The Jesus Conversations Podcast

In this episode, our focus group looks at one of the most misunderstood and improperly taught scriptures in the Bible. Listen or watch as we discuss how the author J Present Eby in his book Savior of the World interprets this passage in light of God's overall plan for the reconciliation of the Jews in the next age. You will not have to worry ever again about this fearsome phrase. 

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Notes 
PBS Series: "The US and the Holocaust" 

 

Today's conversation is a lesson in "spiritual geography". Where is heaven? Is it up, over there or all around? We discuss the reality of our current existence in heaven, which is contrary to the modern Christian teaching of heaven after death. Which view is more exciting? 

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NOTES 
Scriptures today: Phil. 3:20,21; John 3:13; Col. 3:1,2
Movie: "Love, Kennedy" 

Heads up! This episode of the JAU Zoom meeting conversation is sensitive in nature. The group was drawn into discussing the Christian view of homosexuality. How does God view people in this lifestyle, and does our version of Christianity match His view? 
What is God calling the sons of God to be and do in this coming age? 

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Dennis and Scott Wakefield meet through Zoom again to talk about their journeys in Jesus. In this conversation, I asked Scott, "How do you know if you have heard from God or your flesh?" This is especially important to know how to pray or launch out in some endeavor. What are the ways we can know if God is really in what we desire?  

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NOTES
Henry Blackaby, Experiencing God 
Scott's blog: https://myscottpage.blogspot.com/

Our Focus discussion group continues to review J Preston Eby's book Savior of the World; this week in chapter 13 "Jubilee". What was this OT law and what is its relevance to our future? This is an amazing truth that modern Christianity has overlooked. 

 

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As believers, we are encouraged to walk, worship, and live in the spirit. What does that mean? In this episode, our discussion focuses on the spiritual dimension, as the realm God invites us to enter and engage with Him. The door is open to freely enter the Holy Place. Will we leave the comforts of our religious life to enter? 

Notes 

Mike Bickle, Passion for Jesus 
NT Wright, Paul, A Biography

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In this episode of our JAU Focus Session, we continue our review of chapter 12 in J Preston Eby's book Savior of the World. We wade into Preston's amazing proposition for the origin of sin and earthly corruption. Listen or watch as we try to summarize Preston's thesis for how God plans to bring everything back into balance and oneness with Himself. 

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As we see ourselves in Jesus and us in Him, it definitely changes how we understand prayer. In this episode, we discuss how reading John 14 from this perspective will lead us to know how to approach the Father with our needs. 

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Is your Christianity future orientated? Are you looking to escape this life and the mess of the world and go to heaven? If so, it will be hard for you to grasp the truth of Christ in you and you in Him now. In this episode, our group talks about why this is the major hurdle to overcome in understanding the reality of John 14:20,21. Do you "know" He lives in you and you in Him NOW? 

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Scriptures: Jn. 14:20,21; Gal. 2:20; Rom 6:6-11

In this episode, our focused session group continues its review of JPreston Eby's book, Savior of the World chapter 12. They discuss the history of Christian theology that led to the doctrine of heaven and hell. What were the contributing philosophical assumptions behind the origin of this very well entrenched doctrine today? 

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