The Living Room Disciple

Thank you for joining us today on The Living Room Disciple Podcast. We’re excited to share our conversation with Sarah Juers who is a fantastic Christian music artist. She’s joined us to talk about how the music that we listen to forms us more or less like Jesus, hear about her story, and the music she makes. This is the second in a series of episodes around this topic, so make sure to subscribe so you're up to date when the other episodes release! Check out Cyberspace on: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3VztXZa Apple Music: https://apple.co/44qF5f7 Find even more on her website: https://www.sarahjuers.com/ Have time to help make this show better? Support us on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3paiqn3 Listener Survey: https://forms.gle/vJcHEmLeKJgNPbgA8

What if music wasn't a net neutral in our lives, but something that made us more (or less) like Jesus? Join Phil and Nick as they begin to work through the impact that music has on our Spiritual Formation. This is the first in a series of episodes around this topic, so make sure to subscribe so you're up to date when those other episodes release! Please consider supporting us on Patreon! (https://patreon.com/TheLivingRoomDisciple?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_link)

Please consider supporting us on Patreon! (https://patreon.com/TheLivingRoomDisciple?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=join_link) Join us for our conversation with Dr. Randy Richards as he and Phil discuss how our Western culture can form us to be more, or less, like Christ. Check out Dr. Richards website here: https://randolphrichards.com/ Also, don't forget to check out his newest book, Misreading Scripture Through Individualist Eyes (https://www.ivpress.com/misreading-scripture-with-individualist-eyes)

Listener Survey https://forms.gle/vJcHEmLeKJgNPbgA8Today, we’re talking about eternal life. What does the Bible say about eternal life and Heaven? How does what we believe about that form us? This is going to be a big question that we’re diving into today. So welcome in to The Living Room Disciple Podcast, where discipleship finds a home.Article Mentioned: The Perishing Christianhttps://www.patheos.com/blogs/thelivingroomdisciple/2023/03/the-perishing-christian/

Listener Survey (https://forms.gle/vJcHEmLeKJgNPbgA8) We said we weren’t releasing any new episodes during the month of April and we changed our minds! But we have a really good reason for that. Today, we have the honor of talking with Dr. Scot McKnight. He’s been so influential in our lives, in our faith. His writing is prolific and the way he talks about the Bible and the New Testament is profound. So today, we have the honor of diving into his new book called Revelation for the Rest of Us. It is an incredible read and you should pick it up today. https://a.co/d/gRhYDZ4 Today we’re going to dive into that book and see how to incorrectly and better yet, correctly, read Revelation as a guide to discipleship and spiritual formation in our modern age. Welcome in to The Living Room Disciple Podcast, where discipleship finds a home. Revelation for the Rest of Us: https://a.co/d/gRhYDZ4 Revelation, We Have a Problem (Article): https://open.substack.com/pub/scotmcknight/p/revelation-weve-got-a-problem Dr. Scot’s Substack: https://scotmcknight.substack.com/

Listener Survey Thank you for joining us on The Living Room Disciple. We are incredibly excited to introduce to you, Dr. Bill Adams, a longtime friend and mentor of Phil who is also a senior representative for Bridges for Peace. Bridges for Peace is an organization that aims to bridge the gap between the Church and the Nation of Israel. Today in our conversation, we’re going to discuss how we as Christians should relate to the nation of Israel and how, if we don’t, we can be formed more or less like Christ. Romans 9 through 11 Israel Through Four Lenses - Article Bridges for Peace

Listener Survey Welcome to The Living Room Disciple, where today we're continuing our conversation from last week on Hell and damnation. This week, we’re going to focus on really trying to understand how we are formed spiritually by our differing views on eternity.

Listener Survey Welcome to The Living Room Disciple, where today we're diving into a controversial topic that has captivated believers and non-believers alike for centuries: Hell and damnation. In this episode, we’ll explore what the Bible says about Hell and examine how this has been weaponized by Christians in ways that are foreign to Scripture. Join us as we discuss how our view of Hell shapes our perception of God, and how this perception, in turn, shapes us to be more or less like Christ. We hope you'll come away from this episode with a greater appreciation for the complexity of this topic and a deeper understanding of how these beliefs are forming us. Parable of the Weeds: Matthew 13:24-29 Nick’s Sermon: The Kingdom Now - The Parable of Weeding (Watch / Listen)

Welcome to The Living Room Disciple podcast—We’re so glad you’re here! Listener Survey: https://forms.gle/vJcHEmLeKJgNPbgA8 On this episode, you’ll hear from our very first guest, Ian Harber. (https://twitter.com/ianharber) Ian is a writer and author, current writing a book called Deconstruct Reconstruct that’ll release in 2024. Join us as Nick talks to Ian about his story, what brought him to write a book about deconstruction & reconstruction, and what role formation plays when we find ourselves in a crisis of faith. Ian speaks to these difficult issues with mercy and tenderness. May this conversation be an encouragement to those wrestling with their faith and an encouragement for others to walk alongside those who are struggling. Referenced in this episode: Spotify Playlist: Reconstruct Your Faith (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1nSlmL6Fh3EdZzv1nxHPxZ?si=ZALpa7sJTV6b_iAR66LLHw) Ian’s Substack: https://ianharber.substack.com/ Book Recommendation: Be Thou My Vision - https://a.co/d/44xjaBz

Discover how everyday life impacts spiritual growth and formation. The hosts dive into the significance of community and vulnerability in church settings. Hear stories of how simple kitchen-table moments can lead to profound conversations about faith. They explore the concept of apprenticeship to Jesus, emphasizing learning through shared experiences. Practical tips for intentional living and spiritual maturity are shared, including adjusting habits to cultivate deeper connections with others and God.