It's Too Good to be True!

Steve Brown May 3rd, 2007

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It took me a long time to find out what God had called me to do. That's not too difficult for a lot of people. They just know, but for me it was a slow and painful process. I knew I was a teacher/preacher, but didn't know what I was supposed to teach and preach.

There were times when I felt that I had been called to admonish people to get better. Do you have any idea how difficult life is for someone whose purpose in life is to get people to stop doing what th … (Read More)

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Free Means Free

Erik Guzman April 30th, 2007

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Here's the Scandalous Freedom Podcast #1. Choose one of the options below to listen.

On this series, Steve Brown disabuses you of your confusion about freedom, grace and forgiveness. In his inimitable style, Steve describes how real Christianity calls us to live beyond the boundaries, bolstered by the assurance that we cannot fall beyond God's love. And real freedom…that's just plain scandalous.

Now you can get the entire 27 message, Scandalous … (Read More)

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Comfort to the Enemy?

Steve Brown April 25th, 2007

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Someone asked me the other day why, if I was conservative in my politics and really orthodox in my theology (i.e. totally Reformed and Evangelical), I would, the boss, put so many different people on this website who disagree with me politically and theologically.

Aren't you giving aid and comfort to the enemy?

No, I'm not.

First, because they aren't my enemies. Wesley said, "If your heart be as my heart, give me your hand."� While I have real … (Read More)

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Watching Theology: a new podcast

Watching Theology April 12th, 2007

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From the creators of Watching the Directors comes a new podcast that is bound to be of interest to at least one or two people…. On those off weeks, when you really want to destroy your favorite films by talking about the theological and philosophical content, we provide you with the ultimate solution: Watching Theology. In this show, Joe and Melissa look at the theological, philosophical and thematic content of a single film, often from a director covered on Watch … (Read More)

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