Knowing Faith

Thank you for agreeing and disagreeing graciously, showing brother-and-sister love in action, and showing your listeners that doing theology together is FUN. Your episodes on generous complementarianism have deeply blessed my marriage and my husband’s ministry as a youth pastor. Just grateful that you guys continue to have these conversations and encourage others to do the same.

I can’t belief how I rush to listen to each new episode! Brings out the Bible nerd in me 😀. But the chance to hear theology discussed in such an accessible way is a massive gift. I praise God for all you do. I teach a VERY small Sunday school class of 1st-3rd graders but many times I have felt theologically grounded as I teach because of listening. Plus you guys are really funny and thoughtful

I’m so thankful for this podcast. It has made a positive impact on my life and spiritual growth. I have a question about the Lord’s Supper. In my local church, the pastor, before presiding over the Lord’s supper, has many times referenced Matthew 5:23-24 and connected it to 1 Corinthians 11:27-29. He warns that if any of us have something against another brother or know they have something against us and haven’t reconciled then we should abstain from the Lord’s supper. My question is this, what are the parameters for abstaining from the Lord’s supper? In my understanding, we should use the time of the Lord’s supper for reflection and repentance, but I don’t believe that Matthew 5:23-24 is about the Lord’s supper. I have been grieved to see fellow church members sitting and abstaining from taking the Lord’s supper. I feel all Christians should partake of it as we realize our constant need for Christ’s grace and forgiveness. I believe that if someone is apostatizing or in active rebellion against church leadership that would be a reason to withhold the Lord’s supper, but I would appreciate clarity on this topic as I consider bringing my concerns to my pastor. Thank you.

I so love this podcast! It enhances my love for the Scriptures even more. Kyle, Jen, and JT have become my friends (though they have no idea who I am). 😅- I love the way they love each other and God’s Word and they help me to see things that sometimes get missed- like themes that run throughout the pages of Scripture or doctrines that are formed from the things God shows us. I believe I have grown in my understanding of who God is and see more clearly how beautiful His words are with the help of this podcast. I am staying right here for more. ❤️🙌🏼