The Misfit Messengers Podcast

Today we chat about what we covered during each of our respective sermons for the week. Amanda in 2 Samuel 7 and the Davidic covenant and Jenny in Matthew 11:28. Know that God loves you and desires relationship with you. And He keeps His promises!

One final conversation about Luke 15 and the parable of the lost sons. This time we touch on the restoration of the younger son and the response of the older son. We must remember the costly, extravagant, and sacrificial love the Father has for us His children. How do we respond to that love?

A continuation of our conversation about Luke 15 and the parable of the lost sons. 

A continuation of the conversation about Luke 15 and the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost sons.
"Remember who the enemy is."

Diving into Luke 15, today talking about the parable of the lost sheep. 
Some of the material is coming from "The Cross and the Prodigal" by Kenneth Bailey. We highly recommend this book. 

Revival and Luke 15, those are the topics we discuss in this week's episode. 
Memorable phrases found in this episode:
'There are no "acceptable losses" in the kingdom of God.'
'Revivals aren't sustainable, but they are sustaining.'
Also referenced is Kenneth E. Bailey's wonderful book: "The Cross and the Prodigal which we highly recommend to you for a fuller understanding of Luke 15.

The second half of our conversation with Matt & Emily. We dive deep into discipleship and the church. In this episode Matt mentions a couple of verses - Philippians 2:12 & Romans 12:2. Also Jenny mentions a book called Not a Fan, written by Kyle Idleman (she couldn't think of the author in the moment).

Our first guests of 2023!! This episode is the first half of our conversation with our friends Matt & Emily. Enjoy our conversation.

Our final episode discussing Jude, specifically verses 17-25. 
Things that can help our walk of faith: be in community with other Christians, pray in the power of the Holy Spirit, and wait on the Lord. It's so important to not run ahead of God, but let Him work in His time. 
We hope you enjoy our conversation on Jude. 

Another week talking about the little letter of Jude. This week we dive deep into verses 12-16, but especially verse 12. The Greek word spilas means a hidden rock or reef in the water that could potentially damage the boat or even shipwreck it. But it's also metaphorical about people who can shipwreck our faith. This is why it's so important to know the Word, be in prayer, be in fellowship with other believers, and ask for discernment. May God grant each of us the power of discernment so that we are not caught unawares by hidden "rocks" which could derail our walk with the Lord.