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FBS tries something different for this new "series" and your hosts, Pastor Kyle Nelson and Christina Scott, enter the long-form podcast.
In view of Easter season ahead, they talk through many of the details and highlights of Jesus' life. They discover some of the beautiful ways He retraced steps of the nation of Israel, fulfilled prophecy hidden in the hearts of Israel, and showed Himself the fulfillment of what God had been foreshadowing for generations.
This long conversation strings together just a few ways Jesus' life intersected with places of significance in the Old Testament. This isn't just an OT/NT comparison chat! It is a fun "wow-moment" conversation on the complexity of an all-knowing, deeply loving Savior.
We hope it is a reaffirmation of the intentionality of our God and His intricate plan for the redemption of humanity.
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This final episode of the "Out of Context" series tackles two very different misquotes/misuse of scripture. Our hosts first talk about the idea that "Money is the root of all evil." That sounds familiar, right? I'm pretty sure the Bible says that... or does it?
Then, they transition to another biblical reference that gets shortened all the time - "Judge not, lest ye be judged." Well, if we can't judge, then how can we correct wrong behavior? Who are the judges and juries?
Listen in and share with a friend. We hope this sparks some conversations that take you Monday through Saturday.
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The word of God is true, and it should be quoted often. But what happens when we select one sentence from the middle of a passage and quote it out of context? We can do harm to our own understanding and to others' walk when we misuse scripture or cherry-pick just what we like.
This installment of Fathom Beyond Sunday is about two different verses that have a beautiful message. Unfortunately, they also often get truncated and quoted without context. Listen in as Pastor Kyle Nelson and Christina Scott talk through Romans 8:28 and Jeremiah 29:11.
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In this episode, our FBS hosts dive in on one saying, "God helps those who help themselves." and one verse - "I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength." (Philippians 4:13)
These two ideas are misused in similar ways and are frequently quoted - both in and out of the Church.
Jump in with Pastor Kyle and Christina as they dissect the ideas behind the use of these sayings and the original context of their writers.
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Fathom Beyond Sunday is back! We are kicking off this season with a 4-episode run called "Out of Context." In this series, Pastor Kyle Nelson and Christina Scott discuss some common idioms attributed to the Bible that aren't in it or verses that are abbreviated and used out of context.
They talk about two sayings or verses per episode and get the conversation rolling for you. We hope this series gets you thinking and promotes conversation about biblical truth Monday through Saturday and not just on Sunday.
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In this first episode of the new "Out of Context" series, Christina and Pastor Kyle talk through two common statements taken out of context and attributed to the Bible: "God just wants me to be happy." and "God is love."
 Is God a Genie-like character that is waiting around to make us happy? Is the God of the Old Testament new and improved in the gospels? God is love, so does that mean He's no longer judge?
Listen in as our hosts tackle these questions and more!
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