Ep. 41 - Relying on God (feat. Newsboys)

The Newsboys share with Jonathan and I a few moments in their life and experiences they have gone through and had to rely on God. (Jonathan was behind the camera for this episode.)

[@user-wg9gq9st7j]

I like the interview. I love you, Newsboys. I pray for you all every day. 🙏 Thank you, Michael, for your talent and your passion for God.

[@michelleashleymartinez2826]

Love that you had them on! You can learn something from everyone. And the lives of people this podcast will touch because they found it through the newsboys is even better!

[@AmiraMartin-lw2ki]

I want you to know that my brother Salim, sangary listen to your podcast all the time even now that he’s in a coma you’re doing a great job

[@danielcox2135]

That’s really cool! Glad you got to sit down and talk with those guys.

[@Honeyslicer]

They’re super cool!

[@elitrey7209]

This is so cool man!!!

[@Honeyslicer]

Yeah bro they’re so cool! Real genuine dudes!

[@JessieGonzalez-lq1tr]

🔥

[@israelbardwell3870]

So why is it only 6 min though!?😂💯was great content though, awesome y’all had them!💪🏾

[@Honeyslicer]

Because we only had them for such a short time 😂 time was very limited 🥹

[@rileyjones9693]

chris this is dope congrats man! hope there’s more big names in the future.

[@bradsmith8510]

Big names are nothing to God
We believe.. is a fail of a song ...

[@rileyjones9693]

@@bradsmith8510 ofc they aren’t. all men are created equally but these are some of the men we grew up listening to on K-Love. sure they aren’t the same as us theologically but it’s still awesome that they would take them time and sit down with chris to take and answer these questions.

[@Honeyslicer]

@@rileyjones9693 Thanks bro!!! They were definitely VERY genuine and HILARIOUS!!! It was like we all knew each other for years like family!

[@AZ-lp1dh]

Next person on the show gona be Peter

[@Honeyslicer]

He’s on the next pod, stay tuned 😉😂

[@blakeheisman8198]

Going charismatic now?

[@bradsmith8510]

They have one of the songs i turn off the radio for ..... singing about the trinity is not edifying to an apostolic ....

[@heathergallimore2593]

I think it’s great for us to reach these groups of people. No they are not apostolic but we need to extend a hand and reach out so they can see the whole truth.

[@jacobit49]

Pride also doesn't edify. Humility edifies.

[@LenetRosales]

@@jacobit49 With all due respect and love, I must respectfully disagree. While pride can sometimes lead to a sense of separation from the world, it's essential to approach this idea with a balanced perspective. Not unless we aren't preaching to them or teaching them Acts chapter 2:38. The verse emphasizes the importance of repentance and baptism for the forgiveness of sins, which is a foundational aspect of Christian faith and salvation. However, this verse does not necessarily advocate for isolation from unbelievers.
In 2 Corinthians 6:17-18, the passage speaks of coming out from among unbelievers and being separate, which is often interpreted as maintaining spiritual purity and avoiding sinful influences. However, it's crucial to remember that this separation does not imply isolation or superiority but rather a commitment to living according to God's standards.
The concept of light and darkness not being able to coexist underscores the importance of maintaining moral integrity and avoiding compromise with ungodly practices. However, this does not mean cutting off all relationships with unbelievers. Instead, it encourages believers to prioritize their spiritual walk and avoid being swayed by worldly influences.
Ultimately, the goal is to live as salt and light in the world, positively influencing others while remaining steadfast in our faith. Separation from sin does not mean isolation from people but rather a commitment to living according to God's principles while engaging with the world around us in a loving and compassionate manner. We, as the church that has the truth, need to make sure always to be led to the word of God, not compromising with another doctrine that is man-made. God bless.

[@LenetRosales]

@@jacobit49 With all due respect and love, I must respectfully disagree. While pride can sometimes lead to a sense of separation from the world, it's essential to approach this idea with a balanced perspective. Not unless we aren't preaching to them or teaching them Acts chapter 2:38. The verse emphasizes the importance of repentance and baptism for the forgiveness of sins, which is a foundational aspect of Christian faith and salvation. However, this verse does not necessarily advocate for isolation from unbelievers.
In 2 Corinthians 6:17-18, the passage speaks of coming out from among unbelievers and being separate, which is often interpreted as maintaining spiritual purity and avoiding sinful influences. However, it's crucial to remember that this separation does not imply isolation or superiority but rather a commitment to living according to God's standards.
The concept of light and darkness not being able to coexist underscores the importance of maintaining moral integrity and avoiding compromise with ungodly practices. However, this does not mean cutting off all relationships with unbelievers. Instead, it encourages believers to prioritize their spiritual walk and avoid being swayed by worldly influences.
Ultimately, the goal is to live as salt and light in the world, positively influencing others while remaining steadfast in our faith. Separation from sin does not mean isolation from people but rather a commitment to living according to God's principles while engaging with the world around us in a loving and compassionate manner. We, as the church that has the truth, need to make sure always to be led to the word of God, not compromising with another doctrine that is man-made. God bless.