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Jesus & Politics

April 26, 2018 • Jason Lineberger

Continuing the theme of answering some of our church's frequently asked questions, this week we turn to the subject of politics. It can feel like Christians are constantly picked on when it comes to political views. Why is that? This opens up the door to a big conversation concerning the church and politics. How involved should we be? Join Pastor Jason in the conversation about Jesus & Politics.

More from Pastor Jason's Discipleship Podcast

Priorities, How do we make them?

August 30, 2018 • Jason Lineberger

We often struggle with making goals and setting our priorities to meet those goals but that struggle gets even worse this time of year when the school year kicks in. A lot of people are back in school, have kids back in school, and work tends to pick up some depending on where you live. With the added stress and the temptation to coast through and pray you make it, how can we set our priorities in a way to accomplish our spiritual goals going into this busy season? Join us in this episode as we talk about this "fun" topic.

Why Does Ignite Do ATM?

August 9, 2018 • Jason Lineberger

Every year Ignite does a series called "At The Movies." In this series we look at a few blockbuster films from the past year and find the spiritual themes in the movies. It is a fun series where we have characters dressed up in the lobby and pass out popcorn as you walk in, but why do we do this? Why is this even remotely the best use of a Sunday mornings message? In this episode Jason looks at why we do this series and takes a look at what scriptures one could use for or against this type of series.

Father Abraham #1

June 7, 2018 • Jason Lineberger

Father Abraham had many sons, and it all started with 2 sons that he Fathered very differently. Abraham is a unique man in the Bible that shows us simultaneously how to be a great father and how to be a terrible father. In this episode we will look at how Abraham fails in a major way as a father and what we all can learn from that.