Travis Students Weekly: Recent Episodes
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In Travis Students weekly we look at cultural challenges that youth face through the lens of the Gospel.
On our last episode of the semester we look at the final facet of justice, responsibility.
This week we look at another facet of justice, generosity. We saw the importance of having a generous heart and how it relates to the relational definition of justice.
This week we start looking at "justice" through the lens of the gospel rather than through the lens of the cultural landscape.
This week guest speaker, Nathan Randall, talks about how to have a proper conversation about cultural issues that saturate our society.
How do we respond to culture when culture doesn’t want to respond to us? This week we will look at how the church needs to be countercultural while also being compassionate.
This week we look at how being a part of the church and following after Christ leads to you living your best life.
This week on Travis Students Weekly we will be looking at the cultural issue/challenge of dating.
This week on Travis Students Weekly we look at how society and culture have defined tolerance. We then go on to look at the difference between the biblical narrative of tolerance and the cultural narrative of tolerance.
This week on Travis Students Weekly we look at what the Bible says about being a skeptic and a critic of others and the world.
This week we are looking at questions we can ask ourselves to see where we need to grow spiritually. Spiritual health can be a very hard thing analysis, especially if you don’t know what questions to ask yourself. We will also look at things we can do in our spiritual life to continue to grow in our walk with the Lord.
This week at Travis Students Weekly we talk about the inauguration and what the Bible has to say about the relationship of government in the Christian's life. God placed government in our life to bring Him honor and glory (Romans 13). This week we look at how we should respond to certain political issues and events that take place in our country's government system. More than ever, students are involved in what happens within our political system. Our aim with this podcast is to give the students a biblical approach on how to view these events and situations.
This week we look at how social media influences our lives. We see importance of finding our influence in the gospel rather than what the world says through social media.
In Travis Students weekly we look at cultural challenges that youth face through the lens of the Gospel.
This week we look at the purpose of the podcast and what we are trying to accomplish through it.