The desire to be wealthy is something that we all sought after, but we must be mindful of how we as Christians should pursue wealth and the mindset we carry with it.
Religion and Politics are two subjects that get a lot of people triggered in today's climate, and can spark heated debates. But are they as separate as we think they are? Does Christianity actually have a place in the political sphere?
On this episode, Mike & Tariq discuss what it means for men and women to be equal biblically, and how our genders correspond to how God sees us?
Artificial Intelligence is an amazing and powerful tool, and has grown in leaps and bounds over the last couple of years. But should this be something we should be hesitant towards, or should we completely embrace it?
When it comes to serving in ministry, do the forthcomings of our service out way the drawbacks? What should we consider before going into it? Let us know your thoughts on this topic in the comments.
We don't know much about them, but their presence is becoming more and more known. So in this day and age, who exactly are the Hebrew-Israelites? Let us know your thoughts on this topic!
Does God actually hear us when we pray? Do our prayers actually come to fruition? Shouldn't things happen when we pray?! Daniel and Mike Discuss that and more on this episode. Let us know your thoughts on the topic in the comments!
Praying for our leaders is important. Why? Mike and Daniel discuss that on this episode of The Pulse Podcast. Let us know your thoughts on praying for leaders in the comments.
Where we go to church matters a lot! So how do we find the right place that's right for us? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
Most of us have had questions and thoughts that lead us to doubt our faith in Jesus. But how do we counter these doubts and reassure ourselves of our faith in Christ? Daniel and Mike discuss that on today's episode. Let us know what you thought of the discussion in the comments!
In this episode, Mike and Daniel discuss the importance of why we need to make God a priority in our lives and how we can do it. Let us know what you think of this episode!
As christians, we are called to forgive those who hurt us. But how should we go about exercising forgiveness when we've been wronged and hold grudges? Let us know what you took from this episode and share it with a friend!
Being baptised is something that we've been told we need to do as Christians when we commit our life to God, but is it something that we must do in order to be saved?
In this episode we discuss what a revival is, how we as Christians should view them and what to expect from them.
We mess up sometimes, but should we start again, and is it a thing? We try to bring some clarity on this topic on this episode.
The question we discuss today has sparked countless conversations and debates over the years. Hopefully we can answer it once and for all.
Matthew 27:50-54, is it a powerful scripture or just a confusing passage? Today we shine a light on these verses and discuss their significance.
Why are people so afraid to read Revelations? On today's episode, we discuss 'The Book No One Reads'.
Do we still have access to the same gifts as the apostles, or have they ceased to exist in our lifetime? We discuss those details on this episode of The Pulse Podcast.
In this episode we discuss how God speaks to us and the different ways in which he can reveal Himself.
On this episode, we discuss how people in the old testament gained salvation, before Jesus' death. Let us know what you thoughts are in the comments.
This episode of the pulse podcast explores the topic of spiritual gifts, is it something we should desire? If we do, how do we discover our spiritual gift? This is a widely asked question that only seems to focus on a select few spiritual gifts but there are more gifts we can pray for and have that will bring us closer to Jesus and help the body of Christ. Support us by donating: https://www.ourgodgivenmission.com/project1000/ Join our community: https://www.ourgodgivenmission.com/j...
Is money the only way to tithe? Tithing has become a topic that most Christians seem to dance around these days, but in this podcast we look at tithing in the old testament and in the new testament aiming to re-direct our hearts back to the main focus which is God. Our relationship with God, should come with the wanting to help the church and those around us with our time but also our money.
A lot of us see the old testament as the least exciting part of the Bible that's more old school with a bunch of rules. A better way perhaps is to see the old testament as God's way of holding a mirror to our hearts to reveal our total and utter need for him.
Generational curses are real and shouldn't be ignored, but we shouldn't get into a habit of thinking everything bad is a generational curse. When we are in Christ, we are not bound by the world, but forgiveness and healing must take place.
In the past years, we've seen a rise in church scandals which has led people to ask, is the structure of the church today wrong? What is the correct structure? Perhaps if we change our perspective of the church from an organisation to an organism with Jesus as the head and us as the body, we can realign our view of the church in a more biblical way and less of a pragmatic sense as to how things ought to work. Stay tuned for more.
What is my specific assignment on earth? This podcast will help navigate this question from looking at Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 which is Solomon's conclusion of the duty of man, to God's instruction to the Israelites in Leviticus 19:2. Are we asking the right question? Instead of asking what God want us to do, should we focus on who God wants us to be? Stay tuned to find out more.
So what exactly is penal substitution? Is it just a weird term Christians use to describe the cross? Is it the only way to look at the death of Christ? This video aims to answer these questions by first going over the definition of penal substitution and why it's vital to the Christian faith. Mike looks at the development of atonement of sin through the old testament up until the cross from its first mention in Genesis 3:21.
The notion that Christians must be healed from their illness after being prayed for or fasting on the matter is a controversial topic in the Christian faith. Is it our unbelief, our faith, our sins that causes illness to remain or does God simply not want to heal us? Does he not love us? In this episode, we'll go over this topic and explore it in more details!
The perception of God today is that of a God that punishes the innocent, stays silent in our suffering and isn't powerful enough to save us. Is all this a punishment? Can we call a God like this loving? In this episode, we unpack how God has always shown his love to us, before the cross, on the cross and still today! Can God still love us and still maintain his justice?
