Further

Harmony Bible Church
  • 5,0 (30)
  • CHRISTIANISME
  • CHAQUE SEMAINE

Further is a weekly show for the people of Harmony Bible Church, where we seek to revisit and expand on Sunday sermons, with the goal of growing deeper in Biblical truth that transforms our lives.

  1. -15 H

    Episode 141:I Am He

    Brenton Grimm sits down with Nathan Williams and Coleman Reed to talk through John’s shorter, punchier account of Jesus’ arrest in the garden and why John zooms in on Jesus’ authority and deity rather than the “cup” prayer found in the other gospels. Nathan explains how each gospel writer emphasizes different details, but John keeps pressing one main point: Jesus isn’t caught off guard—He knowingly steps forward as God in the flesh, fully in control and fully committed to the Father’s plan. Coleman highlights the “garden” theme, drawing parallels from Eden to Gethsemane to the promised eternal garden, showing Jesus as the sinless representative who faces betrayal and wins where Adam failed. They unpack a common misconception that the “cup” is mainly about physical suffering, arguing that what’s at stake is God’s wrath and the unbearable weight of sin, including the cost of separation as Jesus bears judgment in our place. The conversation closes with each pastor’s takeaway: Coleman calls listeners to assurance rooted in Christ’s work (not their own), and Nathan urges both unbelievers to trust Jesus and believers to wake up spiritually, stay alert, and respond in awe and worship. Email us at further@harmonybiblechurch.org If you have a question that you'd like to be discussed on Further, send us an email at: ask@furtherpodcast.com Listen to last week's Sermon: Apple Podcasts Spotify Visit our church website at: harmonybiblechurch.org furtherpodcast.com

    42 min

  2. 18 FÉVR.

    Episode 140: Church: God’s Family

    This episode of Further features Brenton Grimm with Paul Fishbach and Matt Mitchell, starting with a quick Family Conference plug and why it’s meant for the whole church family. From there, they unpack what biblical unity actually looks like—unity in Christ, not uniformity—and why it’s something the Spirit gives and we’re called to maintain through humility, reconciliation, and keeping “short accounts.” They also talk about formation, warning that being informed isn’t the same as being transformed, and why embodied, in-person participation in the local church matters for obedience and growth. The conversation turns practical on balancing biological family and church family, emphasizing hospitality and intentionally including people who might otherwise be left out. They close by answering a listener question on “the blood of Christ” as shorthand for Jesus’ atoning sacrifice and by connecting our future inheritance to pursuing peace and perspective when church relationships get hard. Email us at further@harmonybiblechurch.org If you have a question that you'd like to be discussed on Further, send us an email at: ask@furtherpodcast.com Listen to last week's Sermon: Apple Podcasts Spotify Visit our church website at: harmonybiblechurch.org furtherpodcast.com

    43 min

  3. 11 FÉVR.

    Episode 139: Complementarity: How God Designed Gender, Sex, and Roles in the Family

    In this episode of Further, Chris, Eva, and Brenton reflect on Sunday’s sermon and examine why a biblical framework is essential amid cultural confusion surrounding gender, sexuality, and marriage  . They revisit three foundational truths—God’s design is good, sin has corrupted it, and Christians must hold truth and grace together—and consider how these shape faithful engagement with sensitive issues. The conversation addresses compassion and discernment in practical situations, the spiritual nature of sex, and cultural minimization of sexual sin. The episode concludes with a focused discussion on biblical headship and partnership in marriage, highlighting responsibility, shepherding, and mutual cultivation in light of Christ’s relationship with the church. Email us at further@harmonybiblechurch.org If you have a question that you'd like to be discussed on Further, send us an email at: ask@furtherpodcast.com Listen to last week's Sermon: Apple Podcasts Spotify Visit our church website at: harmonybiblechurch.org furtherpodcast.com

    51 min

  4. 4 FÉVR.

    Episode 138: Covenant: What Holds the Family Together

    Brenton and Chris explore how culture has shaped the church’s view of marriage, often reducing it to something fragile or temporary. They contrast this with the biblical vision of marriage as a covenant marked by leaving, cleaving, and weaving—pursuing real oneness rather than just staying together. The conversation highlights common struggles like drifting into “roommate” living, unhealthy family ties, and losing connection amid busy life seasons. They emphasize honoring singleness, seeing hardship as a chance for growth, and grounding forgiveness and perseverance in the gospel. Ultimately, marriage is presented as a living picture of Christ’s love and grace. Email us at further@harmonybiblechurch.org If you have a question that you'd like to be discussed on Further, send us an email at: ask@furtherpodcast.com Listen to last week's Sermon: Apple Podcasts Spotify Visit our church website at: harmonybiblechurch.org furtherpodcast.com

    42 min

  5. 28 JANV.

    Episode 137: Creation & Calling: Why the Family Exists

    In this episode of Further, Brenton and Chris kick off the Created and Called series by laying a foundation for how God defines who we are and what we’re called to do—especially within the family. They unpack why self-definition leads to instability, while God’s design brings order, purpose, and flourishing. The conversation explores how family can subtly become an idol, what it really means to cultivate rather than consume, and why parenting success should be measured by character and worship, not achievements. Chris also challenges the sacred-secular divide, encouraging families to see all of life—work, schedules, and priorities—as opportunities to glorify God. The episode closes with a hopeful reminder that the gospel offers both grace for past failures and power for real change moving forward. Email us at further@harmonybiblechurch.org If you have a question that you'd like to be discussed on Further, send us an email at: ask@furtherpodcast.com Listen to last week's Sermon: Apple Podcasts Spotify Visit our church website at: harmonybiblechurch.org furtherpodcast.com

    35 min

  6. 23 JANV.

    Episode 136: Loving God with Our Minds, Part 2

    This week, Brenton sits down with Chris Carr and special guest Matt Yaley, our Pastor of Counseling Ministries, for a conversation about identity and the battle for the mind. They talk about how media, self-talk, and distraction shape us, and why nothing we consume is truly neutral. The guys unpack practical ways to renew your mind—slowing down, paying attention to your thought patterns, and intentionally “talking to yourself” with truth (2 Corinthians 10:5). They also dig into Ephesians 4’s “put off / put on” framework and why growth isn’t behavior modification, but living out what’s already true of us in Christ. Finally, they answer listener questions about community, confession, and how to build a sustainable habit of Scripture when consistency feels hard. Email us at further@harmonybiblechurch.org If you have a question that you'd like to be discussed on Further, send us an email at: ask@furtherpodcast.com Listen to last week's Sermon: Apple Podcasts Spotify Visit our church website at: harmonybiblechurch.org furtherpodcast.com

    52 min

  7. 14 JANV.

    Episode 135: Loving God with Our Minds

    After a short break, Brenton Grimm and Pastor Chris Carr kick off the new year with a quick “All In” update—celebrating God’s faithfulness as Harmony reaches 48% and hearing how real spiritual transformation is taking root alongside the numbers. From there, they wade into a timely and often controversial question: what can Christians take from psychology, and how Scripture must remain the final authority. Chris offers a framework for engaging psychological science without either dismissing it outright or placing it above God’s Word, including a fascinating connection between neuroscience and the renewing of the mind. They then talk about why loving God with our minds feels especially urgent right now, and why the battle for kids’ identity is so intense in the pre-teen and teen years. The episode closes by unpacking why “activity produces identity” is spiritually crushing, and how union with Christ—and a truth-speaking community—reorients who we are. Email us at further@harmonybiblechurch.org If you have a question that you'd like to be discussed on Further, send us an email at: ask@furtherpodcast.com Listen to last week's Sermon: Apple Podcasts Spotify Visit our church website at: harmonybiblechurch.org furtherpodcast.com

    49 min

  8. 17/12/2025

    Episode 134: A Prayer for Jesus' Disciples

    In this final episode of the year, Brenton and Chris wrap up their conversation around John 17 and what it means to live in the world without becoming like it. They talk about the two common extremes Christians fall into—blending in with culture or separating into a bubble—and why Jesus calls us to something harder. Chris also explains why believers shouldn’t be shocked by opposition, and why Jesus teaches us to respond with joy and faith instead of retaliation. They touch on spiritual warfare and how Satan and our own sin often overlap in the battle we see around us. The episode closes with a hopeful reminder about security in Christ, sanctification as being wholly dedicated to God, and why Christmas matters in the middle of heavy topics. Email us at further@harmonybiblechurch.org If you have a question that you'd like to be discussed on Further, send us an email at: ask@furtherpodcast.com Listen to last week's Sermon: Apple Podcasts Spotify Visit our church website at: harmonybiblechurch.org furtherpodcast.com

    42 min
Tout afficher (144)

5
sur 5
30 notes

À propos

Further is a weekly show for the people of Harmony Bible Church, where we seek to revisit and expand on Sunday sermons, with the goal of growing deeper in Biblical truth that transforms our lives.

Informations

  • Création
    Harmony Bible Church
  • Années d’activité
    2023 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    144
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Harmony Bible church
  • Site web de l’émission
    Further

Vous aimeriez peut‑être aussi