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Hosted by Amos & Christopher · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 37 episodes
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We’re two brothers who grew up in a pastor’s home, where faith wasn’t just taught — it was lived, questioned, discussed, and explored. Today, one of us is a pastor and the other walks a different path, but our conversations about Scripture, life, and faith haven't stopped.
Amos & Christopher hosts The Brothers in Christ podcast, a religion show with 37 episodes published.
There are times when we need guidance, encouragement, wisdom or direction from the Word but don't know where to look in scripture for a specific situation. This episode we discuss what tools can be used to better study a
As Christians, we’re called to help others but when does helping someone cross the line into enabling them? In this episode we take a look at what the Bible says about helping, personal responsibility, and knowing when t
Does following Jesus mean you have to stop laughing, stop having fun, or always look solemn? Somewhere along the way, many people began to associate holiness with seriousness—but is that what the Bible actually teaches?
"Judge not..." "I can do all things..." Have you ever heard these verses and wondered "What does that really mean?" Well this episode we try to explain some commonly misquoted, misunderstood, & misinterpreted verses.
Is healing by touch a real biblical practice, or has it been misunderstood? we’ll explore why Jesus and the apostles sometimes healed by touch, and we’ll also discuss common misconceptions about healing ministries. Join
In this episode, we explore the biblical and practical aspects of protecting your peace, especially when dealing with challenging relationships. We discuss how to set boundaries, the importance of prayer, and the spiritu
Have you ever wondered what Jesus really meant when He said, “O ye of little faith”? Was He criticizing His disciples for not believing, or was He teaching them something much deeper?
Is going to church the same thing as following Jesus? Many people attend church every week, but does that automatically mean they’re living as disciples of Christ? In this episode, we take an honest look at the differenc
As children become young adults, many parents begin to wonder if the values they worked so hard to teach are being drowned out by the voices of culture, social media, friends, and the world around them. Have parents lost
Is prosperity a sign of divine approval, or is there more to success than wealth, status, and influence? In this episode, we explore one of the oldest and most challenging questions in faith and philosophy: Why do people
In this episode, we examine a simple vut much asked question: Should babies be baptized? We will also explore how faith, belief, repentance, and understanding seem to precede baptism. Come join us at the table as we try
In this episode, we dive into and explore what the Bible says about God’s revelation through creation, human responsibility, and accountability before God. We’ll discuss whether ignorance is the same as innocence, what P
How do we know if we’re really practicing humility? Is it staying quiet when you want to argue? Being willing to admit you were wrong? Helping people without needing credit for it? This week join us at the table as we ta
What does Paul mean when he is talking about marriage and divorce in Romans 7: 1 - 6? This episode we talk about the meaning of this passage of scripture. So take a seat at the table and join us on this discussion!
What if Peter never denied Jesus? In this episode, we explore how one moment of failure became the foundation for humility, restoration, and powerful faith. Peter’s denial in Luke 22 reveals how God can transform weaknes
Are we truly walking in the gifts of the Spirit — or just copying what we’ve seen other people do? In this episode, we dive deep into the difference between mimicking spiritual gifts and genuinely operating through the H
What nourishment do you really need? In this weeks episode we discuss the differences between feeding your brain and feeding your mind (flesh v. spirit). Come join us at the table as we tackle another subject.
(This is a partial episode but the updated version is now live). What nourishment do you really need? In this weeks episode we discuss the differences between feeding your brain and feeding your mind (flesh v. spirit). C
Is heaven just a place we go someday—or is it a reality that starts changing us right now? Today, we’re holding a conversation on one of life’s biggest questions: What happens when people go to heaven? Beyond the clichés
At first glance, it might seem repetitive… even confusing. Four accounts, same Jesus, many of the same events—so why didn’t God just give us one version? In this episode, we’re breaking down the purpose behind each Gospe
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