Eusebeia with Josh Kruger

The apostle Paul builds on his foundation of creation and corruption.  All people stand guilty before God.  Being Jewish or Gentile has no advantage in this regard.  We're all sinners in need of a savior who can lead us out of that slavery.  The journey thru Romans continues!

The trek thru Paul's letter to the Roman church continues as we jump into chapter 1.  Genesis.  Creation - and corruption.  Stewardship - and sin.  A problem that needs a solution.

Paul's Letter to Romans!  What's it all about?  What is the apostle really saying?  Why did he write to them?  What does it mean for us?  We begin a new podcast series thru the letter to the Roman church.  Check it out!

Is Christianity actually historically real?  Do people really experience God?  This final podcast episode in the apologetics series tackles several final major reasonable arguments for why we believe what we do.

Life has meaning.  The universe was created.  The universe and life were designed.  There is objective morality.  Bold claims!  The apologetics journey continues.

We begin a new series.  Apologetics!  Wait, you want me to apologize for something?  No, no - it means "from the logic" or "thru the reasoning" - it's a defense of why Christians believe what we believe.  In this three part series we'll discover the logic, reasoning, and defense for a real authentic faith that is not mere wish dreams or blind faith at all.  Check it out.

Apocalypse!  Book of Revelation!

The final podcast episode of the "New" series.  The Old Testament Ecclesiastes boldly stated, "there is nothing new under the sun."  Jesus says "not so!"  In Jesus amazing newness has come and is coming.  New creations.  New heavens.  New earth.  New birth.  New hope.  From design to destiny we've seen how the image of God is powerfully restored and is perfect in Jesus.  Worship - loving God.  Fellowship - loving people.  And this final step in this journey:  stewardship - loving creation.  

Is there truly "nothing new under the sun"?  We've found a design and a destiny rooted in the image of God.  That led to three key relationships of imaging God.  The first was imaging God back to God:  worship.  Glorifying God.  Loving God.  The second is imaging God to other people:  fellowship.  Edifying people.  Loving people.  Part 4 explores fellowship as an essential foundation of the Christian life.

We're challenging the Ecclesiastes, who claimed "there's nothing new."  There is something amazingly new!  We've learned about design.  We've learned about destiny.  And filling in those bookends as the image of God are worship, fellowship, and stewardship.  Today in part 3 of this "New" series we learn the heart of worship.