A Real God: Recent Episodes
A Real God
Welcome to A Real God. This is a platform designed to provoke thought about God. Does God exist? If so who is he? What religion is true? And is Jesus God's final Revelation of himself? This platform is to make you think about what you believe in and find for yourself if it is true. I hope that you will join me on this journey!
Jesus did not come to make evil people good but to make dead people alive. What does that mean? To understand the meaning to that phrase you have to understand the history of the relationship between man and God.
Today we have a great conversation with Ben Stewart from Uncharted International. Ben shares his experience in missions and what Christianity looks like in other countries where it is not an accepted religion.
Please be sure to check out Ben and Uncharted International in the links below: Ben Stewart: https://www.facebook.com/BenStewart1980 Uncharted: https://www.facebook.com/unchartedintl/?pnref=lhc Uncharted International Web Site: www.unchartedinternational.org
Salvation is not something that happens with just a simple prayer or something that happens overnight. Salvation in Jesus takes time and work. Today Jake Miller tells us about that struggle in his life and his work to overcome it.
Today we talk to Jake Miller. Jake tells us about his journey to salvation in Jesus. This is part one of two where Jake explains his life before Jesus and some of his struggles with God in the world of Drugs, Sex and Rock n Roll.
Mithras, Osiris, Horis, and even Muhammad. With all of these other gods and messianic figures what makes Jesus the one true God. Today We talk to pastor Seth Davidson about Jesus and what makes Jesus the Real God?
Today we talk to pastor Seth Davidson about the pre-Easter traditions that a large number of Christians have followed for centuries. Seth explains where the traditions of Ash Wednesday, Lent and Holy Week come from. We also talk about the book of Acts and how it sets the foundation of these traditions.
There are so meny people that are quick to pass judgment and keep somone out of the church. But why is that? Where does that come from? It is not the way that Jesus taught us to love, and we as humans are not able to change anyone’s sinful ways. So why do we keep running into this issue? I think it is an issue of perspective.