Gateway Podcast: Episode 56

You can listen to or watch Gateway Podcast Episode 56 here.

Questions/topics addressed in this episode:

(NOTE: Timestamps are for video version only.) 

Q & A

Will there be a sermon series in the future regarding dating and it’s challenges? Or having some type of couples class regarding dating? (8:05)

In a sermon several weeks ago you talked about disagreements and being under authority which got me thinking about the American revolution.  Were our founding fathers wrong to rebel against their authority?  Taxation without representation isn't necessarily a "moral" issue.  So when is it appropriate to disagree with those in authority (in our government or in our church)? (10:20)

Thank you for recommending the book Unoffendable, by Brant Hansen. I read how the author describes Christians as the people who should be known as never being offended. To put this into practice the author uses a great Lord of the Ring's analogy to describe throwing our rings of offense into the depths of Mordor. This appears to be a life-work (something you spiritually pursue over your entire lifetime), would you agree or is the answer at the end of the book, for how to achieve this spiritual nature of being unoffendable? (36:15)

Is the Eucharist truly the body and blood of Christ? (39:15)

Final Thought (50:45)