We Are Christians: Doing Away With Dividing HIS Body...

Is Jesus Really God? | Unveiling the Real Jesus: Pt.2

Part 2 of the most pivotal question every Christian, and I would even argue person, must come up against: Is Jesus Really God? In this episode we look through the first 5 verses of John's Gospel and see what this eyewitness has to say and ask the question of does this juxtapose the claims of the Hebrew/Jewish faith of which the Disciple John is claiming Jesus is the answer to. Season 1 will follow through verse by verse through John's Gospel, with breaks every two weeks specific submission lead topics. We also cover the announcement of a new mini-series: A Ring & a Robe. Interested in us covering a topic, or being on the show as a guest!? Email us here: broken.hip.min@gmail.com

Is Jesus Really God? | Unveiling the Real Jesus

This is a pivotal question every Christian, and I would even argue person, must come up against: Is Jesus Really God? In this episode we look through the first 5 verses of John's Gospel and see what this eyewitness has to say. We also discuss the implications of his claims being false, and what being absolutely convinced of its truth means for your life. The future episode structure for season 1 is discussed. Season 1 will follow through verse by verse through John's Gospel, with breaks every two weeks specific submission lead topics: the first one being over Communion. Interested in us covering a topic, or being on the show as a guest!? Email us here: broken.hip.min@gmail.com

We Are Christians: Doing Away With Dividing HIS Body...

I, Matthew Dubé, your brother in Christ, am writing to you brothers and sister around the world to implore us to stay together... Funny right? Well in all seriousness, in this episode we briefly touch on my struggles with denominations, denominationalism, denomi-worship; one identity as Universal Christians; and the reality that: Wesleyans, Calvinists, Armenians, and Roman Catholics should all be able to hold hands together. Do you disagree? Good. Let us let that unite us in a wrestling conversation, not divide Christ's very body--a grotesque reality in the modern religious ecosystem.