Faith without religion.
The Bible, Part 3
Join Shawn McCraney on 'Heart of the Matter' as he urges believers to seek a deeper connection with God beyond mere ritual and tradition.
Join Shawn McCraney on 'Heart of the Matter' as he urges believers to seek a deeper connection with God beyond mere ritual and tradition.
James 1:18 teaches that temptation arises from our desires, not God. Enduring it leads to life. Every good gift is from God, urging us to align with His will.
In John 15-16, Jesus prepares His disciples for persecution, promising the Holy Spirit's guidance. He warns of expulsion and death, stressing His departure's necessity.
In "Heart of the Matter," Shawn McCraney challenges traditional views on excommunication and political scrutiny, urging deeper examination of faith and transparency.
Our "church deconstructed" approach fosters personal faith exploration through prayer, music, and reflection, emphasizing wisdom, unwavering faith, and spiritual richness.
In our gatherings, we explore faith through personal discernment and community, focusing on meaningful connections with God and each other, guided by the Holy Spirit.
Join Shawn McCraney on 'Heart of the Matter' to explore a transformative biblical approach, prioritizing faith and love over division, with an open heart.
The January 11, 2015 teaching on James 1:1-8 highlights trials, patience, and wisdom, urging believers to find joy and seek wisdom from God with unwavering faith.
In John 15:16, Jesus tells His apostles, "Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you," suggesting a practical selection, not a special religious status.
Join Shawn McCraney on Heart of the Matter to challenge traditional Christian doctrines and inspire a more authentic faith rooted in Spirit and Truth.
The Epistle of James, aimed at a broad audience, emphasizes practical faith. Despite Luther's critique, it remains valued for guidance on Christian living.
In John 15, Jesus teaches the central role of love in Christian life, urging disciples to love as He does, redefining them as friends, and emphasizing lasting fruit.
In his final 2014 show, Shawn McCraney challenges traditional Christian views on eternal punishment, advocating for God's justice as finite and reconciling.
Shawn's teaching on Hebrews 13 highlights contentment, trust in God, praise, good works, Jesus' unchanging nature, fellowship, obedience, grace, and gratitude.
Our study of John 15 highlights Jesus as the true vine and the Father as the vinedresser. Staying connected to Christ is vital for spiritual growth and bearing fruit.
Join us as we explore Jaques Assimovrinko's question: Can eternal punishment align with the message of liberation and mercy that Jesus preached?
Shawn's teaching on Hebrews 13:1-4 emphasizes brotherly love, hospitality, compassion, fidelity, and the consequences of immorality, urging unity and faithfulness.
In a session on John 15:1-8, Jesus is the "true vine," God the "vine-dresser." Abiding in Jesus is key to bearing fruit, with God pruning us for more love.
This discussion challenges traditional views on eternal punishment by examining biblical distinctions between hell and the Lake of Fire, and faith's transformative power.
Shawn explores God as a consuming fire, linking Old Testament fire symbolism to Jesus and the Holy Spirit. He urges reverence, humility, and worshipful service to God.
Explore the themes of love and the Holy Spirit in John 14, highlighting Jesus' promise of the Spirit as a guide and the importance of love in following His teachings.
Join Shawn McCraney as he explores Mormonism's future, challenging traditions with insights from Charles R. Harrell, and envisions a loving, reconciling God.
Shawn explores Hebrews 12:25-29, highlighting the shift to a spiritual kingdom through Christ. He urges believers to focus on unshakable spiritual matters.
In John 14, Jesus promises the Holy Spirit, the Comforter, to dwell within believers, guiding and teaching us, bringing life, truth, and spiritual fruits.
Shawn McCraney challenges traditional views on salvation and damnation, urging believers to explore God's will and the 'second death' in their spiritual journey.
Shawn explores Hebrews 12:18-23, contrasting the Old Covenant's terrors with the New Covenant's blessings, urging believers to focus on their spiritual bond with Christ.
In John 14, Jesus prepares His apostles for His departure, emphasizing belief, love, and obedience. He promises greater works through the Holy Spirit's guidance.
In "Heart of the Matter," host Shawn McCraney challenges traditional doctrines, exploring "total reconciliation" and suggesting God's plan to redeem all humankind.
Shawn's teaching on Hebrews 12:15-18 highlights pursuing peace and holiness, avoiding bitterness, immorality, and profanity, and prioritizing God above all.
In a recent teaching on John 14:17, we explored Jesus' words about knowing Him and the Father, emphasizing a deeper spiritual relationship and understanding through faith.