Faith Community Podcast Amos Johnson Jr, PhD

Romans 8:1-4 explores the profound theological insights provided by Paul, whose writings are considered divinely inspired and thus part of scripture. It reassures believers that in Christ, they are free from condemnation, highlighting that their sins are covered by Jesus' sacrifice, granting them spiritual immunity.
There is also emphasis on the importance of living according to the Holy Spirit rather than following the sinful desires of the flesh, aligning one's life with God's will. It distinguishes between the law of sin and death, which arouses sinful desires and leads to death, and the law of the Spirit, which brings life and freedom through Christ.
These passages further delve into Jesus' dual nature—fully human and divine—and how His perfect obedience and ultimate sacrifice fulfilled the law's requirements. This enables believers to aspire to live like Christ, guided by the Holy Spirit, who now connects them directly to God. 

Submission is a topic that has often been fought over between husbands and wives. However, when God created the concept of submission it was not supposed to be a weapon. Let's discover the proper context of submission, and learn why God asks wives to submit and husbands to lead.

Pastor Amos announced the opening of  Ministry School. The group also explored issues related to communication, cultural sensitivity, and societal pressure to conform to certain physical standards, with a focus on embracing individuality and authenticity. Lastly,  the importance of trusting God's plan in relationships were discussed.

Marriage is something that two people can only experience while on earth, because once we go to heaven we won’t be married to our spouse anymore. So, there must be something very important God wants us to experience in marriage while we’re here on this planet. Let's walk through scripture to discover what is the main purpose of marriage. 
 

Your success is not based on hard work, your work ethic, or any other form of effort, but is based on receiving wisdom from God. God's wisdom provides you with the needed insight to succeed at your calling. Without His wisdom you are just spinning your wheel. Let's discover how to receive the wisdom you need for your calling.

Attendees discussed the challenges of adapting to different work environments and personalities, with a focus on the importance of open communication and understanding each other's expectations. They also explored the concept of salvation and the role of faith in personal and professional endeavors, emphasizing the need for discipline, prioritization, and commitment. Lastly, they delved into the concept of accountability in personal relationships, the importance of community, and the plans for a ministry school and additional fellowship opportunities.