The Jesus Conversations Podcast

On this Pentecost Sunday, we discuss how, contrary to traditional Christian doctrine, it was Jesus in the Spirit that came to the disciples on that day in 30 A.D. This is the hinge pin to understanding how Jesus is here, now in our world filling believers, as Paul describes. Trinitarians, be warned, this episode may disturb you.
Questions or comments can be sent to knowingJesus22@Outlook.com

We are back! After a month of hiatus, our group again convenes to return to our conversation about Jesus. Dennis, having just returned from Europe, notices how rare the name of Jesus is mentioned or even understood in history or religion. What is about Jesus that the world and even Christians are so ignorant?

Dennis and Scott celebrate their 30th podcast since starting these Jesus conversations in 2020. Today's conversation focuses on Scott's witness that his old man is indeed dead, and his life is really Jesus, as God has said. He is now living the "thankful life" for this new identity. Leave a comment or write us at knowingJesus@outlook.com 
Scott's blog - https://myscottpage.blogspot.com/2023/04/raising-dead-old-man.html

A small group joins Dennis on this Resurrection Sunday Zoom meeting. We discuss how the message of "Easter" has been conflicted. Christianity has told us that we should be remorseful as guilty sinners on Good Friday, but other than celebrating Christ's resurrection, we still walk out of the Easter service as sinners. 
Where is the real good news that we have arisen free from sin in Jesus?! Every day in Him is an adventure. 

We welcome Drifter to our meeting this morning! 

Note: Dennis will be gone from the Zoom meeting until May 14th. 

Our Focused conversation today again looks at the apparent conflict of God's plan for the ages and man's choice. When we choose to look through the lens of the Tree of Life, we see how the two align. We also need to look at scripture through an unbiased search.

One of our group members made the statement in jest that the Bible never talks about a "Second Eve" like it does the Second Man Jesus. Little did he know that his comment would spark a whole new thread of conversation in the deeper understanding of who we are as children of God in the womb of the church - the wife of Christ, the "second eve". Try to open your "eyes of understanding" for this one.

Our group gets into the always difficult understanding of the God's will and man's free choice. How can the two entities both be true? Where does man's free choice interplay with God's predetermined will and plan? Listen and try to understand for yourself.

Our Sunday morning group discusses how the perspective has changed in their concept of God. For most of us, we always looked to God for something - favor, forgiveness, etc. With the understanding of Christ in us, we now look for ways to do things from or with God.

Scott and Dennis discuss what has transpired in their lives over the last three years since starting this podcast. Their conversation includes looking at the old flesh, sin, and revival. Can Christ living in us have a more lasting impact than a revival?

Scott's blog post: Scotts Page: The Road Not Taken (myscottpage.blogspot.com)

The Bible is the story of messed up people being used by God to do great things. In contemporary history, it is still the same. The story of "The Jesus Revolution" is another example. Why is it that God seems to prefer to spark great revivals with broken, dysfunctional humans?