The MetaChurch Podcast: Recent Episodes
Aaron Rosa
The MetaChurch is a community of gospel believers gathering within the metaverse across a range of virtual reality and digital media to learn and spread the good news of Jesus.
What's your tendency? To view God as a source of infinite power? Or infinite wisdom? Today we'll meet a blue collar family who search for God in each one of those ways with surprising results that will inform how we can be transformed.
Psychologists say that 70% of people have experienced imposter syndrome, the feeling that they aren't as good as others think. Moses was no different and the way God responds to him speaks volumes about how God chooses to relate to us today.
What do a Marvel movie, an 18th century mutiny and a burning bush have to tell us about how to transform the culture around us? Join us as we look at how a passage of scripture you would probably skip holds the most exciting potential for your life today.
Have you ever felt like you were unseen in yo ur suffering? Like you were hurting but invisible to the world around you? Or that you've cried out for help and nobody seemed to hear? Or maybe you've seen or heard the suffering of the world but the cause seems so overwhelming that it causes you to shut down. In this passage we're going to look at how God sees all suffering and hears all cries and provides a way to transform the world through His example and power.
Have you carried a secret sin with you that precludes you from being used by God? Today we'll see how Moses' deepest fear kept him from his greatest hope, to dwell in the presence of God. As we find how he was able to make his way to God, we'll see how we also can follow in those footsteps.
For many of us it's easy to think of God like Moses, a man who comes from a different background and can't exactly understand what we're going through, but that's not what the Gospel preaches. In this passage we'll see how the greater Moses, Jesus, not only sees and hears our suffering, but actually identifies with it and experiences it along side of us.
Imagine a wall street Harvard grad working the oil fields of North Dakota, that's the situation we find Moses in after his escape from Egypt. Find out how God builds his leaders in an incredible story of grace for a man who has lost it all.
What do Ted Bundy, Moses and his midlife crisis have in common? Well, murder, yes, but also something a little more earthshattering for mankind. Join us as we see how one question brought Moses to his knees and elevates Jesus above all others.
Today we examine the structure of the Old Testament, a parallel legend and the unlikely story of the baby in the bullrushes.
How does Civil Disobedience fit into the life of a believer? What can it gain us, and more importantly, what are its limits? Today we'll look at the example of two ordinary professional women and their courage to change something, while also understanding the deeper root of the human condition.
As we examine Exodus 1:8-14, we'll be introduced to the bad guy of the Exodus story, see how an ancient Egyptian Hebrew would have viewed this geopolitical battle, and talk about a usurping king and his dark kingdom. (Exodus Series Episode 2)