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Knox Presbyterian Church Podcast Knox Presbyterian Church
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Welcome to the Knox Presbyterian Church Podcast!
Knox Presbyterian Church (Naperville, IL) is a community of faith committed to seeking Jesus and serving others. We strive to live into our Core Values: that Lives are changed by Jesus, We’re together in the highs and lows, We take fun seriously, Kids grow here, and that Service is hands-on.
Most of our preaching is done by Co-Pastors Rev. Becca Bruner and Rev. Dr. David Bruner. Fall thru Spring we have both a 9am traditional service and a 10:30am contemporary service. In the summer we have a single, blended service at 9:30am.
For more information visit: knoxpres.org
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Kingdom Calling: As We Work
Many of us will spend thousands of hours of our lives at work. How can we relate our faith to what goes on in the workplace? As Christians, we are called to take our faith with us to work, to shine Christ's light, and glorify God in and through the work we do.
Matthew 5:13-16
Colossians 3:15-17 -
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Faith & Politics Episode 3: My Power Is Made Perfect In Weakness
In our third installment of Faith & Politics, David and Becca break down the definition of Christendom and what its decline means for Christians and the church as well as its part in American politics.
2 Corinthians 12:8-10 -
Kingdom Calling: In Our Politics
Why bother with politics? Can't we just ignore it? Christians are called to engage in politics as a way of loving our neighbors, and even our enemies.
Matthew 5:43-48
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Faith & Politics Episode 2: Jesus Christ is Lord
Scripture text: Philippians 2:1-11
Questions to consider:
Martin Luther famously said ‘whatever you fear, love, or trust most is really your God.’ Do you think that’s true or false?
What does the passage in Philippians tell us about where our ultimate loyalty should lie as Christians?
What would be the theological name for a person who puts their love or trust in something more than in Jesus?
Do you think politics poses a temptation for Christians to love or trust something more than Jesus? If so, how?
Looking back through history, what are some ways Christians have placed their ultimate trust in nations, movements, or political parties? What have been the results?
What are some ways Christians are tempted to place politics above Jesus in America today?
How can Christians resist this temptation?