by A Family Story | Nov 30, 2022 | Faith, Interview, Life, Rethinking God Podcast, Rethinking God with Tacos / Season three
Jason Grimsley Cross Stitched iTunes Spotify Google YouTube “Whether I’m high or low, in heaven or hell, nothing can ever separate me from God’s love.” Jason dives into a memoir he helped his friend, baseball legend, Jason Grimsley,...
by Jason Clark | Nov 23, 2022 | Faith, Interview, Intimacy, Leadership, Rethinking God Podcast, Rethinking God with Tacos / Season three, The Fathers Love
An Emmaus Road Deconstruction with Matthew Hester iTunes Spotify Google YouTube The Kingdom within, relational intimacy, a triune God reconciling the world to Himself, faith like Abraham, hermeneutics, and an Emmaus Road...
by A Family Story | Nov 17, 2022 | Crisis of Identity, Faith, God Is Not In Control, Hell, Rethinking God Podcast, Rethinking God with Tacos / Season three, Sin, The Fathers Love
Brian Zahnd When Everything's On Fire iTunes Spotify Google YouTube “I felt like the Jesus I knew deserved a better Christianity than the Christianity I knew.” In this podcast, Zahnd shares about the Christian faith in alignment with...
by Jason Clark | Nov 10, 2022 | Articles, Books, Faith, Hell, Intimacy, Leadership, Leaving and Finding Jesus, Popular, The Fathers Love
Dear Church, Welcome To The Revolution! Elim Bible College is a beautiful campus nestled in the hills of western New York. Some of the buildings are 150 years old. Historic, ordered, with a felt sense of community, Elim’s campus is a place...
by Jason Clark | Nov 3, 2022 | Articles, Books, Faith, Intimacy, Leadership, Leaving and Finding Jesus, The Fathers Love
We Had Thought He Was The One …“We had thought He was the one.” That’s how the fellas introduced Jesus to the Stanger on the Emmaus Road. And the Stranger confronted them, “How foolish you are, and how slow to believe…” The Stranger’s...
by Jason Clark | Nov 1, 2022 | Articles, Faith, God Is Not In Control, Intimacy, Leaving and Finding Jesus, Popular, Sin
Baby Hitler, Time Travel, and Retributive Justice? The other day, at a party, I played the time-travel game with friends, which eventually became an in-depth conversation about justice, as all time-travel games do. You know how it...
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