Josh Craft

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Synopsis

Josh Craft's messages and teaching content

Episodes

  • What happens when I mess everything up?

    13/03/2019 Duration: 44min

    The story of Amazing Grace, the prodigal son, and us.

  • How is Christianity working out for us?

    13/03/2019 Duration: 44min

    Modern Christianity in one sentence - all talk, no action.

  • You are the good news!

    13/03/2019 Duration: 43min

    “No man ever believes that the Bible means what it says: He is always convinced that it says what he means.” -George Bernard Shaw

  • I'm kind of a big deal.

    13/03/2019 Duration: 36min

    It is easy for us to create a rating system for sin. It’s unspoken, but it most definitely exists.    All sin somehow in our minds exists on a goodness or badness scale. We call it a goodness scale when we are talking about ourselves, and a badness scale when talking about “them”   Our sins can range from small sins, all the way to XL sins.

  • Dealing with the grinch

    13/03/2019 Duration: 33min

    “The plain fact is that the planet does not need more successful people. But it does desperately need more peacemakers, healers, restorers, storytellers and lovers of every kind...It needs people of moral courage willing to join the fight to make the world habitable and humane. And these qualities have little to do with success as we have defined it.” // David W. Orr

  • Leaders - Start with Jesus, not culture

    13/03/2019 Duration: 30min

    There's a vast difference between the Christianity described by the Bible, and Christianity as many people know it. Paul says in Romans 12 to take our cues from Jesus, not culture.

  • Leaders - Being the good Samaritan

    13/03/2019 Duration: 46min

    For us, and for Jesus' audience, we are trying to make distinctions between who is and isn't our neighbor. And unfortunately for our prejudices, Jesus says even our "worst enemies" are our neighbor. How does that make sense?  

  • Leaders - What people need most

    13/03/2019 Duration: 34min

      The purpose of the Church isn’t to create a holy huddle, but to introduce people to Jesus and help them find their place. We don't try to comfortably hide away from everyone else, but run toward the messy, hurting people far from God – because that’s what He’s done with us