Ephesians Chapter 1: Unity, Mystery, and Inclusion
In “I Don’t Get The Bible,” Shawn and Delaney McCraney discuss Ephesians 1, focusing on verse 13’s “us” to “you” shift and the unity revealed through Christ.
Psalm 8-11
Psalm 8 and 11 teachings by Shawn focus on God’s creation, humility, meekness, rejecting idolatry, spiritual victory through humility, and divine justice over human pride.
Faith, Forgiveness, and Humility in Theological Conversations
In our latest Heart of the Matter episode, we explore faith, forgiveness, and humility, highlighting the community’s dedication to openness and growth.
Pride
In “Pride,” McCraney explores human pride vs. biblical teachings, focusing on homosexuality. He urges humility, grace, and love over judgment for spiritual growth.
New Culture
Shawn advocates dismantling unbiblical traditions, promoting personal cultural exploration, and adopting culinary industry principles for inclusive, dynamic Christian culture.
Exploring Ephesians: Understanding Context and Predestination
In “I Don’t Get The Bible,” Shawn and Delaney discuss Ephesians, focusing on predestination, Paul’s language, and the difference between scholarly and spiritual understanding.
Psalms Chapters 2-7
Psalm 2 foreshadows the Messiah’s reign, emphasizing Jesus’ resurrection and ascension as fulfillment of prophecy. Believers are urged to trust in Christ for salvation.
The Intersection of Worship, Holidays, and Theological Debate in Faith Conversations
Shawn and Delaney explore faith, challenge worship norms, and stress personal responsibility and open dialogue in the faith community.
A Peculiar Treasure
In “A Peculiar Treasure,” Shawn McCraney explores divine love, ultimate reconciliation, and challenges Calvinism, urging believers to embody holiness and faith.
Galatians Chapter 6: Restoration, Temptation, and Spiritual Maturity
In “I Don’t Get The Bible,” Shawn and Delaney McCraney discuss Galatians 6, focusing on reaping what you sow, restoration, accountability, and living by the spirit.
Psalms Introduction
The Book of Psalms, 150 songs in 5 sections, blends music and hymns, key in Jewish/Christian rituals. Themes: lament, praise, God’s justice. Psalm 1 contrasts righteous vs. wicked.
“No Man Comes to the Father But By Me”
In “No Man Comes to the Father But By Me,” Shawn McCraney explores Jesus as the sole mediator, advocating a transformative relationship with God through Christ.
Galatians Chapter Five: Spirit vs. Flesh
In “I Don’t Get The Bible,” Delaney and Shawn discuss Galatians, focusing on freedom in Christ, walking by the Spirit, and the struggle between flesh and spirit.
Deuteronomy Chapters 33-34
Moses blesses tribes, emphasizes Levi/Joseph. Faith in God’s promises, fulfilled through Him. Importance of repentance, prayer, and God’s unwavering love. Eternal life through Jesus.
Faith, Parenting, Eschatology, and Community Updates
This week’s episode features Shawn and Delaney discussing faith, parenting, eschatology, new initiatives, and a special Christmas edition.
Hotly Pursuing the Poor
In “Hotly Pursuing the Poor,” Shawn McCraney examines Psalm 10, highlighting the relentless pursuit of the poor by the wicked and urging support for the vulnerable.
Galatians: Heirs, Liberty, and Spiritual Maturity
Delaney and Shawn discuss maturing in the spirit, living by faith, and the evolution of God’s relationship with humanity, focusing on liberty and growth in faith.
Two-Headed Dad and the Book of Galatians: Faith, Law, and Liberty
In “I Don’t Get The Bible,” Shawn and Delaney McCraney discuss Galatians, focusing on faith, love, and liberty as keys to overcoming idolatry and growing in faith.
Deuteronomy Chapters 29-32
Moses reminds Israelites of the covenant, emphasizing faith, obedience, and blessings. Shawn shares personal stories, highlighting spiritual connection and God’s unwavering love.
Eschatology, Fulfilled Theology, and the Nature of Prayer in Faith Conversations
In this week’s *Talk with Shawn McCraney*, listeners explored fulfilled theology, prayer, faith, and upcoming events within the Great News Network.