The Jesus Conversations Podcast

On this 21st anniversary of the terrorist attack on the US, we all know the impact it had on our way of life. But what impact has the "9/11" of the spiritual world had on our lives? What changes should we see in our lives knowing that we all died with Jesus (Rom. 6:6; 2 Cor. 5:24)?

This is a touching episode of our JAU Sunday Zoom meeting. Personal stories were shared of witnessing the death of loved ones and their being transferred into the spiritual realm with Jesus. However, is death the only time we see Jesus? Paul tells us that we will see Him "face to face". When will that be, and what happens to us when we do see? The Jesus Conversation podcast: https://jesusconversations.podbean.com/e/the-jesus-conversations-9-3-22-man-in-the-mirror-what-do-you-see/

Scott Wakefield joins Dennis for a conversation, following up Scott's blog post with the same title. What does God say we see when we look in a mirror? Do we see Jesus who lives in us, or do we see something else? How is Jesus seen in us? Scott's blog post : https://myscottpage.blogspot.com/2022/09/the-man-in-mirror.html

After a two week break, our group met again via Zoom to review a teaching presented at the JAU Summer Reunion 8/6/22. The teaching was entitled "The Revelation of Jesus and the Feasts of Israel" and "The Spiritual Revelation Phases". You can find downloadable copies at www.nwmenscoalition.com on the Resource page. This morning's question concerned how Jesus will appear as the fulfillment of the Feast of Tabernacles. How will He appear? How will we see Him?

There are many people, even devout Christians, who have no expectation of the future of their lives. They have no idea what to expect. In this episode, we discuss what Paul refers to in 1 Thess. 4:13.

Christianity has taught everyone is entitled to the promise of blessings from God. All they need to do is follow the principles and rules laid out in the Bible. Paul teaches that this is not the truth of his evangel. Only in Jesus are the blessings and the promised expectations found. What does that look like? Our group discusses how Paul's statement in Gal. 3:16 lays the foundation for living as Jesus. He is our life. We have no other life.

 

We have all heard that Jesus has set us free, but from what? Most believe it is just from the penalty of sin. Actually, Jesus has set us free from being controlled by the wrong spirit. Most people don't realize how free they really are!

 

Happy Freedom celebration! 

Paul says there is no ethnicity, social class, or gender in Jesus (Gal.3.28). Does that mean we are "nobodies"? How do we view our uniqueness as the image of God and still be one in Jesus? Scott's blog post: https://myscottpage.blogspot.com/2022/06/mehim.html

On this 2022 Father's Day edition of our JAU meeting, our group discusses how our heavenly Father is always working in each of us, even in our bad times. His motive is "to will as to also work for the sake of His delight...working all together for the good..."(Phil. 2:13; Rom. 8:28). We reflected on some amazing ways He has been working in our lives, friends, and family.

In this edition of The Jesus Conversations Podcast, Dennis and Scott explore the personal journey of Dennis out of institutional Christianity. What were the conflicts, and how did the revelation he received change him as a pastor? What impact did hearing or listening to Dennis have on people like Scott?

Links:

Scott's blog post: https://myscottpage.blogspot.com/2022/06/guilt-by-association.html

Scott's testimony on The Jesus Conversation Podcast: https://jesusconversations.podbean.com/e/this-isnt-who-you-are/