Seek Go Create with Tim Winders

Tim Winders

What changes when we read Scripture in its original context, question inherited assumptions, and become willing to follow the conversation wherever it leads? Seek Go Create with Tim Winders is a long-form podcast exploring faith, leadership, Scripture in context, the Kingdom of God, purpose, and the questions that shape how we live and lead. Tim is an author, executive leader, longtime student and teacher of Scripture, and genuinely curious questioner. Drawing from more than four decades of experience in business, leadership, coaching, ministry, success, loss, and rebuilding, he brings a practical perspective to conversations about faith and everyday life. Recent episodes take a deep look at the New Testament through its first-century setting and original audiences. Tim examines familiar passages, challenges inherited interpretations, and asks what these writings meant to the people who first received them before applying them to our lives today. Seek Go Create also includes thoughtful, long-form interviews with leaders, entrepreneurs, authors, teachers, ministry leaders, and unconventional thinkers. These conversations move beyond rehearsed talking points through deep listening, honest curiosity, and questions others may overlook—or hesitate to ask. Whether the subject is Scripture, leadership, success, failure, purpose, work, or personal reinvention, Seek Go Create creates space to think more deeply, question honestly, and pursue a life marked by greater faith, clarity, peace, and purpose. Follow Seek Go Create and join the conversation.

  1. Aug 17

    Religion Is Not God's Kingdom. Neither Is Rome.

    What happens when the church trades spiritual authority for political power? This episode of Seek Go Create dives deep into the historic and ongoing tension between religion, politics, and the true nature of God’s kingdom. Explore why merging faith with worldly structures often leads to confusion, disappointment, and spiritual decline—and discover what Jesus and the early church can teach us about living out the kingdom, no matter who holds the power. If you’re questioning the role of faith in today’s polarized landscape, this conversation will challenge and inspire you. "Religion is not the kingdom. Politics, that's not God's kingdom either." - Tim Winders Access all show and episode resources HERE Episode Resources & Action Steps:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources. Episode Highlights:00:00 Spirit Power Not Empire 00:55 NT90 Reading Journey 03:12 Religion And Rome Rebuilt 05:11 My Political Past 07:43 Rise Of Religious Right 13:25 2016 Gods Candidate 20:00 Kingdom Religion Rome Defined 25:35 Scoreboards And Confusion 29:10 Three Operating Systems 33:25 Why Power Cant Produce Fruit 39:02 Constantine And Christendom 41:53 Imperialized Christianity 42:54 Violence in Jesus Name 43:39 Growth Then Nominal Faith 45:54 Why Power Keeps Calling 46:15 Become What You Fight 48:03 Suffering Versus Self Reliance 50:05 American Religious Right Results 53:18 Jesus Refused Political Power 58:12 Eschatology Trap Today 01:00:37 Kingdom Without Access 01:03:55 Three Moves To Wrap Up 01:07:53 Kingdom Transforms All 01:10:41 Tangled Signal To Outsiders 01:14:12 Final Challenge And Next

    Religion Is Not God's Kingdom. Neither Is Rome.
  2. Aug 10

    Old Wineskins: The Shadow Rebuilt Again

    Have you ever wondered why so many Christian traditions look so much like the systems they supposedly replaced? In this episode, the conversation focused on how the early church’s dynamic beginnings gradually drifted back toward old, familiar religious structures, rebuilding what the writer of Hebrews declared finished. By exploring the transformation from house churches to cathedrals, Sabbath to Sunday, and elders to priests, this discussion challenges us to recognize where old “wineskins” still shape modern faith. If you’re curious about the difference between spiritual substance and religious shadow—and want to rethink what really matters—this episode is for you. "The church has spent 2,000 years trying to pour new wine right back into old wineskins." - Tim Winders Access all show and episode resources HERE Episode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources. Episode Highlights:00:00 Finished Work Rebuilt 01:10 Episode Setup Old Wineskins 04:58 Why Drift Happened 07:26 Domino Chain Explained 08:28 Sabbath Shift To Sunday 12:39 Buildings Become Sacred 16:33 Elders Turned Priests 21:32 Tithing Becomes Law 24:59 Tithing Guilt Trap 26:15 Giving Without Requirement 27:17 More Rebuild Dominoes 27:31 Sacred Clothes and Altars 28:18 Calendars Sacraments Confession 31:10 How Traditions Drift 34:21 Why We Prefer Old 38:40 Misreading Through Tradition 40:36 What Still Matters Today 41:35 Four Practical Moves 44:08 New Wine Next Steps

    Old Wineskins: The Shadow Rebuilt Again
  3. Jul 27

    Two Letters, One Gospel: Romans & Hebrews Frontlines

    What happens when two powerful letters confront the pressures of empire and old religion in the first-century church? This episode explores Romans and Hebrews as bookends for understanding how early believers navigated the clash between Rome’s kingdom and the temple system, each letter addressing the unique struggles of Gentile and Jewish audiences. Discover how the same gospel spoke to two very different front lines—and why reading these letters in context changes everything. If you’ve ever wondered about the roots of faith and how history shapes belief, this conversation will challenge and inspire you. "Romans and Hebrews are not two random books—they are the gospel speaking into two pressures, two battlefronts." - Tim Winders Access all show and episode resources HERE. Episode Resources:NT90 Hub – This is the central website for the 90-day New Testament reading plan, with downloadable, printable plans, background information, and links to all episodes and resources. Episode Highlights:00:00 Two Letters One Gospel 00:45 Why Read In Order 03:56 Episode Focus Romans Hebrews 06:21 Two Kingdom Pressures 10:41 Dating Authors Audiences 15:06 Rome Church Backstory 18:08 Romans Unites Jew Gentile 19:37 Abraham Olive Tree Argument 23:51 Romans 16 Mixed Family 24:58 Hebrews Era Rising Persecution 26:34 Temple Looks Safer 28:21 Who Wrote Hebrews 28:57 Rome Destination Clues 31:21 Jesus Is Better 33:09 Severe Warning Passages 34:36 Faith Heroes Context 36:30 Two Letters Two Fronts 39:03 Common Anchor Faith 42:44 Modern Misreadings 44:45 Four Lenses Today 48:10 One Gospel Takeaway 48:56 Next Episodes Preview 50:31 Reading Plan Sendoff

    Two Letters, One Gospel: Romans & Hebrews Frontlines
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What changes when we read Scripture in its original context, question inherited assumptions, and become willing to follow the conversation wherever it leads? Seek Go Create with Tim Winders is a long-form podcast exploring faith, leadership, Scripture in context, the Kingdom of God, purpose, and the questions that shape how we live and lead. Tim is an author, executive leader, longtime student and teacher of Scripture, and genuinely curious questioner. Drawing from more than four decades of experience in business, leadership, coaching, ministry, success, loss, and rebuilding, he brings a practical perspective to conversations about faith and everyday life. Recent episodes take a deep look at the New Testament through its first-century setting and original audiences. Tim examines familiar passages, challenges inherited interpretations, and asks what these writings meant to the people who first received them before applying them to our lives today. Seek Go Create also includes thoughtful, long-form interviews with leaders, entrepreneurs, authors, teachers, ministry leaders, and unconventional thinkers. These conversations move beyond rehearsed talking points through deep listening, honest curiosity, and questions others may overlook—or hesitate to ask. Whether the subject is Scripture, leadership, success, failure, purpose, work, or personal reinvention, Seek Go Create creates space to think more deeply, question honestly, and pursue a life marked by greater faith, clarity, peace, and purpose. Follow Seek Go Create and join the conversation.