Differing Things

Paul and the Persecuted

Recently, President Donald Trump spoke of the persecution Christians are facing in Africa. Our Apostle in this present Dispensation was no stranger to persecution and ministering to those enduring severe persecution. Paul's second epistle to the Thessalonians is an example of how we should respond to those enduring persecution. Today's Differing Things will take an in-depth look at the persecution of believers throughout the world and what we in the west can do!

The Fruit of Unthankfulness

At this time of year residents of the USA reflect on what they are thankful for. Throughout the Scriptures we see instructions telling us to give thanks.  Upon reflection we all have many things to be thankful for. However, as people we often times become ungrateful and unthankful. What does being unthankful produce in our lives. How did being unthankful impact humanity? This is a very important un-talked about subject worthy of our deep reflection, let us learn from the Scriptures the danger of becoming unthankful.

In All Circumstances

There is no author in all of Scripture who gives thanks more than the Apostle Paul. Yet, Paul very rarely tells anyone thank-you. How did our apostle to the Body of Christ express his thanks? This Thanksgiving let us try our best to be imitators of the Apostle Paul and follow his pattern of giving thanks! If you enjoy this Podcast please consider following us, leave your comments, and give us a like!

The Sin Offering Part 2

Much confusion abounds throughout Christendom in regard to the sin offering. Special guest John Ewen talks in detail about the sin offering and how it typifies our Savior Jesus Christ.

The Sin Offering Part 1

Much confusion abounds throughout Christendom in regard to the sin offering. Special guest host John Ewen talks in detail about the sin offering and how it typifies our Savior Jesus Christ.

Was the Son Forsaken by the Father?

Thank you for joining us as we celebrate our 200th episode of Differing Things! Throughout Christianity it has been taught that Jesus was forsaken by the Father at the time of His greatest need. This is a view that should terrify all believers. If the Father can forsake Jesus at the time of His greatest need, why would He not forsake us? Just what is being taught by the Scriptures and how should we understand Jesus' quotation of Psalm 22? Do not forget to follow us and leave your comments!

A Journey from Law to Grace

Many members of the Body of Christ have had a journey to get to where they are today. Our Special Guest Rick Schmitt had an extraordinary journey. Rick shares with us his journey from extreme legalism and bondage to the Freedom and Liberty Grace brings!

Paul a Pattern for Hitler?

Man's idea of justice is often different than God's idea of justice. Man seeks revenge, while God seeks to rehabilitate. These differences often skew our thinking when it comes to God's future plans. Man, often places upon God our standard of justice. Thank goodness God stays faithful and accomplishes what He set out to do!

Ministering Galilean Women

Luke records many instances where Jesus Christ interacted with women. One such place is Luke 8:1-3. What can these women, living under law, show us today in this Dispensation of Grace? What is Luke's point in this passage, and what are the ramifications of missing this point? Do not forget to leave your likes, and comments!

Created to Play

Whether in the pub or in the pew, there is one question you can always count on hearing: “Did you see that game?” Sports are prominent in culture and relevant to life, which is why the average sports show often spends as much time talking about ethics, racism, crime, and sexuality, as it does athletics. What is the meaning of sports? This week's Differing Things Podcast attempts to answer this question. Do not forget to leave your comments, and better yet why not start to follow us!