Knowing God With Heart and Mind Dan Sinkhorn

In this enlightening episode, we delve into the role of mothers and women in shaping our faith and societal values as seen from a biblical perspective. Anchored in the opening verses of 2 Timothy 1, the episode unfolds the Apostle Paul's appreciation of Timothy's mother and grandmother, highlighting their paramount role in nurturing his faith journey. The discussion further extends to explore the inherent and eternal aspects of motherhood and womanhood, regardless of the rapidly transforming social norms and expectations.
Regarded as a profound reminder of the undervalued contribution of women, this episode prompts us to consider the often-overlooked legacy entrusted by mothers. The appreciation for the role of women in child-rearing, nurturing, teaching, and building resilient societies is brought forth eloquently. As we reflect upon mothers and the roles they play, we are called to acknowledge their vital contributions and involve them wholly in the communal faith journey.
The listener is also challenged to think about the fluid dynamics within parenting, the intersection of motherhood and fatherhood, and their uniquely different but equally important roles, especially within the faith community. Beyond just a reflection for Mother's Day, it is an affirmation of women's strength, dedication and unwavering devotion, urging us not to take their efforts for granted but to celebrate their invaluable position within families and society.
As we continue to navigate the complex maze of family life within our continuously changing world, this episode calls us not only to value the God-given roles of men and women but also to honor the unique ways each person contributes to the broader tapestry of life.

In this profound episode of the Echo Podcast, Pastor Dan Sinkhorn and Adrienne Tarullo of Shiloh Church delve into the concept of generational sins from biblical exegesis to personal experiences. By exploring verses from Old Testament, they shed light on how our formative experiences shape our perception of sin and faith.
The subject of generational habits, the fear of questioning traditions, and the possibility of disrupting them for a healthier life story is discussed. We tell the tale of cutting ham tradition by Zig Ziglar as a vivid example of unconscious family habits and how to liberate oneself if they are leading down a harmful path.
The conversation deepens as we engage you with Anthropological roots of fear and comfort zones, taking you through the grafting process as a metaphor for transformation and evolution. Also discussed are concepts of 'normal' that are socially imposed and how to embrace your unique path.
This episode is a wholesome guide that acknowledges past wounds, encourages resilience, and reinstates the power of choice in reshaping responses to life's tribulations. The episode also underscores the significant role of faith and community support in the recovery journey. A shift in perspective can significantly impact how we perceive and deal with life's challenges, leading to profound personal growth.
Join us in this spiritual exploration to break the cycle of harmful family traits, inspire courage, and instigate change for a meaningful future. This episode is filled with profound insights, real-life experiences, and forward-looking transformations. It serves as a guide to personal growth and healing.

Join us as we take a deep dive into the Bible's view of cause and effect principles and their influence on subsequent generations. This episode examines the depth of our connection with God and the lasting effects it has on our lineage. Consequences of straying from righteous worship are discussed, as told explicitly by God in these biblical passages.
We critically examine the 'sins of the fathers' principle and its implications, shedding light on cultural and genetic elements that persist through families, shaping entire communities. With King David as an illustrative example, we explore the dichotomy of his relationship with God and his personal failings, highlighting key lessons of surrendering to flawed human instincts.
Our reflective study serves as an eye-opening reminder of the spiritual fallout brought about by poor spiritual leadership and decision-making. We invite you to embark on a spiritual journey with us to harness the transformative power of a righteous relationship with God, which influences both our lives and those of our descendants.
We delve into the New Covenant and its promise of personal spiritual evolution through a connection to God. The Holy Spirit works within us, enabling us to break generational sins and patterns. We emphasize the necessity of commitment and patience in this transformative journey, which like grafting into a healthy tree, can be painful yet rewarding.
Ultimately, we must strive to build a legacy that reflects the glory of God, echoing with love and faith for future generations. We advocate for parents to nurture their children's faith and elders to guide upcoming generations, thus, aiding them in a righteous path, fostering a strong community of faith around them.
Let us break these chains and usher in a new era of righteousness, reinforced with love and faith.

Welcome to our domain of biblical parenting, where we actively explore how families can serve God with purpose and raise spiritually resilient children. As part of the Shiloh family, our mission extends beyond parents to extended families and church community members and seeks to provide support and wisdom for those navigating the complex journey of child-rearing. Our main focus is the practical application of core biblical narratives in shaping a family’s spiritual framework.In this episode, we expand on Apostle Paul's advice to Titus, opining on discerning sound doctrine for effective parenting. By citing biblical teachings, we stress the need for parents to showcase substantial character traits and virtuous actions, planting seeds of well-established morals in their children. This consequently fosters an environment of growth and maturity that is rooted in Christ’s love.The discussion advances to consider the crucial role of parents in modeling integrity — the dilemma of ‘practice what you preach’. By acknowledging and addressing the complexities of parenting, we strive to showcase the impact of this concept on the development of a child. This episode also ventures into the critical role the church community and elders play in providing godly models for young parents. The ensuing narrative finally circles back to reveal how Paul's teachings and our pursuit to imitate Christ can direct our path as parents.In essence, this episode scrutinizes the imperative need for aligning our heart, mind, and soul for substantial parenting. We emphasize how parental figures set a precedent for children’s view of life, guiding children to either mirror or reject these practices. Finally, the episode concludes with an enthusiastic appeal to parents to persist in their journey of divine-led parenting, despite its challenges, and to rejoice in the ultimate rewards of character development and spiritual growth in their children.

In this sermon, we enter a profound exploration of the 'Cardboard Jesus', a metaphor delineating the often superficial understanding of Jesus Christ in modern religious practice. Using humor and thought-provoking insights, this discussion challenges the prevailing perceptions and dives into the multi-faceted reality of Jesus Christ. We confront the narrative of a one-dimensional Jesus, as depicted in images and rituals, urging believers to dig deeper into the essence of Christ's existence.
Featuring engrossing discussions on the resurrection of Jesus Christ, on the difference between reverence of deceased icons and the living Jesus, and on the global impact of Christ's death and resurrection, this sermon offers a refreshing look at Christian theology. Going beyond a mere ritualistic approach, importance is given to a constant, meaningful connection with Christ. The sermon is an ideal listen for those seeking to deepen their understanding of faith and spirituality.
'The Unquenchable Fire of Christianity: A Powerful Analysis of Its Longevity', offered in this episode, provides an interesting insight into the enduring strength and vitality of Christianity. Capturing the historical obstacles and the power of the resurrection message, it illuminates why Christianity persists as a major religion despite centuries of persecution and criticism. This dialogue is as much a tribute to the early Christians and their unwavering faith as it is a compelling analysis of the divine force driving Christianity's survival.
Strongly advocating for an authentic immersion in Christian teachings, the episode encourages listeners to question whether their relationship with Christ is genuinely transformative or merely confined to preaching. Emphasizing the model of 'Doubting Thomas', the sermon ends with a call to experience Christianity as a living testament of an enduring deity and His timeless teachings.