Nameless Podcast of Casselberry: Recent Episodes
Nameless Podcast of Casselberry
What does the word mean? What should the word mean? When the body is gathered, what should be done as part of a worship service? How should we feel about those who are in our church?
The gospel tells us to live a separate life. As Christians who want to be faithful to that call, how do we recognize Unity? Unity is commanded, but the ecumenicism of the world today seems to go way too far. We want to maintain a fidelity of theology and communicate to the world the desire to present a unified Savior as a unified Church!
How do Christians navigate the balance between telling the same story and not using the same words? Is plagiarism a morally objectionable activity? Are those who currently object to plagiarism really motivated by a hatred of plagiarism or do they have other motivations? Is it really possible to present the gospel without duplicating the words?
A Christian Philosophy of Sports! What is required of Athletes? Are Sports ethically neutral? Does being involved in sports help one's Christian influence and footprint? Should Christians play sports.
We had Samuel Fuller, Athletic Director at Easley Christian School, who can also be heard here. As he joins our two hosts to have a discussion about sports, and what that should mean to the Christian.
Our denomination met recently. How does that affect us? What should denominations control?
Earthly fathers should point to a Heavenly Father. But what if your father was bad, you are around a bad father, or you are a bad father?
We teach children's songs to children. They should be theologically sound, and we should not forget those truths as adults!
Is the truth negotiable or changing? Absolute truth is not just factual, but it is necessary for the Gospel!
God is working around the world! You should participate! How can you know your calling?
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How should we interact with government? Does the government control our worship? Should our worship impact the government? What does church government look like?
What does family mean? Or more appropriately, whose family are we really part of? What type of service is required of us?