Most Christians believe God is all-loving and all-powerful, but if this is the case, how does the existence of evil exist? And if God has all the power and is all-knowing, how does prayer fit into the equation?
Most Christians believe God is all-loving and all-powerful, but if this is the case, how does the existence of evil exist? And if God has all the power and is all-knowing, how does prayer fit into the equation?
Four episodes, many voices and many topics, so buckle up.
EP071: "Enneagram 8" People, Why Did Jesus Get Baptized (and other things...)
EP072: "The Real Indians," Racial Joking (and other things...)
EP073: Steph Curry's Education, Microchips in Sweden, Scarcity of Kindness (and other things...)
EP074: The Surratt Brothers on their Relationship and How Seacoast Spends Money (and other things...)
On most summers, Seacoast Church does a teaching series called “At the Movies,” in which our pastors highlight some helpful applications, while mixing in scripture with movie clips. Pastors Greg and Josh Surratt extend their sermons from our most recent series.
Naeem Fazal joins Pastor Greg Surratt and Joey Svendsen to discuss the war in Israel, the sentiments many Christians have toward Israel, and how these thoughts can potentially be a distraction from the church's primary purpose.
Our first conversation is about Alzeihmer's Awareness Month in November, reminding us all about the needed support for those affected, and our second conversation is all about economics, particularly that of the United States.
Many movies fit in the genre of "Horror Movies." With demonic oppression and scary hauntings to sadistic killers and bloody gore, should Christians consume this form of entertainment?
Andi Andrew, author of "Friendship -- It's Complicated," discusses certain aspects of what she'd deem as complicated friendships that are typical amongst women, also just how are males and females different?
Tara and Greg Banks have been a part of Seacoast Church for the vast majority of the time it existed, yet neither one postures themselves for the spotlight and could possibly go unnoticed in a crowd.
A culmination of his journey is captured in his recent album, "Nobody's Perfect." The album, full of grit, honesty, compassion and hope is the reference point of this conversation.
After watching the heart-wrenching and unfortunately very disturbing documentary on Hillsong Church, "The Secrets of Hillsong," lead pastor Josh Surratt joins regular hosts, Pastors Jack Hoey III and Joey Svendsen to reflect on what they saw and learned from the documentary.