the roles of both government and Christians in responding to radical threats, emphasizing prayer, understanding, and lawful protection. They urge listeners to avoid bigotry, uphold biblical love, and reflect on the church’s spiritual mission versus the government’s duty to protect society.
EP 14.533 | In this episode of the "Cross Talk" podcast, Charles and Daniel explore the biblical foundation of the rule of law and the Christian’s responsibility to obey governing authorities. Drawing from Scripture, they discuss the necessity of law to restrain sin, the dangers of lawlessness, and the importance of submitting to authority—even when imperfect. They address contemporary issues, emphasize the spiritual roots of lawlessness, and urge believers to think biblically, honor civil laws, and pray for leaders, highlighting the balance between obedience to earthly authorities and faithfulness to God.
EP 14.532 | In this Cross Talk episode, hosts Charles and Daniel discuss the importance of sharing the gospel with clarity and sincerity, avoiding formulaic or pressured approaches. They emphasize that gospel conversations should center on repentance and faith in Christ, relying on God’s work rather than human persuasion. Through personal stories and practical advice, they encourage listeners to faithfully proclaim the gospel, trust the Holy Spirit’s role in salvation, and keep Christ at the heart of every conversation. The episode concludes with an invitation to engage further and a preview of upcoming culturally relevant discussions.
EP 14.531 | In this episode of the "Cross Talk" podcast, hosts Charles and Daniel discuss the critical importance of the gospel’s purity, clarity, and exclusivity. They share personal stories about struggling to understand the gospel and highlight the necessity of recognizing human sinfulness and helplessness apart from Christ. Through heartfelt conversation and biblical reflection, they emphasize that salvation comes through faith in Christ alone and that the gospel’s power lies in its simplicity and sufficiency. The episode encourages listeners to grasp and faithfully pass on the pure gospel to the next generation.
EP 14.530 | In this New Year episode of the "Cross Talk" podcast, hosts Charles and Daniel discuss the centrality and exclusivity of the gospel, emphasizing its foundation in one sovereign God and the unique way to salvation through Jesus Christ. They address cultural challenges to this exclusivity, share plans to introduce video content, and invite listeners to engage with future discussions on faith and culture. The episode sets the tone for a year of thoughtful conversations, encouraging listeners to embrace the gospel’s truth and its implications for daily life and future generations.
EP 13.529 | Even Christmas traditions should be done for the glory of God. Charles and Daniel bring biblical meaning and purpose behind their personal Christmas traditions that have long been held in their family.
Even Christmas traditions should be done for the glory of God. Charles and Daniel bring biblical meaning and purpose behind their personal Christmas traditions that have long been held in their family.
EP 13.527 | Even Christmas traditions should be done for the glory of God. Charles and Daniel bring biblical meaning and purpose behind their personal Christmas traditions that have long been held in their family.
EP 13.526 | Even Christmas traditions should be done for the glory of God. Charles and Daniel bring biblical meaning and purpose behind their personal Christmas traditions that have long been held in their family.
EP 13.525 | Charles and Daniel talk about their family Thanksgiving traditions and speak to the graces that are found in those traditions each and every year.
EP 13.524 | Every Christian must be fighting sin. It's biblical. It's necessary and by God's grace it can be done. Charles and Daniel discuss the biblical methods that have worked through to fight sin in their own life.
EP 13.523 | A life of biblcal sorrow over sin and confession of that sin cannot be lacking in a believer. Charles and Daniel discuss how the Lord has worked in their life when it comes to this rhythm.
EP 13.522 | Join Passion4Christ speakers Daniel Cavanaugh, Charles Cavanaugh, Micah Cavanaugh and Matt Watson as they discuss this year's theme of "Grace" and why the weekend is worth attending.
EP 13.521 | The culture seems to be concentrated in an attitude of "I am owed". How are we to respond to this attitude and guard against in it in our own hearts? It's time to have a discussion about it.
EP 13.520 | How do you keep from just living a life that suggest it is filled with purpose because you are busy? Charles and Daniel give personal testimony in how they have battled this over the years.
EP 13.519 | Charles and Daniel take a moment to reflect on the assassination of Charlies Kirk. How are we to wrestle and respond with such tragedy and trauma as Christians?
EP 13.518 | Sexual identity, political identity, cultural identity, but what is the Christian’s identity?
EP 13.517 | Sexual identity, political identity, cultural identity, but what is the Christian’s identity?
EP 13.516 | Our political agenda is not primarily an earthly pursuit. Our citizenship is in heaven.
EP 12.486 | Don't just sing Christmas Carol's this season out of tradition. Let's meditate on the deep and profound truths Christmas carol's give us!
EP 12.485 | Don't just sing Christmas Carol's this season out of tradition. Let's meditate on the deep and profound truths Christmas carol's give us!
EP 12. 484 | Don't just sing Christmas Carol's this season out of tradition. Let's meditate on the deep and profound truths Christmas carol's give us!
EP 12.483 | Don't just sing Christmas Carol's this season out of tradition. Let's meditate on the deep and profound truths Christmas carol's give us!
EP 12.481 | The Church is much more than just an earthly institution giving to us by God. It holds eternal significance for the believer.
EP 12.480 | What would life be like for the Christian without the local church? We have a feeling there would be a big void.
EP 12.479 | There is always plenty of discussion of what the mission of the church should be and what means we use to accomplish the mission. But what does the scriptures have to say?
EP 12.478 | When it comes to the church, what two things should be primary? Charles and Daniel talk about it.
EP 12.477 | The church is not a human institution, but there is a biblically God ordained structure that has been set up.
EP 12.476 | When you have something as historical and biblical as the church, there is bound to be misconception. Let's take the time to break apart those misconceptions and insure we see things biblically.
EP 12.475 | Why is a discussion about The Church so important? To give you a hint: it has to do with the Bible says.
EP 12.474 | Over 10 years ago we took a deep dive into the biblical issue of the church. We are revisiting the issue. Charles and Daniel discuss why they thinks is as important as its ever been.
EP 12.473 | Justice has become a word that gets used a lot, but what is biblical justice?
EP 12.472 | Social Media has become a force to be reckoned with for the believer. The question is how do we engage with it biblically?
EP 12.470 | The recent phenomenon of intersectionality is not biblical. The question is: why?
EP 12.469 | Human identity is a modern social construct, and the bible has much to offer to us by way of evaluation.
EP 12.468 | Is the phrase, "we are to be in the world and not of the world" a biblical phrase? Let's find out.
EP 12.467 | Is the phrase, "we are to be in the world and not of the world" a biblical phrase? Let's find out.
EP 12.466 | Sexual identity, political identity, cultural identity, but what is the Christian's identity?
EP 12.465 | Sexual identity, political identity, cultural identity, but what is the Christian's identity?
EP 12.464 | Sexual identity, political identity, cultural identity, but what is the Christian's identity?
EP 12.463 | Sexual identity, political identity, cultural identity, but what is the Christian's identity?
EP 12.462 | Our political agenda is not primarily an earthly pursuit. Our citizenship is in heaven.
EP 12.460 | The thread of resting runs throughout scripture. Once applied, it changes your life.
EP 12.457 | As we close out the series on worship, we want to leave you with a few questions to ponder and meditate on - to prayer through as you seek to grow in your daily worship of our great God.
EP 12.456 | The question that remains is the implications that spiritual disciplines has for our daily worship. Charles and Daniel discuss it.
EP 12.455 | We have hinted at it throughout our series on worship but now its time to get down to the basics: how do we apply the biblical understanding to worship our great God?
EP 12.454 | There can be a lot of confusion when it comes to the relationship of worship and The Holy Spirit, but honestly, it is quite simple. Join us as we talk about it!
EP 12.453 | Join us for Part 2 of a personal look at worship in our in depth intereview with college pastor Christian Barrett.
EP 12.452 | Christian Barrett - college pastor of Westwood Church - joins us to talk about worship and the challenge and joy of discipling others in a biblical view of worship.
EP 12.451 | Worship cannot be understood apart from the work of God int the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
EP 12.449 | Let us be filled with wonder of our great God so that we might respond in worship to Him!
EP 12.448 | We are so saturated with wonder that it has become distracting. Could this be hindering our worship?
EP 12.445 | Let's continue our discussion on important questions to ask about God so that we might know the one we worship.
EP 12.444 | We were made for worship and more importantly worship of our great God. But what questions should we ask about God? If we are to worship Him, we must know Him.
EP 11.443 | This Christmas we rejoice in the gift of a Sovereign King who rules and reigns over all!
EP 11.441 | The free gift of Salvation is a wonderous and glorious joy for all who believe. Let us consider this precious gift.
EP 11.440 | Christmas is a time to reflect on God's gift's of grace. Let's consider the gift of sight that God has given us!
EP 11.439 | Life is full of seasons and our life is full of God's grace. What better time to reflect on these season's of grace as we enter the Thanksgiving holiday.
EP 11.438 | It's time to wrap things up. Join us as we do a final analysis and challenge ourselves on what are viewpoint should be going forward with our biblical roles.
EP 11.437 | Join us for part 2 with our guest Alex Abbott as we continue our discussion on being a church member.
EP 11.436 | Church member, Alex Abbot, joins us as our guest to give a personal look at what it means biblically to be a church member.
EP 11.435 | Micah Cavanaugh joins us once again to discuss how a biblical understanding of government should inform us and speaks from personal experience to give insight on how Christians should be engaged in the governmental affairs.
EP 11.434 | Micah Cavanaugh joins us and discusses how a biblical understanding of government should inform us and speaks from personal experience to give insight on how Christians should be engaged in governmental affairs.
EP 11.433 | Join us for part 2 of Charles's interview with Daniel on how singles have a vital role to play within the church.
EP 11.432 | Charles interviews Daniel to get his perspective on how singles can thrive in their role within the body of Christ. Yes, they have an important role to play!
EP 11.431 | Don't miss part two of our interview with Matt Watson as we continue to discuss the role of pastor.
EP 11.430 | Pastor and friend, Matt Watson joins us to discuss the biblical role of pastor. He gives us both a biblical and personal analysis of this important role.
EP 11.429 | Special Guest, Ben Russell, joins us again to talk about the importance of spiritual leadership in the role of being a husband.
EP 11.428 | Pastor and friend, Ben Russell, join us this week to talk about his commitment and conviction in being a father.
EP 11.427 | Our special guest Erin Abbott join us to talk about her commitment and conviction in being a mother.
EP 11.426 | Our special guest Erin Abbott join us to talk about her experience as a wife and how the scripture form her thinking.
EP 11.425 | The roles we play in the path of life must be biblically applies not just understood.
EP 11.424 | There is a framework for the biblical roles we play. Let's discover what that framework is...
EP 11.423 | To be good biblical thinkers, we need to question everything. We do not question in doubt but from a desire to grow in our ability to worship the one who knows all things.
EP 11.422 | Don't be afraid of questions. In fact, you need to be ready to answer questions. Let's embrace questions as an opportunity to become better thinkers.
EP 11.421 | Join us for Part 2 of our interview and discussion with Christian Barrett on the importance and need for a biblical worldview.
EP 11.420 | Join us this week as we interview our special guest Christian Barrett on the importance and need for a biblical worldview.
EP 11.419 | If we are going to be biblically systematic in our thinking, we need to know how to think it through. So, let's think it through together.
EP 11.418 | It's time to think about systematic theology and we are going to be systematic, we need to revisit where are authority comes from for our system of thinking.
EP 11.417 | When we think about "biggness", we think geometrically. But when we talk about the "biggness" of God, how are we to think?
EP 11.416 | Let's ask some questions that will help us determine if we are thinking correctly about the Big Story.
EP 11.415 | If there is a realm to thinking, there must be boundaries. What are the boundaries of thought? When it comes to thinking, there are boundaries that must govern us.
EP 11.414 | What we believe about the bible informs our thinking. The bible has a theological construct and it informs the realm of thought. Let's discover the realm of thinking.
EP 11.413 | What is the big story when it comes to scripture? How should this big story influence our thinking? There is a thread that runs through God's word, and it should influence all our thinking regarding God's purpose for all eternity.
EP 11.412 | Who or what has the authority over our thinking? What rules our thinking about the bible is important. If we think wrongly about scripture, it is still a problem even though our thinking is on scripture.
EP 11.411 | The opposite of worldly thinking is biblical thinking. If we embrace the importance of thinking, we must begin to understand how we should think. Is your thinking biblical?
EP 11.410 | We are surrounded by the influences of the world. Some are good some are bad, but do we know how to think through the motivations and intentions of the world? It's time to think it through.
EP 11.409 | When discussing thinking, we must recognize the different ways humans think. As human beings, we all tend to think a certain way. What are those various ways?
EP 11.408 | We have said that thinking is not be involuntary but intentional. If we believe that, we have to think about the idea of controlling thought.
EP 11.407 | There is a reason why we struggle to think correctly. The biblical answer is clear: we are fallen and flawed.
EP 11.406 | The how and why we should be deep and biblical thinkers. Let's lay the groundwork.
Redemption from complete bondage is not a sweet Christmas topic. But it is profound and glorious.
Thanksgiving is more than a time together. It’s a time to rehearse the goodness of God.
In wrapping up Church History, we end with a look at the formation of the church that we know and experience today.
Are denominations necessary? Where did they come from? We answer these questions and more!
We stand on the shoulders of those who went before us. Who were those people who made history?
We stand on the shoulders of those who went before us. Who were those people who made history?
Humanity is depraved but that still doesn’t mean God does not use mankind to accomplish his means in history.
If history is doomed to repeat itself, then we should know what happened and how it affects us today.
How did the Catholic church gain such power and influence? It was slow and at times imperceptible.
What isms and schisms have had dire and consequential influence both today and the past?
The Puritans carried the mantle of The Reformation for over 200 years. How did they do it?
The Reformation started on the content of Europe, but it made its way across the English channel with lots of drama.
The Reformation truths bombs have been released but even so, there is radical ideas and factions as the Reformation continues.
The Reformation brought hope and the ripples of that hope have been felt for generations.
There was a glimmer of a light that led from the dark ages to the reformation. It brought hope in a dark world.
What made the Dark Ages Dark? It was more than just ignorance and deevolution of progress.
There was a process for how The Canon of scripture was developed and it is important to the strength of our faith.
When you say Rome, it encapsulates so much that has happened with the church. Let's take a look at the rise.
In the first 500 years of the church, the leadership went from biblical pastoral leadership to priestly influence. How did that happen?
When it comes to the leading of the Holy Spirit, there is much we assume instead of understand.
The term "Abiding" is often misused and misunderstood in scripture. Let's define it biblically.
If our purpose in the New Year is to be like Jesus, what are the means to be like Jesus?
Social Media has become a strong danger for the believer. The question is how do we engage with it biblically?
Human identity is very much a modern social construct and the biblical has much to say on it.
Is the phrase, "we are to be in the world and not of the world" a biblical phrase? We talk about it!
Is the phrase, "we are to be in the world and not of the world" a biblical phrase? We talk about it!
Sexual identity, political identity, cultural identity, but what is the Christian's identity?
Sexual identity, political identity, cultural identity, but what is the Christian's identity?
Sexual identity, political identity, cultural identity, but what is the Christian's identity?
Sexual identity, political identity, cultural identity, but what is the Christian’s identity?
Our political agenda is not primarily an earthly pursuit. Our citizenship is in heaven.
The centrality of the Gospel is an imperative and the scriptures give us the Gospel in its entirety.
We have to know what our thinking and posture on prayer is before we can learn how to pray.
The local church and the home are not mutually exclusive. The responsibility to grow is shared.
To understand what the Bible says about the Family, we have to understand our purpose in this life.
To understand what the Bible says about the Family, we have to understand our purpose in this life.
COVID, riots, wildfires: death seems to be all around us. How are we to think biblically about death & eternity.
COVID, riots, wildfires: death seems to be all around us. How are we to think biblically about death & eternity.
The scriptures provide the understanding we need to know how to embrace and engage in life’s circumstances.
The scriptures provide the understanding we need to know how to embrace and engage in life’s circumstances.
When it comes to the ministry of discipleship, we need to know what it looks like, taste like, smells like, feels like.
When it comes to the ministry of discipleship, we need to know what it looks like, taste like, smells like, feels like.
Disciple makers have the discernment to know false disciples and false disciple "makers".
In order to obey the command to make disciples, what is the primary motivation for doing it?
What is true discipleship? This week’s episode deals with the big picture overview of biblical discipleship.
Social media and vocal bantering is the theme of the day. How do we impose the need to guard our tongue on this issue?
When it comes to the latest cause and crisis, what foundation is the church built upon and guided by?
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is more than just a theory. It is the difference between life and death.
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is more than just a theory. It is the difference between life and death.
What are you doing with all the time you have now? Are you redeeming the time you have?
The hard question this week: What does the bible say about physical blessings of the Lord?
The hard question this week: did Jesus tell the Rich Young Ruler to work for his salvation?
To answer hard questions in the bible, you have to know how to approach the scripture correctly. We have to lay the foundation before the answer comes.
CrossTalk was started almost 8 years ago, and the mission & vision has never waivered. So with the new kick off, we are revisiting what is CrossTalk and casting the vision for the new season.
What should our life style consist of in 2020? The post EP 8.264 | New Year’s Joy appeared first on Vision4Living.
The baby who was born in a manager at "Christmas" was a sovereign. The post EP 7.263 | An Old Testament Christmas: The Birth of a Sovereign [Continued] appeared first on Vision4Living.
The baby who was born in a manager at "Christmas" was a sovereign. The post EP 7.262 | An Old Testament Christmas: The Birth of a Sovereign appeared first on Vision4Living.
An Old Testament Christmas: What the OT teaches us about Authority and Adoration. The post EP 7.261 | An Old Testament Christmas: Authority & Adoration appeared first on Vision4Living.
An Old Testament Christmas: what the OT teaches us about anticipation and assurance. The post EP 7.260 | An Old Testament Christmas: Anticipation & Assurance appeared first on Vision4Living.
There is no Thanksgiving without humility. The post EP 7.259 | Making the Most of Thanksgiving: Part 3 appeared first on Vision4Living.
If we have been giving grace, then we should extend grace. The post EP 7.258 | Making the Most of Thanksgiving: Part 2 appeared first on Vision4Living.
In order to celebrate Thanksgiving, you must possess contentment. The post EP 7.257 | Making the Most of Thanksgiving: Part 1 appeared first on Vision4Living.
The biblical answer to: "Is the Church to be user friendly?" The post EP 7.256 | Is the Church User Friendly? Part 2 appeared first on Vision4Living.
Is the church supposed to be "user friendly"? The post EP 7.255 | Is the church user friendly? Part 1 appeared first on Vision4Living.
Since time was, generational transfer has been a part of the fabric and framework of God's Kingdom.
Whether is bad thinking or good thinking, there will always be a product of that thinking.
Another year has come and gone. Though we experience and say this every year, how do we face the new year with hope?