In "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney explores Calvinism with Matt Slick, critiques "Blood Moons," and urges a personal, Spirit-led approach to Christianity.
In a recent teaching on James 3, we explored the tongue's power, its potential for harm or blessing, and the need for divine help to align our words with God's will.
A teaching explored traditions in society, noting they unify but don't connect to God. Christians should focus on Jesus' resurrection daily, not cultural holidays.
In "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney challenges traditional Christian scripture interpretations, advocating for a Spirit-led focus on love and unity over rigid text adherence.
James 3 highlights the tongue's power, urging caution in teaching due to stricter judgment. It stresses self-control and wisdom in speech through vivid analogies.
At CAMPUS, we explored John 18, focusing on Peter's denial and Jesus' trial. We discussed human tendencies, religious hypocrisy, and the need for genuine faith.
In "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney urges viewers to transcend traditional scripture interpretations, embracing a Spirit-led understanding prioritizing love and unity.
In a session on John 18, we explored Jesus' arrest, his calm authority, Peter's impulsive act, and Jesus' mission to liberate, ending with a reflection on his faithfulness.
In a recent teaching on James 2, we explored faith and works, noting that faith without deeds is dead. Genuine faith naturally produces works, as seen in Abraham and Rahab.
In "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney challenges Sola Scriptura, advocating for a Spirit-led faith beyond traditional church structures and written laws.
The epistle of James highlights that faith without works is lifeless. It urges believers to embody a faith expressed through love and active, selfless giving.
In John 17, Jesus prays for unity and sanctification through truth. His call to holiness and love transcends differences, urging believers to embrace compassion.
In "Heart of the Matter," host Shawn McCraney explores a Spirit-led approach to Christianity, challenging doctrines and emphasizing love as faith's core.
On March 8, 2015, a CAMPUS session explored John 17, focusing on Jesus' prayer. It discussed Judas' role, sanctification through truth, and God's word's power.
A recent teaching on James 2:8-14 emphasized aligning faith with actions, highlighting love and mercy over judgment, and urging believers to live out their faith.
Join Shawn McCraney on 'Heart of the Matter' as he advocates for a love-driven, spiritually-focused faith that transcends doctrinal divisions globally.
In a session on James 2:13, we discussed favoritism, wealth, and true faith. James urges equal treatment for all, warning against wealth as a false identity.
A 2015 teaching on John 17:11 highlights Jesus' prayer for unity, joy, protection, sanctification, presence, witnessing glory, and divine love, urging trust in God's will.
Join Shawn McCraney on 'Heart of the Matter' as he challenges church structures, inviting believers to embrace a unified faith guided by Christ and the Holy Spirit.
At our CAMPUS Milk Gathering, we explored John 17, focusing on Jesus' prayer, His mission, and the divine connection with the Father, urging deeper faith and relationship.
In a recent teaching on James 2, we explored Christian love and impartiality, emphasizing that true faith rejects favoritism and urges us to embody love and equality.
In "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney shares a story of baptizing Robert in a hotel Jacuzzi, highlighting faith, the Gospel, and unity in "Subjective Christianity."
A recent teaching on James emphasized being doers of the Word, not just hearers, highlighting the "perfect law of liberty" and embodying love through actions and integrity.
In a recent teaching, we explored Jesus' words on His divine origin, relationship with the Father, and His prayer for unity, protection, and peace for believers.
Join Shawn McCraney on 'Heart of the Matter' to explore faith's power, urging Christians to unite beyond doctrinal divides and prioritize the Gospel's core message.
In a recent teaching on John 16, we explored the Holy Spirit's role in guiding believers to truth, emphasizing spiritual maturity and the importance of a solid faith foundation.
In a recent teaching on James 1:25, we learned to be doers of the word, not just hearers, embracing faith with action, patience, and meekness for true blessings.
Master effective communication with active listening, clear expression, empathy, and constructive feedback for meaningful, harmonious interactions.
In a recent teaching on James 1:13-18, we learned God isn't the source of temptation but the giver of good gifts, urging us to rethink His role in our trials.
In John 16, Jesus prepares His apostles for His departure, promising the Holy Spirit's guidance and transformative work, convicting the world and glorifying Christ.
