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On this episode of the Way of the Wayfarer Podcast. On the lighter side we talk about the greatness of now retired coach K and we also talk about the transformation of professional basketball. On the serious side we discuss how deepening our Bible knowledge has changed our church interactions, be it services or small group discussions. We correct each other on some of our judgmental attitudes but also have an honest conversation about how challenging our assumptions has enriched our faith but has also put at odds with peers and church leaders alike.

On this episode of The Way of the Wayfarer Podcast, on the lighter side we talk about parenting. On the heavier side, we have a discussion about Christian's ideological opposition towards postmodernism. Whether we may be too caught into an ideological that is stopping us from restoring this world through our actions.

On this episode of The Way of the Wayfarer Podcast; on the light side, we discuss the many ways in which winter sucks. On the more serious side, we struggle to view the current Ukraine conflict from a Spiritual perspective.

Many Christians attend church activities faithfully but are disengaged in the advancement of God's Kingdom. Yet, Jesus made it clear that as we awaited his return we were to multiply his blessings as "good and faithful servants".

The passages of the Bible that address confession, address it as overwhelmingly a positive practice. Yet, at best, many of us engage with it reluctantly and at worst do not engage with it at all! In this episode we talk about why we need to change our minds on confession and how it can positively affect our Christian Communities. If you'd like to support us, become a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/etherMMC

Many of us think of our Christian journey in very individualistic terms. The Bible, however, through the New and Old Testaments present the life of faith as a life of community.

The "Good News" that Jesus brought forth, was that the Kingdom of God had come. The early Christians not only preached the truth but they also displayed the wonders of the Kingdom of God. Our evangelism is often not like theirs and as a result we may be limiting the power of the Kingdom of God.