It's our 200th episode! Thanks for hanging with us all these years week after week. It's truly our joy to have these conversations and we just pray that they are edifying for you and inspiring you to start Spiritual conversations with those you have relationships with.

In this conversation, we're talking about young Jesus. What do we know? What don't know we know?

We'll take a look at these questions and much more.

We hope you enjoy it!

For the past 8 weeks, Saints Peter & Paul has been working through 1 Corinthians 10-14, discovering their "Spiritual Giftedness" - as Paul once shared with that Corinthian congregation.

But, this was no mere reality for the Christians in Corinth. As the rest of the New Testament makes evident (Romans 12:3-8, Ephesians 4:11-16, and 1 Peter 4:10-11) - these gifts are for ALL Christians at ALL times and ALL places!

So...how are you "gifted for good"?

In this conversation, Pastor Kevin and Marcus Huff discuss their own journeys to discovering their gifts, and encourage the listener to explore their gifts in community.

Are you a member of Saints Peter & Paul? Listen and consider what opportunities you might be gifted for! That we all might share in the joy of connecting our God-given talents, to a God-given purpose.

We hope you enjoy it!

One of the things that Christian churches (and Christians in general) are most known for is their public worship. For a lot of people, that's all that they know about Christians. "Those are the people who go to the church on Sunday mornings." Obviously, if you're a Christian, you know that our Christian walk is all-encompassing of our life. It's not just relegated to the one hour on Sunday mornings.

And yet, that one hour on Sunday mornings is still VERY significant. But, why?

Perhaps you've heard people say, or even said yourself, "Why do I need to go to church on Sunday to be a Christian? I can believe in Jesus and just worship him on my own." Is that really possible?

In this week's conversation, we're going to discuss ideas like that and others that people have about Christian public worship.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin depart a little bit from the norm of discussing the sermon theme to talk about their most recent trip to the Best Practices for Ministry Conference.

What did they do? What did they learn? How did they contribute?

Much more about that in this week's conversation.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin discuss what it looks like to live as the body of Christ.

They share some real life examples of how people can come together in their unique giftedness to be a blessing to one another and be built up together into Christ.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin discuss the beginning of 1 Corinthians 12 where we learn about spiritual gifts.

What sort of exposure have you had to the teaching about spiritual gifts? Perhaps you have been involved in a church that really emphasized the gifts. Perhaps you've taken a spiritual gifts inventory. But, what is the point of the spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 12. Why did the Apostle Paul write to them about these things. And, what about us?

Should we pursue spiritual gifts? Do we have them? If we do, what should we do with them?

We discuss all these questions in this week's episode.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin are discussing the Lord's Supper: what is it and what are its benefits.

The Lord's Supper is celebrated across the board at different Christian churches. But, what is believed and practiced differs greatly. We all do it because Jesus said, "Do it." Yet, there is so much variance in doctrine and practice that it can get a little confusing.

In this conversation, Aaron and Kevin have a conversation about these differences, and hope to point us to the key central blessings that God promises to deliver.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's conversation, Aaron and Kevin are having a conversation about Christian freedom. What are we free from, and what are we free for? As Americans, and... perhaps just as people in general... we tend to focus on our own individual freedom. We want to believe that we are our own boss and that things are best when we have the say over our lives. Yet, that's not the fullness of what God gives to us when he frees us from sin, death, and the devil.

When we are freed from those enemies, we are actually free FOR the good of our neighbors and the building up of the body of Christ.

In this conversation, we discuss this and the practical, modern day examples of how we encounter this dilemma.

We hope you find something to put into practice and discuss with others in this conversation.

We hope you enjoy it!