The Physics of Faith

Tim and Brandon wrap up their series on the beatitudes from the sermon on the mount. What did Jesus mean when He said blessed are the peacemakers? How do we find joy in persecution? How does this apply to our daily life?

Tommy and Tim read about the defeat of Absolom, and David's response to losing the son that rebelled against him.

Tim and Brandon continue through the beatitudes that Jesus preached at the sermon on the mount. What does it mean to hunger and thirst for righteousness, to be merciful, or to be pure at heart?

Tommy and Tim continue the story of David, in which David's son, Absolom, rebels against his father and devises a plan to name himself king.

Tim and Brandon start a three part series about the beatitudes preached by Jesus at the Sermon on the mount. What does it mean to be poor in spirit? How do we at with gentleness? Where is the comfort in our mourning?

Tommy and Tim discuss David repenting for his sin of killing Uriah, and the aftermath of his sin.

Tommy delivers a Sunday morning message about greed, and how it is more than just a desire for money, and why we should guard against it.

Tommy and Tim discuss David's affair with the wife of Uriah, how it came to be, and David's attempt to cover it up.

Tim and Brandon discuss empathy, what the Bible says about it, and how Christians can rightly use it, or wrongly overuse it. Empathy is a tool in the believer's tool belt, and we should approach it with wisdom.

Tommy and Tim read through 2nd Samuel chapter six, and how David brought the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem, the new capital and city of David.

Tim preaches on the gift of faith during a series about the gifts of the spirit described in 1st Corinthians 12.

Tommy and Tim discuss David being named King over all of Israel, taking the city of Jerusalem, fighting the Philistines, and some of his character flaws beginning to appear.

Tim and Brandon wrap up their belief statement series discussing topics like Culture, Inclusion, and Substance Abuse, asking how the world approaches things versus how the church should.

Tommy and Tim read 2nd Samuel chapter one, and discuss David's reaction to the news of Saul, and Jonathan's, death.

Tim and Brandon discuss the church's belief statements on Identity and Women in Leadership, and what the Bible says about both.

Tommy and Tim continue the story of David in 1st Samuel 24, reviewing David's chance meeting with Saul in a cave, and how the warrior refused to murder the king who had been hunting him.

Tim and Brandon discuss the church's beliefs on Sexual Purity, Marriage & Divorce, and Abortion.

Tommy and Tim read through 1st Samuel chapter 20, reviewing the relationship of David and Jonathan, and how the two exhibited brotherly love despite their circumstances.

Tim and Brandon continue the Belief Statement series with statements on Creation, Stewardship, and Foot-Washing.

Tommy and Tim discuss Saul's growing jealousy for David, his attempts to kill him, and how it results in David marrying his daughter, Michal.

Tim and Brandon Continue their series on the church's belief statements, focusing on Christian living. In this episode they discuss their statements around prayer, baptism, child dedication, and the gifts of the Spirit.

Tommy and Tim continue through the life of David, exploring the story of David facing off against the giant, Goliath.

Tim and Brandon discuss the belief statements of their church, focusing on those that center around church life, and fellowship with the believers. They discuss the authority of scripture, membership, tithing, and communion.

Tim and Tommy change up the normal bible study routine, and rather than read one book straight through, they are starting in 1st Samuel chapter 16, as we read about the life of David.

In this chapter we meet David, a young shepherd boy, who is handsome, talented, and anointed to be the next king of Israel.

Tim and Brandon break down the church's belief statements on Sin, Resurrection, Salvation, Grace, and Absolution.

Tim and Tommy wrap up the book of Titus with a review of chapter three.

Tim and Brandon begin a series that examines the belief statements of the church, beginning with statements on God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit, and the Trinity.

Tim and Tommy continue through the book of Titus, discussing Paul's letter to the church leader in Crete.

Tim and Brandon discuss the responsibility of the church to help those in need, what the scripture says about this, and what practically it might look like, while also discussing what it doesn't look like.

Tim and Tommy break down the book of Titus, starting in Chapter One.

Starting with the words of the Angel to Joseph in Matthew chapter one, Tim discusses why Jesus came down to earth, and how His ultimate purpose was to set us free from sin.Many thanks to those who have supported us and engaged with this content, we hope our efforts have blessed you in some way, and have helped you grow in your walk with Jesus.

Readings from Isaiah and Luke, highlighting the Christmas story.Credit to https://www.FesliyanStudios.com for the background music.

Tim and Brandon discuss the text from 1st Thessalonians 5:22; what it means, how it's translated, and how we apply it in our lives today.

Tim reads through this conversation between Jesus and Peter recorded in John 21, and attempts to pull out a lesson we can apply to our lives today.

Tim and Brandon discuss repentance, what the Bible teaches about it, and how we should approach it in our own lives.

Tim and Tommy wrap up the book of Daniel, finishing chapter twelve, as Daniel's prophecies come to an end.

Tim and Brandon break down a popular progressive christian meme, discussing the truth, inaccuracies, and straw men being propped up.

Tim and Tommy continue through the prophecies in the book of Daniel, reading through the historically accurate Daniel chapter eleven.

Tim and Brandon discuss some popular Christian Symbols, the appeal of symbolism, and how we create reminders in our lives regarding the things of God.Resource: https://www.fisheaters.com/symbols.html

Tim and Tommy continue through the book of Daniel, discussing Daniel's visions and the end-time prophecies attached.