Episodios

  • The Big 3 | 5 Nov, 2025

    The Big 3 | 5 Nov, 2025
    Nov 5 2025
    1. Could Paul’s letter to the church be a passive aggressive response to the sins the church could have done? For example, they might have acted with hatred.
    2. We’ve looked at the same text for two weeks and haven’t addressed Paul’s interest in the law. What does the law have to do (or not)with the fruit of the Spirit?
    3. The vices are obvious, except in us. No one thinks they're in a faction, idolatrous or sexually immoral, yet we know these exist in the church. How do we do better?
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    30 m
  • The Big 3 | 29 Oct, 2025

    The Big 3 | 29 Oct, 2025
    Oct 29 2025
    1. How do the gifts of the Spirit contribute to our fruitfulness?
    2. How is the Trinity involved in our fruitfulness?
    3. Was fruit part of the Holy Spirit’s role in the Old Testament?
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    31 m
  • The Big 3 | 22 Oct, 2025

    The Big 3 | 22 Oct, 2025
    Oct 22 2025
    1. Does the fruit of our lives have to be public? Can’t we do these things in private or is ‘public’ about how it eventually affects others & therefore relational?
    2. Can you say more about how and why our fruitfulness is connected to God’s purposes and glory?
    3. Matthew 7:20 fits with people seeing God through our fruit, but what does it mean when we see what looks like good fruit from non-believers or bad fruit from believers.
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    33 m
  • The Big 3 | 24 Sep, 2025

    The Big 3 | 24 Sep, 2025
    Sep 24 2025
    1. Does God always follow judgment with grace throughout the entire Bible? If there is a time without grace, why might that be?
    2. Why did Abram feel he had to lie to protect himself. Why couldn't he just trust God to look after him?
    3. Historically many churches have chosen to either a focus on the effects of sin or prosperity doctrine. Why does this either/or behaviour happen?
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    34 m
  • The Big 3 | 17 Sep, 2025

    The Big 3 | 17 Sep, 2025
    Sep 17 2025
    1. Who were the people supposed to be representing God to if their role was to be image-bearers of God?
    2. Why did Noah curse Canaan? He was the son of Ham and wasn’t even directly mentioned as being involved, so why? And how do we see the curse working out?
    3. What has influenced your re-thinking of the Sunday School version of the stories in Genesis 1-11 to focus on God’s purposes rather than where Cain found a wife?
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    36 m
  • The Big 3 | 10 Sep, 2025

    The Big 3 | 10 Sep, 2025
    Sep 10 2025
    1. If the flood didn't fix mankind's sinning, what did it achieve? Was God just grumpy but now he's got it out of his system and has promised not to do it again?
    2. God promises not to destroy the earth again but isn’t Isaiah 65:17 creating a new earth a different way to say destroy the earth again?
    3. Why is Noah first told to take two of every type of animal into the ark but later to take seven of every kind of clean animal? How would he know the difference?
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    35 m
  • The Big 3 | 3 Sep, 2025

    The Big 3 | 3 Sep, 2025
    Sep 3 2025
    1. Who are the Nephilim in Genesis 6:4, and who are the Sons of God in Genesis 6:2?
    2. How can Jubal be the father of all who play stringed instruments and pipes, Genesis 4:21, if his descendants were wiped out in the flood? Doesn't Lamech's lineage end?
    3. When Adam & Eve sinned, why didn't God just start over?
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    36 m
  • The Big 3 | 27 Aug, 2025

    The Big 3 | 27 Aug, 2025
    Sep 1 2025
    1. Does the phrase ‘Cain brought some fruits of the soil' but Abel brought from the 'firstborn', indicate anything regarding the quality of or heart inclination of the offerings?
    2. You mentioned a commentary that said we are too hard on Cain but should be harder on God-how can we do this appropriately?
    3. Why would the Bible at such an early stage of knowing God, contain both Eve and Cain’s ways of misrepresenting him. How do we know what’s right or wrong about God?
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    33 m