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Welcome to the Root Issues podcast where we're gathering around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture.
Am I in darkness? It's a question most of us ask quietly, usually when we're unsure who we are or where our life is actually headed. In this episode of the Root Issues Podcast, we open the first verses of John 1 and talk about what Scripture says about identity, life, and light — and why the darkness never gets the final word.
John begins his gospel not with a birth story but with a claim about who Jesus is from the very beginning: the Word, the source of life, and the light of men. That has direct consequences for how you understand yourself. If life and light come from Him, then your identity isn't something you build, perform for, or lose in a hard season — it's something you receive.
We work through the questions a lot of people carry but rarely say out loud: How do I know if I'm walking in darkness? Why does my sense of identity keep shifting? And what does it actually mean that the light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it?
Suffering doesn't stay neatly in one corner of life — it shows up at the dinner table, in our marriages, in the way we raise our kids, and in the quiet questions we carry to God. In this episode of the Root Issues Podcast, we sit down to talk honestly about why we suffer and what it means to walk through hardship as a family rooted in Christian faith.
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Welcome back to the Root Issues Podcast and our series through the Gospel of John! In this episode, we explore one of the central themes of John's Gospel: identity — who Jesus is, and who we are because of Him.
The Gospel of John was written so that we may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God. But John doesn't stop there — he also shows us what that belief means for us: that to all who receive Him, He gives the right to become children of God. We look at how John reveals the identity of Jesus and how that truth transforms our own identity as believers.
In a world where everyone is searching for identity, the Gospel of John gives us the answer: we discover who we truly are only when we discover who Jesus truly is.
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Welcome to a brand new series on the Root Issues Podcast! In this first episode, we begin our journey through the Gospel of John with an introduction to the book and a deep dive into John Chapter 1.
Who wrote the Gospel of John? Why is it so different from Matthew, Mark, and Luke? And what does John mean when he says "the Word became flesh"?
In this episode, along with our guests, Kaylee and Gage, discuss how to trust God in every situation of our lives, ultimately becoming unshakeable in our faith.
In this episode, we unpack the theology behind the last chapter of the book of Hebrews.
In today's episode of Root Issues, we dig into Hebrews 11 and ask one of the most foundational questions of the Christian life: what is faith?
Along the way we talk about what biblical faith really is (and what it isn't), why it's impossible to please God without it, and how the same faith that moved these ancient saints is meant to shape our everyday lives.
Whether faith feels strong right now or you're wrestling with doubt, this conversation is an invitation to look again at the God who is worthy of our trust.
in this episode of Root Issues, along with our new special guest, Dan Dangler, we discuss what if the Bible's "Do not be afraid" wasn't just a command — but a promise? Join us as we explore what God actually says about anxiety, fear, and the peace He wants for your life. Practical. Biblical. Life-changing.
In this episode, we dive into the closing verses of Hebrews 10 — one of the most powerful passages in the New Testament about what it means to hold on to your faith when life gets hard.
The writer of Hebrews speaks to a weary church, calling them to draw near to God with confidence, endure suffering, remember what God has already done, and not throw away their faith. We unpack what this means for us today and how four key themes — faith, endurance, gratefulness, and repentance — work together to shape a life that doesn't shrink back.
Whether you're new to the Bible or have been walking with God for years, this conversation is for anyone who has ever felt tired, discouraged, or unsure if they can keep going.
Exploring the Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25—one of Jesus's most powerful teachings on potential, stewardship, and accountability.
In this episode, we have a special guest with us, John, who is helping us unpack the benefit of Jesus sacrifice for us and our response to it.
In this episode of Root Issues, we discuss the fulfilment of the old covenant as mentioned by the author of Hebrews in chapter 9.
In this episode, we sit down with our special guest Covington to explore one of the most misunderstood chapters in the New Testament — Hebrews 8. Together, we unpack the relationship between the old and new covenants, asking the hard questions: Does the new covenant cancel the old? Has God replaced Israel with the Church? And what does all of this mean for how we, as followers of Jesus, should treat and think about Israel today? If you've ever wrestled with replacement theology, Christian antisemitism, or simply wondered what Hebrews 8 is really saying — this episode is for you.
In this episode we discuss about the signs of a mature believer as they are presented mostly in the Book of Hebrews, while our anchor is in our High Priest.
In this episode, we will discuss how do we make Jesus our anchor, so that in times of need we receive mercy and grace.
In this episode, we have a special guest, pastor Derek, who explains to us the 5 signs that the power and life of the resurrection of the Lord is working into our lives.
In today episode, we have a special guest, Jonah, who helps us uncover the truth about Lord Jesus prayer in the garden of Gethsemane and the blood that was paid for us.
In this episode of Root Issues, we discuss about how we can make Lord Jesus being an anchor for our soul in times of distress, and also describes immaturity and maturity regarding the spiritual life.
In today episode, we are discussing about Hebrews 5, where the author is presenting Lord Jesus as our High Priest who brought to the heavenly Temple a sacrifice of blood which is not only covering our sins, but washing them away.
In this episode of Root Issues, we dive into Hebrews 4 to explore what it really means that the Word of God is living and active. Together we unpack how God’s Word penetrates our hearts, exposes what is hidden, and invites us into God’s rest in Jesus. Whether you’re feeling numb, busy, or spiritually hungry, this conversation will help you see Scripture not as dry ink on a page but as God’s personal, powerful voice speaking into your everyday life.
In today`s episode, we discuss about the idea of compromising with sin and how to affects our relationship with the Holy God.
In this podcast episode we discuss about the idea form Hebrews 3 of exhortation - what does it means, why do we need it and how we should do it.
We invite you in this episode to look togheter with us what is the solution for a hardened heart and how to find rest!
In this episode of Root Issues, I sit down with Pastor Steve and Ellen to dive deep into Hebrews 2, a chapter that calls us back to the foundation of our faith. We start by examining the urgent warning not to drift away from the great salvation we've been given—a salvation so profound that it was first declared by the Lord himself and confirmed to us by those who heard him.
Throughout our conversation, we explore several critical themes:
- The majesty of Jesus as our High Priest who understands our struggles because he became fully human.
- Why we must fix our eyes on Jesus and hold fast to what we've received.
- The nature of our great salvation and why neglecting it carries serious consequences.
- How Jesus dealt with sin through his atoning sacrifice, destroying the power of death and freeing us from lifelong bondage to fear.
- What it means that Jesus had to be made like us in every way to become a merciful and faithful High Priest.
In this episode of Root Issues we discuss about the problem of the churches that we tend to drift away from the person of Lord Jesus and from what He is doing for us, interceding for us at the right hand of the Father.
We discuss about the idea of surrendering into His Hands, so that we can receive the gifts and miracles of the Holy Spirit.
Join us today on our podcast where we discuss about how can we today look in the past and learn to be faithful in times of confusion.
We will learn how to understand the Scripture through the hebrew mindset, how to understand the person and the work of Lord Jesus as our Savior, God and High Priest; we look into the truth of our rest in Him, forever.
Today in our episode of Root Issues we are discussing about the introduction to the Book of Hebrew. Join us while we discuss about how Lord Jesus is superior to everyone, including angels, and how He revealed to us by being the exact representation of the Father!
Hebrews 12:1-2 invites us to lay down our burdens by looking at Jesus, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross. Come with me to the cross, in order that we may leave our burdens and witness the heavenly words spoken by the crucified King.
Join us to Root Issues Podcast, as we welcome special guest Alyssa for a deep dive into one of Scripture's most powerful resurrection encounters. We explore Luke 24 and the road to Emmaus story, where two heartbroken disciples meet the risen Christ without recognizing Him—until He opens the Scriptures and breaks bread with them. Their hearts burned within them as Jesus revealed how all of Scripture pointed to His death and resurrection. We discuss how the book of Hebrews expands on this theme of Christ as the fulfillment of Old Testament revelation, and what it means for our hearts to burn with passion for God's Word today. Whether you're experiencing spiritual disappointment or seeking deeper understanding of how Christ appears throughout Scripture, this conversation will reignite your love for biblical truth.
In this episode of Root Issues, we dive deep into one of Paul's most profound declarations about Christian contentment found in Philippians 4:11-29. What does it truly mean to be content in every circumstance—whether in plenty or in want? We explore the Greek text to uncover Paul's "secret" of contentment and discover that his sufficiency wasn't rooted in circumstances, personal strength, or material provision, but in Christ himself.
In this episode of Root Issues, we have a special guest with us, Jonathan Woodrow, where we examine Paul's call in Philippians 4:8-9 to think on whatever is true, noble, right, pure, lovely, and admirable.
We explore how these divine standards provide a practical framework for evaluating the entertainment we consume. Paul's instruction isn't just about avoiding the impure; it's about actively filling our minds with excellence and training our thoughts toward what honors God..
Join us on Root Issues as we work through Philippians 4:1-7, one of Scripture's most beloved passages on anxiety and prayer. Paul moves from addressing church conflict to offering a radical solution for worry—bringing everything to God with thanksgiving. We discuss what it means to stand firm as "beloved" people, the command to rejoice always, and how God's peace acts as a garrison protecting our hearts. This is practical theology for anxious times.
In this episode of Root Issues, we explore the often-overlooked biblical theology of table fellowship and its vital role in the life of the church. The shared meal has always been more than just food—it's a theological act of community, hospitality, and discipleship.
We examine key passages that demonstrate how eating together functioned as a primary expression of Christian unity and love, looking at both the practical and spiritual dimensions of gathering around the table.
In this episode of Root Issues, we discuss the uncomfortable reality of self-deception using Mark 14:26 as our starting point. The disciples had just shared Passover with Jesus and walked confidently toward the Mount of Olives, singing hymns and making promises they couldn't keep. If you had asked them whether they'd stand with Jesus no matter what, every one would have said yes—yet that very night exposed a different reality.
In this episode of Root Issues, we explore one of Paul's most passionate declarations about the Christian life. Philippians 3:10-21 reveals Paul's singular ambition: to know Christ intimately, experience the power of His resurrection, and share in His sufferings. Writing from prison, Paul describes the Christian journey not as arrival but as relentless pursuit—pressing toward the goal despite not having "already obtained" perfection.
In this episode of Root Issues, we dive deep into Philippians 3:1-9, where the Apostle Paul presents one of Scripture's most radical contrasts between human achievement and divine righteousness. Paul begins by warning the Philippian church to "rejoice in the Lord" and beware of those who place confidence in the flesh—the Judaizers who insisted on circumcision and law-keeping for salvation
In a culture obsessed with recognition and self-promotion, Paul introduces us to two men who turned the world's values upside down: Timothy and Epaphroditus. One nearly died for the gospel. The other genuinely cared when everyone else was looking out for themselves. In this episode, we explore Philippians 2:19-30 and discover what Christ-like service really looks like—and why these "ordinary" believers might be the most extraordinary people in Scripture.
In this episode of Root Issues, we dive deep into one of Paul's most misunderstood passages in Philippians 2:12-13, where he calls believers to "work out your salvation with fear and trembling." This powerful text has confused and even frightened Christians for centuries, leading some to question whether salvation can be lost or if our efforts somehow earn God's favor.
Join us as we examine how this passage connects to Paul's broader encouragement to the Philippian church and what it means for believers today to cultivate their salvation with reverent dependency on God's power working within them.
In this episode of Root Issues, we explore one of the most profound Christological passages in Scripture: Philippians 2:5-13. We dive deep into the Christ hymn, examining what it means that Jesus "emptied Himself" and took on the form of a servant. Through careful exegesis of the original Greek text, we unpack the theological significance of Christ's humility and obedience unto death, and how His subsequent exaltation shapes our understanding of salvation and Christian living.
In this episode of Root Issues, togheter with Pastor Steve and Ellen, we explore Philippians 2:1-4, where Paul presents one of Scripture's most powerful teachings on Christian unity. Paul appeals to the vertical realities believers experience with God—encouragement in Christ, comfort from His love, fellowship of the Spirit, and divine affection—and provides us with the true secret of the unity of the Church.
In this episode of Root Issues, we have a special guest, Pastor Chris, and we dive deep into John chapter 15, one of the most powerful passages from Jesus' farewell discourse to His disciples. Recorded just before His crucifixion, this chapter gives us Jesus' famous metaphor of the vine and branches—a vivid illustration of what it means to remain connected to Christ and bear lasting spiritual fruit.
We'll explore the profound relationship between Jesus (the true vine), the Father (the vinedresser), and believers (the branches), unpacking what it truly means to "abide" in Christ. From there, we examine Jesus' radical commandment to love one another and His declaration that "greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for his friends" (John 15:13).
In this episode, we journey through Philippians 1:19–30, exploring Paul’s powerful reminder that our true citizenship is in heaven. We discuss how this perspective shaped the early believers, guided Paul’s ministry in the face of hardship, and challenges us today to live with kingdom identity in a world that often pulls our loyalties elsewhere. With honest conversation and practical insight, Root Issues invites listeners to reflect on what it means to stand firm, live worthy of the gospel, and let heavenly citizenship transform how we think, speak, and act.
Join us on this episode as we unearth the deep spiritual truths that anchor our faith. Philippians 1:12-18 reveals a profound root issue: how we find purpose in our circumstances. Paul's imprisonment could have derailed his calling, but instead became his most effective platform for gospel ministry. This episode digs into why we often resist the platforms God chooses for us and how embracing our 'chains'—whether physical, emotional, or circumstantial—can become our greatest ministry opportunity.
Join us on Root Issues as we explore Philippians 1:1-11, where Paul writes from prison with remarkable joy and confidence.
Whether you're struggling with church relationships, wondering how to pray effectively, or questioning God's faithfulness during difficult seasons, this passage addresses the root issues that shape authentic Christian living. Discover how Paul's example from prison can transform your perspective on community, prayer, and trusting God's unchanging commitment to His people.
Ever wondered how one of the New Testament's most joyful letters was born out of prison bars, earthquakes, and Roman beatings? Join us as we dive deep into the incredible backstory behind Paul's letter to the Philippians.
We'll explore the dramatic events of Acts 16, where Paul and Silas experienced their first European ministry through imprisonment, supernatural intervention, and unexpected conversions in the Roman colony of Philippi. Then we'll connect these founding moments to Paul's later pastoral warnings in 2 Timothy 3, where he prepares Timothy for the "difficult times" ahead and emphasizes the power of Scripture to equip believers for every good work
In this episode of Root Issues, we explore, togheter with special guest Pastor Derek, Jesus' famous words from Matthew 11 about taking his yoke and finding his burden light. We discuss how it applies to our modern lives filled with stress, expectations, and spiritual exhaustion. The conversation covers the difference between the heavy burdens of religious legalism and the restful discipline of following Christ, offering practical insights for anyone feeling overwhelmed by life's demands.
Join us for a deep dive into one of Scripture's most challenging chapters as we explore the crucial distinction between being humble and practicing humility. In James 4, we encounter God's radical call to submit, surrender, and draw near—but what does it really mean to embody the humility that "receives grace" rather than opposition?
Join us for a deep dive into one of Scripture's most challenging chapters as we explore the crucial distinction between being humble and practicing humility. In James 4, we encounter God's radical call to submit, surrender, and draw near—but what does it really mean to embody the humility that "receives grace" rather than opposition?
Join us for a deep dive into one of Scripture's most challenging chapters as we explore the crucial distinction between being humble and practicing humility. In James 4, we encounter God's radical call to submit, surrender, and draw near—but what does it really mean to embody the humility that "receives grace" rather than opposition?
In this episode, we dive deep into Luke 4 and explore Jesus' 40-day wilderness experience. Discover why the wilderness wasn't just a biblical backdrop, but a crucial season of testing that every believer must navigate. We'll unpack how Jesus' victory over temptation in the desert provides the blueprint for our own spiritual battles, and why God often leads us into wilderness seasons to strengthen our faith, clarify our identity, and prepare us for ministry.
In this episode, we explore Jesus’ words in Luke 11–12, where He confronts the hypocrisy of the Pharisees and calls out the danger of false humility. Join us as we reflect on His powerful teaching and consider what it means to live with authentic faith and integrity.
Join us in this episode were we discuss alongside our special guest, Joel Richardson, the Maranatha cry that we miss in our churches and the events that will happen before the return of our Lord Jesus.
In the heart of the Christian story, Jesus embodies profound humility. Born in a humble stable, he chose a life of service over earthly power, washing his disciples' feet like a servant and teaching that the greatest must become the least. His ultimate act—dying on the cross for humanity—shows true strength in surrender, inspiring us to embrace humility in our own lives.
In this compelling episode of our spiritual exploration series, we delve into the timeless story of Moses and his profound struggles to discern and respond to God's voice amidst chaos, doubt, and divine encounters, battling between pride and humility.
As well, this is our last episode with Luke, which has been a blessing for all this time for us!
Discover the timeless struggle between pride and humility in “The Battle To Hear God’s Voice,” as we journey through the story of Abraham and Isaac. This episode explores how Abraham’s willingness to listen and obey shaped his destiny.
Explore the age-old tension between pride and humility through the lens of the Garden of Eden story. In this podcast, we unravel how Adam and Eve’s choices reveal deeper truths about human nature, ambition, and the costs of self-exaltation.
This episode explores the struggle between pride and humility in hearing God’s voice, inspired by Romans 1:16-17 and Martin Luther’s personal journey. Discover how pride can block us from receiving God’s message, while humility opens our hearts to the gospel’s power. Just as Luther humbled himself to accept that righteousness comes by faith—not by our own efforts—we’ll discuss how embracing humility allows us to truly hear and respond to God in our own lives.
What does it really mean to love our neighbor? In this episode, we explore C.S. Lewis’s iconic 1941 sermon, “The Weight of Glory,” where he challenges us to move beyond mere unselfishness and embrace true, active love. Drawing on the parable of the Good Samaritan from Luke 10, we see how Jesus redefines neighborly love—not as avoiding harm or simply denying ourselves, but as compassion in action, crossing boundaries to care for those in need.
In this insightful episode, Daniel and Pastor Derek dive into the Parables of Jesus, with a special focus on the Parable of the Lost Sheep from Luke 15. Join us as we explore the profound spiritual lessons behind this beloved story, uncovering themes of God's relentless love, redemption, and the value of every individual. Through thoughtful discussion, we reflect on how this parable speaks to our lives today and challenges us to embody grace.
The Book of Malachi, the final book of the Old Testament, delivers a powerful message to the people of Israel after their return from exile, confronting spiritual apathy, corrupt leadership, and social injustice. Structured as a series of dialogues between God and His people, Malachi challenges both priests and laypeople to renewed faithfulness, sincere worship, and ethical living. Despite stern warnings, the book ultimately offers hope, promising that God’s love endures and that restoration awaits those who return to Him.
The Book of Zechariah, a powerful prophetic text from the Old Testament written between 520-470 BC, brings a message of hope to Jewish exiles returning to Jerusalem. Through striking visions and divine messages, Zechariah urges them to rebuild the temple and renew their faith, while revealing captivating prophecies about a humble king and savior. Highlighting God’s supreme power, judgment, and the ultimate triumph of His Kingdom, it’s an inspiring source of insight into divine promise and redemption.
Join us as we root our hearts in the prophecy of Zechariah and answer the question: How do we truly seek first the Kingdom of God?
- Recognize God’s unfolding kingdom across history.
- Let prophetic insight shape present faith and action.
- Align daily living around Kingdom-first priorities.
In this episode, we journey through the book of Habakkuk—a prophet who wrestled with doubt, frustration, and fear in the face of injustice and an uncertain future. Yet, in the middle of his questions, Habakkuk discovered a joy rooted not in circumstances, but in God Himself. Join us as we unpack how his honest dialogue with God led him from complaint to confidence, and how his story invites us to find hope and joy even when life feels overwhelming.
Continuing our series in the minor prophets teaching out of the book of Nahum and the big question of whether we are praising God or playing God.
This Easter Sunday we look at the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ and how that power unites and integrates our mind, body and spirit making us whole, knowing who we are and who we are becoming for eternity.
Palm Sunday, Today we are reading out of John 12 discussing Jesus’ actions and teaching leading up to Passover and our great need today to show people Jesus and our resurrected life.
This week, we dive into the book of Micah to explore what true confidence looks like when it’s rooted in the Holy Spirit. We’ll talk about being filled and led by the Spirit, the assurance that comes from being right with God, and the quiet strength found in hearing His voice and waiting on His timing. If you’re seeking clarity, boldness, or just a deeper connection with God, this episode is for you.
the intimate connection between worship and mission and God’s “Go!” to Jonah and Jesus’ “Go!” to us.
n this episode, we reflect on transitions, both personal and biblical, as we explore the profound message found in the book of Obadiah—the shortest book in the Old Testament, yet one rich with relevance today.
We unpack how pride continues to separate us from the promises of God. Through thoughtful discussion, we consider how humility positions us to receive God’s grace and walk in our true identity and inheritance.
This week, the team dive into the book of Amos and unpacks a powerful truth: God often speaks from the margins. In a world chasing comfort and clarity, are we willing to look to the fringe to hear His voice? And are we bold enough to step into the fray to carry His prophetic word? Tune in for a timely and challenging message about listening deeply and living courageously.
This we look at the book of Joel and the big idea that only God the Father through Jesus by the Holy Spirit can offer ever increasing life with ever increasing satisfaction.
This week Steve started a new series in the 12 Minor Prophets of the Old Testament, starting with Hosea talking about Faith as something far beyond just what we say we believe.
Steve Michelle and Alyssa join to uncover some challenging and beautiful truths on marriage.
The foundations of our life are based on Relationships. Dive in with Steve, Alisa and Maidy as they explore Dating.
In this inspiring episode, we dive deep into the transformative power of prayer with our special guest, Chase Tucker, a passionate coach who has witnessed firsthand the miraculous impact of a prayer-filled life. Together, we’ll explore practical ways to pray boldly, loudly and align with God’s will, experiencing His power in every aspect of life. Whether you’re new to prayer or seeking to deepen your connection, this conversation will leave you encouraged and equipped to pray with confidence and faith.
What if God is speaking to you right now? Through the lens of a boy’s journey to becoming a prophet, this podcast unpacks how God wants to speak to all of us, revealing His plans and purpose in ways you might not expect.
Steve and Luke discuss how culture and our understanding of prayer can destroy the joy of talking and hearing our Father.
Christmas is more than a festive season—it’s a chapter in the grand story of God’s Kingdom. In this episode, we explore how Christmas fits into the larger narrative of God’s redemptive plan and the awe-inspiring wonder that comes when we seek His Kingdom first. Join us as we uncover the deeper meaning behind the celebration and reflect on the astonishing truth of God’s love and purpose for us.
Join Luke and Alisa as they explore what it means to embrace a childlike faith and keep the true spirit of Christmas alive. In this episode, they share practical tips to focus on joy, wonder, and Christ-centered traditions, steering clear of the stress and pressure that can overshadow the season.
Recorded on 12/18/24
This week Steve and Luke discuss Mark chapter 15 and how finding meaning is finding the truth and that those who are about the Truth will listen to Jesus’ voice.
Recorded: 12/11/24
Breaking down what Steve taught out of Mark chapter 14 a few weeks ago about the idea of man’s ongoing attempt to put God on trial and how not to fall away.
Recorded on 11/20/24
Invitation to the Secret Place join Luke and Chris as they discuss the invitation we have to the Secret Place with Jesus.
This week, Steve, Lauren, and Allysa discussed the rest of Mark's chapter 13, about what Jesus says we should look for as the end approaches.
This week Steve started teaching Mark 13, the Olivet discourse, and the understanding of Jesus’ prophecy about the destruction of the temple and where we currently are in God’s plan for history.
Join Steve, our friend Daniel from Romania, and Allysa as they discuss this powerful discourse and where we are in God's plan for history
Understanding the Kingdom of God in the World Today (Part 2). Join Steve, Alysa, and our special guest from Romania as we discuss the implications of the Kingdom of God and the world.
Join us this week as we gather and talk about Mark 12. Our special guest Daniel takes us deep into the historical context and applications that this passage has for our lives. As always Lauren, Steve, and Allysa chime in and we have a great time! hope you enjoy!
This week Steve taught out of Mark chapter 11 about Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem and the cleansing of the temple and what this means for our alignment and allegiance to God’s plan for His Church and the Temple now and in the future.
Join Steve, Lauren, and Alysa as they discuss Mark 10. We discuss the effects of Marriage and Divorce, Children in the Church, and leave everyone with a challenge!
Join Lauren, Steve, and Alysa as they discuss the implications of having eyes and ears for the Kingdom of God.
This week on Root Issues, we have a special episode with Steve, Steve, and Steve. Tune in to be encouraged!
Join as Alexa and Lauren have a take a deeper look at Mark 4 and what it means to us today.
Join us this week as Steve, and Alexa, join around the table to discuss Mark 3 and what that means for us today!
Join us this week as Steve, Alexa, and Lauren join around the table to discuss Mark 2 and what that means for us today!
Listen in as Lexa, Steve and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on the key to life is being connected to the right person. There is no more important person to be connected to than Jesus Christ the King
Listen in as Lexa, Alyssa, Steve and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 5:18-21 about how to make space for the Spirit to do His work in our life and the life of the Church.
Listen in as Lexa, Alyssa, Steve and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 5:18-21 about how to make space for the Spirit to do His work in our life and the life of the Church.
Listen in as Lexa, Steve and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 6:16-20 and how we need to put on the armor of God so we can stand and represent our King and so we can be faithful in all circumstances.
Listen in as Lauren and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 5. We dig into the root issues of culture in topics like dating, marriage, and what to look for in a significant other.
Join Lauren, Lexa, and Steve as they gather around the table to bridge the generational gap discussing sitting in the heavenly places.
Listen in as Luke, Lauren, Steve and Alexa gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 5. We dig into the root issues of culture in topics like dating, marriage, and what to look for in a significant other.
Listen in as Alyssa, Lauren, Steve and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 1:15-23 and how we can know “the immeasurable greatness of his power toward us,” as we prepare to live not die!
Listen in as Luke, Lauren, Steve and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 5:1-16 about what it looks like to be spiritually asleep and the glories of what it is to be spiritually alive and experiencing the benefits of the resurrection life.
Listen in as Luke, Lauren, Lexa, Steve and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 4:25 - 5:2, about the glorious integrated life of following Jesus and the danger of not dealing with inner unrest and turmoil but how to practically experience the freedom of a whole life in Christ Jesus.
Listen in as Luke, Lauren, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 4:17-24 and how we apply the Gospel by putting off, putting on and the renewal of the spirit of our mind.
This week, Steve taught on Ephesians. Diving into the importance of the fivefold ministry and growing in love.
This week Steve taught in Ephesians 4:1-7, diving into the importance of relational unity within the Body of Christ and how it is critical to God’s overall purpose of uniting all things in heaven and earth together.
Listen in as Lauren, Lexa, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 4:1-7, diving into the importance of relational unity within the Body of Christ and how it is critical to God’s overall purpose of uniting all things in heaven and earth together.
Listen in as Lauren, Lexa, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 3:14-21, looking at Paul’s powerful prayer for both believers and unbelievers to experience the fullness of God in their inner being and belonging to the household of God.
Listen in as Steve,Lauren, Lexa, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 3:1-13 and talked about 4 key aspects of faith that are necessary for a growing healthy faith for the individual believer and the church.
Listen in as Steve,Lauren, Lexa, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians chapter two, about what real peace is and how we can have peace in our life and in the world.
Listen in as Steve, Alyssa, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 2:1-10; we cannot solve humankind’s problems until we see the truth about humankind. And we cannot embrace the glory of salvation until we understand our state we were saved from so we can start walking in what we were saved to.
Listen in as Steve, Alexa, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on five passages in Ephesians that relate to the heavenly realm and how the message of Ephesians can encourage and equip us as we head into 2024.
Listen in as Alexa, Ally, Armando, Lauren, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on understanding the secrets to the Kingdom of God and how cling to it for building a deeper awe-inspired relationship with God which produces a huge harvest and the perseverance of the saints.
Listen in as Luke, Lauren, Steve and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on. How to see God when it seems as if everything is collapsing around you.
Listen in as Luke, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation takes a big picture look at the last part of chapter one of Ephesians and discusses why Paul prayed these prayers for the churches.
Listen in as Steve, and Lauren gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 1:11-14 again focusing on verse 13 and the importance of knowing what it means to be sealed by the Spirit.
Listen in as Steve, and Lauren gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 1:11-14 with Revelation 2, the letter to the Ephesians, and encouraged us to remember and renew the joy of our salvation so we can restore a zeal to share the hope inside us.
Listen in as Steve, Lauren, Lexa and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on the ultimate purpose of God in Christ in bringing all things together in heaven and earth and how Paul’s time in Ephesus in Acts 19 sheds light on that.
Listen in as Steve, Lauren, Lexa and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on verses 7-10 in chapter 1 of Ephesians which explaines the importance and power of blood in God’s saving plan from the beginning to the end to unite all things in Christ in heaven and earth.
Listen in as Steve, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians looking at verses 5-6 and the blessings we have because of our loving Father who has given us revelation into His glorious grace and how Belief, Being and Behavior are fleshed out in life.
Listen in as Steve, Lauren, Lexa,Alyssa, Super Dave and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Ephesians 1:3-4 and why developing a Heavenly Perspective is so critical to our God-given purpose, identity and struggle to walk holy and blameless.
Listen in as Steve, Lauren, Lexa and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on on verse two of Ephesians chapter one and the supernatural and miraculous work of the Gospel to bring grace to our lives so we can be at peace with God and experience the riches of His inheritance.
Listen in as Steve, Jeff, Lexa and Luke gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on the book of Ephesians with a "heavenly places" perspective and looking at what is holding us back from being saints, faithful and experiencing all the riches of being “in Christ”.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, Luke, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on King Hezekiah and how we can learn from him the importance of unity, sanctity and upholding the Gospel of the Kingdom in uncertain times.
Listen in as Lauren, Luke and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 2 Chronicles chapters 17-20 learning from king Jehoshaphat some key lessons on understanding and seeking the kingdom of God so we can be in His will and hear His voice clearly.
Listen in as Lauren, Lexa, Jeff, Luke and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on bout king Asa and how faith has to be fought for in trials, in the good times, in our families, in society, and in battles for mental and physical health.
Listen in as Steve, and Luke gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 1 Kings chapter 13 about the importance of wholehearted devotion to the Lord in the midst of constant compromise to break out of the cycle of the Kings.
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Listen in as Steve, Luke, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on origin story of the Old Testament Temple and its role throughout history leading up to the new Temple and Church to encourage our souls with what God has done and is going to yet do to truly dwell with us on earth.
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Listen in as Luke, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on the difference between David’s heart and Saul’s heart so we can learn how to be people after God’s heart and not repeat the failures of Israel and her many kings who lost heart and favor with God.
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Listen in as Steve, Luke, Alyssa and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Lessons from the Kings, Steve’s new summer series where we will journey through 1 and 2 Samuel, 1 and 2 Kings and 1 and 2 Chronicles. In this first message, in this Root Issues we will cover three critical biblical lessons around the question, “Who is King?” from 1 Samuel 1-16. A detailed sermon manuscript can be found at www.stephenwoodrow.com
Listen in as Steve, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Romans 8 and the importance of practicing Sitting, Listening, Praying, and Waiting. He also gives 8 practical questions to evaluate if we are being led by the Spirit.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, and Luke gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Romans 8:1-2 about what the law of the Spirit of Life is and how it sets us free to be people of the Spirit.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, Luke and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Chapter 8 of Romans discussing what it means to set our minds on the things of the Spirit.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, Luke and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Romans 7 teaching about the inner struggle of the soul with sin and the struggle to obey the Law. Awareness of these soul realities is necessary to lead us into the new way of the Spirit and Gospel centeredness.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, Luke and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Romans 7 verse 7-13, showing how the Gospel frees us from Confusion (fear, anxiety and lawlessness) and sets us free to Contentment (faith, peace and righteousness).
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Romans chapter 7 about the glorious Gospel freeing us from the law and sin into a whole new way of living by the Spirit.
Listen in as Alyssa, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Romans 6 and taught about the importance of knowing the new language of being a new creation and how embracing our new identity in Christ also gives us God’s view of history bringing faith and peace.
Listen in as Steve, Alyssa, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Romans chapters 6-8. We must know who we are in Christ before we can learn to be like Christ. We must learn to be people of the Spirit and not merely human.
Listen in as Steve, Alyssa, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Romans chapters 6-8. We must know who we are in Christ before we can learn to be like Christ. We must learn to be people of the Spirit and not merely human.
Listen in as Steve, Alyssa, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on ohn chapter 12 and asks the question if we are willing to consider that the God of our story and life is not the God of the Bible but a distortion of the God of the Bible we created to cope with our struggles. And can we remember the time the Gospel became personal?
Listen in as Steve, Luke, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on chapter 6 in 2 Corinthians, calling us all to develop a heart in pursuit of holiness and to see the Church and our bodies as God’s temple so we can experience all the promises of God and not receive His grace in vain.
Listen in as Steve, Luke, Alyssa, Emma and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 2 Corinthians chapter 6, looking at Paul’s exhortation to the church to widen their hearts and awaken their affections. Steve tied in Hebrews 4:12-13 to show how our hearts are widened by the Word of God by discerning the division of soul and spirit.
Listen in as Steve, Luke and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 2 Corinthians chapter 5 about the powerful ministry of reconciliation and the importance of dwelling on what God has done and is going to do rather than what man has done.
Listen in as Steve, Luke and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 2 Corinthians 5:11-21 about what it means to regard no one according to the flesh any longer and how focusing on being a new creation answers most of our problems.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, Luke and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 2 Corinthians chapter 5 talking about the promises and assurances we have from the Lord about the future of our life and body and how we are to view and treat our body.
Listen in as Alyssa, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on chapter 4 of 2 Corinthians looking at the present realities of the Gospel for a believer’s life which are the overflow of seeing Jesus and His Gospel as our treasure.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is one 2 Corinthians 4:1-6 discussing the spiritual dynamics of how our heart is enlightened by the Spirit in the midst of the battle of our mind with the god of this world so Jesus can be Lord of our life and shine forth.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is exploring the power of the Gospel to transform and truly set us free and that it is not about self help, but self death that leads us to glory.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, Derek and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 5 lessons from the life of Joseph to help us live with greater hope and vision.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, Luke and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is out of 3rd John discussing what we are to believe about material blessing, sickness and health and spiritual and emotional health.
Listen in as Alyssa, Emma, Luke and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is out of 2 and 3rd John about what it means to walk in the truth and how we know we are walking in the Truth and the deep connection with joy and our need to learn to fight for joy.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is about 1 John talking about the importance of assurance as related to faith and hope.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, Luke, and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is about the importance of beginning our day aligning with God’s assignment for our life. If we are unclear about our assignment our faith is overcome by the world rather than overcoming the world by faith.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, and Luke gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 1John chapter 4 about how we all know we need love and know we need to give it, but need redemption with God to know He is love so we can grow in love.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve, Luke and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 1 John chapter four and teaching on the important connection between discerning the Spirit’s voice and loving one another properly in the Body of Christ.
Listen in as Alyssa, Steve and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 1 John and talks about our struggles to understand who we are and how we belong to each other and power of the Spirit to help us learn to abide and truly love one another and minister to one another in a transformative way.
Listen in as Luke and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on a life worth living, asking the question. Is there evidence of God in your life, your daily life? The teaching comes from Brent Phillips, and the message he brought on Sunday.
Listen in as Luke and Alyssa gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 1 John and takes a deeper look at what it means to abide in Jesus and practice righteousness and wrestled with the question of whether we really want to be like Jesus and be holy.
Listen in as Chris and Alyssa gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 1 John chapter 2 verses 18 through 29. In these verses John warns believers about the temptation of falling away from the faith and the importance of understanding the anointing of the Spirit and abiding in Jesus.
Listen in as Chris ,Alyssa, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 1 John dealing with chapter 2 verses 15-17 and how to learn to fight off the influence of the world and walk in the glorious will of the Father.
Listen in as Chris ,Alyssa, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 1 John dealing with chapter 2 verses 15-17 and how to learn to fight off the influence of the world and walk in the glorious will of the Father.
Listen in as Chris ,Luke, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 1 John chapter 2 verses 12-14, discussing the remedy for spiritual depression and the strength needed to live with faith and joy in the world.
Listen in as Chris ,Luke, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 1 John 2:6 and discusses three important faith questions we need to process to be moving and maturing into faith like Jesus.
Listen in as Chris and Luke gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on loving others and living out of the greatest command.
Listen in as Chris and Luke gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Doctrines of Secular Humanism and Four Spiritual Disciplines. Bible Study, Solitude, Meditation and Fasting.
Listen in as Chris and Luke gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on four practical ways to move toward true spiritual growth.
Listen in as Chris and Luke gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 1 John chapter 2 :1-6 and about what it means to walk and live in the same way that Jesus walked and lived.
Listen in as Chris and Luke gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on John focusing on chapter one verses 8-10, and teaching about the importance of conviction and confession in fighting dishonest spirituality.
Listen in as Chris, Steve, and Luke gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on the important dynamics of evaluating our spiritual dishonesty and quality of our fellowship.
Listen in as Chris, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Living in the Assurance of Love. We will be discussing the four main questions around love as Steve starts his new series from 1st, 2nd, and 3rd John titled This Is Love.
Listen in as Chris, Steve and Luke gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on the Great Exchange, the Blood of Jesus and Faith. How they all come together to give us a life of Grace, Growth and Greater Things.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Genesis chapter 3 and the implications of the fall and how we wrestle in the courtroom of God to experience justification.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Genesis chapter 2 on God’s design for marriage and family as the foundation for society and how to restore and strengthen it in the midst of overwhelming pressures trying to tear it down.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Humility and the Kingdom of God. As they discuss the message Trinity Terry brought to the church body on Sunday.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on. Living not by the lie and the four “P’s” of manhood.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Experiencing the Sabbath Rest of God from Genesis chapter two. What does the sabbath mean for us today in a culture that does not understand true rest.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Genesis chapter one. Learning how to live out of the identity that God is giving us verses the identity that the culture is feeding us.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation Staying In Awe, which is the kick off of Steve’s New Series Foundations.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on fatherlessness and ManCamp.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 1 Corinthians chapters 12-14 discussing what has informed our understanding and expectation of church in light of our traditions and what the scriptures say.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 22 and the importance of us knowing how we know God.
Listen in as Chris gathers around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on unbelief and the need we have for Jesus to help our unbelief so we can see that all things are possible for the one who believes. Mark 9:23
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 21 and raising the question of which dream house are we focused on building, one that fades or one that is full of glory.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on manhood, sacred places and the gathering of the brotherhood. This episode was recorded at the Iron Horse Ranch, Texas.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on evelation 20 and 21 about the Great White Throne judgment and the beginning of the new creation.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation about the Millennium, Christ’s return, the battle of Armageddon, the binding of Satan, and the coming new Kingdom.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on the rest of the story from resurrection to our preparation to celebrate at the marriage supper of the Lamb at Christ's return and the significance of the bread and wine at table fellowship.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on God & Money as we dive into Revelation chapter 18 and how there are two world systems, the world, its currency of money and the Kingdom of God and its currency of faith.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on 2 Thessalonians 2:1-12, looking at more prophetic detail about the Antichrist, mystery of lawlessness and government’s role so we can make a plan to move from spiritual apathy to being spiritually aware.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 17 about the meaning of Babylon the great and the beast and how they relate to the nations today.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 16. We wrestled with the justice of God and the wrath of God and dove into the big question of what do we deserve and how that will lead us to the world or to Jesus.
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Lordship and“Turning from your selfish ways which will never profit, to doing the Father’s will with endless profit.”
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 15 and the introduction to the last 7 bowl judgments of God’s wrath. Do we have a Gospel lens to see the big issues of the world properly and an informed view of the revival that is needed?
Listen in as Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 14 and discussed the idea of faith being an increase in both expectation and endurance.
Listen in as Brian, Chris and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 13 about the future Antichrist and false prophet and the endurance required by the saints. We have entered into a new era where we must learn how to strengthen our faith to endure hostility.
Listen in as Brian and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 12 and discussed the spiritual warfare between Satan and the Church and our role in it, and how we need to shift our thinking about church and the Gospel.
Listen in as Brian, Chris, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 11 and focused on the importance of understanding the meaning of the Temple and our roll in being prophetic witnesses for Jesus in the world.
Listen in as Chris, Dan Bosko and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on the first of seven messages the leadership team will share over the next 12 months as they unpack the core changes we are pursuing in 2022 that Crossroads may be the new wineskin God desires to fill with His new wine.
Listen in as Brian, Chris, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 10 and the message of hope that we should be sharing with others.
Listen in as Brian, Chris, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 8-9 and the need for silence in our lives.
Listen in as Brian, Chris, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 7 and how the Gospel forms our identity and seals us secure as God’s children and the importance of owning one’s faith.
Listen in as Brian, Chris, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on Revelation chapter 6 highlighting what it looks like to experience the promised blessing found in this prophecy.
Listen in as Brian, Chris, Preston and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is "The One Gift Left Off Every Christmas List You Can’t Live Without."
Listen in as Brian,Trinity and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on learning to steward the Gospel in our lives and leading others to Him.
Listen in as Brian, Chris, Lee and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is on how Grace is the champion that we should all be building our lives on.
Listen in as Chris, Cameron, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, the conversation is evangelism, the need for all of us to rise above our fears and share the good news of the Kingdom in our daily lives.
Listen in as Brian and Chris gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, Brian and Chris recap Brent Phillips teaching on "Nothing To Lose."
Listen in as Brian and guest speaker, Brent Phillips, gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues episode, Brent recaps the phenomenal good news that "God Fixes" the situations that we may have messed up but bring humbly before Him.
Listen in as Brian, Chris, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues, the conversation is on the first section of our Revelation study which calls us to examine our hearts and to wrestle with what we are truly desperate for and a call to the church to be a praying church.
Listen in as Brian, Chris, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues, the conversation is on Revelation chapter five and the issues of justice and judgment and our need to embrace Jesus’ first coming and second coming.
Listen in as Brian, Chris, and Steve gather around the table to bridge the generational gap and discuss the root issues of our culture. In this Root Issues, the conversation is on Revelation chapter four and the importance of living in the awareness of God’s sovereign reign, especially in these crazy uncertain times.
In this Root Issues, the conversation is on Revelation chapter three. We are looking at the letter to the church in Laodicea, where the sickness of lukewarmness is exposed. And how we as individuals and a church can restore intimate communion with our Lord Jesus.
In this Root Issues, podcast the discussion is on Revelation chapter three taking a look at the letter to the church Philadelphia which encourages us to be faithful in keeping His Word and not forsaking HIs name so we can be faithful witnesses for His glory.
In this Root Issues, podcast the discussion is on Revelation chapter three taking a look at the letter to the church in Sardis and what it means to be truly alive, and how we know we are alive on the inside.