Many people believe that certain beliefs or behaviors are inherently incompatible with being a Christian, but is this really true?

In this thought-provoking and informative episode, I'll tackle one of the most pervasive misconceptions within Christianity, debunking the notion that certain beliefs or behaviors are incompatible with being a Christian. This common myth, often leads to division and misunderstandings within the Christian community.

So, let's dive in and separate fact from fiction!

What if faith wasn’t about having all the answers, but about resting in what you do know? What if you could stop trying to figure everything out? In this honest and inspiring conversation, Baxter Kruger and Jason Clark explore how the simple phrase “I don’t know, but He’s good” can bring peace, clarity, and freedom in the midst of life’s questions.

On this weeks episode of Across All Worlds, Jason and David welcome special guest and long term friend Paul Golf for an honest and engaging conversation about faith that moves beyond intellectual ideas. They explore the balance of logic and love, the power of relational theology, and stories of encountering the Spirit in unexpected, life-changing ways.

Stay tuned for Part 2 airing next week, where the conversation continues with Paul’s journey, practical experiences of the gospel, and deeper insights into how our union with Christ plays out in our every day lives.

Before there was sin, there was God’s intention — adoption, union, and love. In this episode, we expose the orphan mindset that fuels our excuses and show how starting from God’s acceptance changes everything.

In this conversation, Justin Stumvoll and Jason explore the nature of God, near-death experiences, the transformative power of radical love, and the importance of emotional healing in understanding one’s relationship with God. The discussion also touches on the concept of oneness with God, the impact of heavenly encounters, and the journey of reconciliation and legacy within families. Ultimately, the conversation emphasizes the restorative nature of God’s love and the invitation to discover deeper connections with the divine.

Justin and Jason discuss how NDE experiences reveal unconditional love, the process of self-judgment, and the concept of justice as redemption. The dialogue emphasizes Earth as a unique opportunity for spiritual growth and understanding of the divine, highlighting the importance of choice in experiencing love and pain.

SGIG E301 God Is Good All The Time…Is It Really True?  Pt 1

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Richard Murray: https://thegoodnessofgod.com/

Bill Thrasher: https://www.facebook.com/groups/444411502587439

Fred Young: https://eschurch.com/

Randy Elstrott: https://www.randyelstrott.com/

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In this engaging conversation, Graham Cooke shares his journey from being an introvert to an ambivert, emphasizing the importance of humor and kindness in understanding God’s character. He discusses the transformative power of personal encounters with God and discusses the concept of relational theology, highlighting how these experiences shape our spiritual growth.

The dialogue emphasizes finding peace amidst chaos, the significance of hiddenness and manifestation in one’s relationship with God, and the essence of faith in navigating disappointments. Graham talks about how asking the right questions can lead to deeper understanding and relationship with God, and how a movement is being built to equip people in their spiritual journeys.

In this weeks episode Jason and David are joined by good friend Paul Young to explore how to experience God’s presence even in the midst of life’s storms. This is a profound conversation about trust, love, and finding God “at the bottom of the boat”—a place of stillness, surrender, and clarity amid chaos.