Differing Things

The most misunderstood festival in all of Scripture is Pentecost. What is it, and what is its purpose? Is it the start of something? How does it relate to the first advent; to redemption? Join us as we look at this very important festival.

Have you ever noticed how Scripture describes the love God has for us. It is amazing how similar a mother's love is. Often in Scripture we could be speaking of a mother and her love for her child or husband and mistake it as a passage describing God's love for us. Motherhood is noble -- let us rejoice God gave such a gift to humanity!

After water baptism there is not a doctrine which divides believers as much as the gift of tongues. So, what does the Bible teach about the gift of tongues? Is this a gift still in operation today or did it cease? The ecclesia is very divided about this topic. Join us for a look at this very controversial topic.

Is American society out of control? Where does moral chaos take us?

Our host Bill Petri discusses with Bible scholar and teacher John Ewen about the Feast of Unleavened Bread. This topic is critical if we are to fully understand our identification in Jesus Christ!

In Paul's letters to the Thessalonians, Paul made it clear that members of the Body of Christ need to keep at their labors, for the way of Christ is not idleness but service and excellence in work! Do not forget to follow us, and give us a like. You can also follow us on Instagram: @differingthingspodcast

2 Chronicles 7:14 contains a promise to heal the land if the people repent. We must ask ourselves is this a promise God is giving to all the nations of the earth or is it a promise to a very select nation. How does this verse apply in today's Dispensation of the Grace of God? Do not forget to follow us, and leave your comments. You can also follow us on Instagram, our thread is @differingthingspodcast

In today's world we must ask: "Does the resurrection of Jesus Christ matter?" "Does it truly make a difference?" The Apostle Paul sure thought so. In writing to the Corinthians, Paul was faced with the startling news that some in Corinth denied the future resurrection of the body. Death was the end. Not much has changed since the first century. Today, the same view is held by skeptics of the faith. How important is the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Do not forget to follow us, leave comments or give us a like. You can also follow us on Instagram using our thread: @differingthingspodcast

Easter is nearly upon us. When we read of Jesus Christ's crucifixion we read that the Passover was nigh. What is the Passover, what is its significance? Our host Bill Petri interviews Bible Scholar and Teacher John Ewen about the topic of Passover. If you truly want to understand why Passover is still relevant you will want to listen! Do not forget to follow us on Instagram, our thread is @differingthingspodcast.

Paul's distrust of human centered ethics stems from his understanding of the human condition. With Adam humanity fell -- human fallenness meaning that people cannot always know and do what is right (Rom.3:10-11). They became slaves to sin (Rom.6:17-20). Their minds are blinded by the God of this eon (2 Cor.4:4). Thankfully, Paul lays out a Biblical ethic for the Body of Christ. It is a Christ centered ethic. How does this impact our thinking, and how does it impact our health care decisions? Do not forget to follow us, and leave your comments. You can also follow us on Instagram! Our thread is @differingthingspodcast