Faith without religion.
The Christian Walk, Part 2
On "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney reflects on a viewer's email, prompting him to examine his theological journey and reaffirm his commitment to God.
On "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney reflects on a viewer's email, prompting him to examine his theological journey and reaffirm his commitment to God.
In Acts 15, Paul and Barnabas shared with Gentile converts in Antioch. A debate on circumcision led to a Jerusalem meeting, affirming faith over law for salvation.
In a session on Revelation 2:1-7, the message to Ephesus is explored, highlighting commendations and admonishments, urging balance of truth and love in faith today.
In "Interview with Larry Livingston," Shawn McCraney engages in a thought-provoking conversation, offering insights and perspectives on the episode's themes.
A recent teaching explored Paul and Barnabas's church efforts, prayer, fasting, early church challenges, and emphasized love, outreach, and aligning with faith principles.
In a recent teaching on Revelation 1:19-20, Jesus' eternal nature as "Alpha and Omega" is highlighted. The seven stars and candlesticks symbolize His authority and connection with the churches, urging them to be lights to the world. The message to Ephesus commends perseverance but urges a return to their first love, balancing grace with works for vibrant faith.
On "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney urges viewers to rethink the New Testament, likening it to idealized grocery displays, for deeper spiritual insight.
In exploring Revelation 1:18, we discussed Jesus' eternal life, the keys of hell and death, eschatological views, hades, the Lake of Fire, and early church reconciliation beliefs.
In a recent teaching on Acts 14:23, we discussed apostles and elders. Paul and Barnabas ordained elders, emphasizing faith and love from 1 Corinthians 13 for unity.
In "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney urges Christians to prioritize faith and love over strict doctrine, exploring the balance between free will and belief.
A recent teaching emphasized communion as a memorial of Jesus' sacrifice, explored Acts 14:15-22, and encouraged steadfast faith amidst challenges.
In a session, we explored Revelation 1:17-18, discussing Jesus' victory over death, redefining "hades," and His authority over physical and spiritual realms.
In "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney delves into selfless Christian love and free will, urging viewers to reconnect with the apostles' foundational teachings.
Explore Revelation 1:13-18's vivid imagery: Jesus, "like the Son of man," stands among seven candlesticks, symbolizing the Seven Churches, as a glorified King and High Priest.
In Acts 14:1-18, Paul and Barnabas spread the gospel in Iconium, face resistance, perform miracles, and correct misunderstandings, urging people to turn to God.
On 'Heart of the Matter,' Shawn McCraney urges Christians to embrace unity and love, focusing on the Good News while transitioning from Mormonism and exploring free will.
In a teaching session, we explored John's presence on Patmos in Revelation 1:9-12. He may have been there voluntarily for missionary work, not exiled.
In Acts 13, Paul shares Jesus' Good News, highlighting justification by faith, not law. Rejected by Jews, he turns to Gentiles, spreading salvation globally with joy.
In "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney urges believers to prioritize love and spiritual rebirth over politics, embracing a personal relationship with God.
We explored Revelation 1:8-9, focusing on "Alpha and Omega" as symbols of divinity, Jesus' divine role, and the link between suffering with Christ and spiritual reward.
Paul and Barnabas in Acts 13:24-39 highlight Jesus as Israel's Savior, His resurrection, and salvation through faith, not the law, extending God's promise to all.
Shawn McCraney stresses worshiping God in Spirit and Truth, advocating for open dialogue and understanding diverse perspectives in the Christian community.
In Acts 13, Paul and Barnabas spread the Lord's message. Paul confronts Elymas, leading Sergius Paulus to believe. Paul emphasizes Jesus as Savior and King.
In a session on Revelation 1:5-7, we discussed Jesus as a faithful witness, His blood's cleansing power, believers' roles, and the prophetic imagery of His return.
On "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney and Matt Slick discussed diverse Bible interpretations, stressing love and unity over dogmatism in modern Christianity.
In a 2016 reflection on Acts 13:2-11, the early church's mission is highlighted, focusing on Barnabas and Saul's ordination for a task, not power. They preached in regions like Seleucia and Cyprus, confronting deceit with truth and courage.
In a session on Revelation 1:3-4, we discussed the blessings of reading and hearing the prophecy, its significance to Asia Minor's churches, and Jesus as the faithful witness.
Join Shawn McCraney on Heart of the Matter to challenge religious norms, explore faith's power, and engage in fresh, open spiritual dialogue.
In a session on Acts 13:2, we discussed ministering to the Lord, the Holy Spirit's guidance, self-examination in service, and the Holy Spirit as God's presence in us.
In a session on Revelation 1:1-2, participants explore its purpose through various lenses, emphasizing it as an unveiling of Jesus Christ, not a catastrophic end.