
The Pressure's Off at Grace Church
Student leaders and guests sit down to discuss life, theology, and the Bible to help students know and follow Jesus at a deeper level.
Episodes
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Student leaders and guests sit down to discuss life, theology, and the Bible to help students know and follow Jesus at a deeper level.
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A conversation with Nolen Smith and Geoff Meador on worldviews. What is a worldview? Why is understanding them important? What worldviews are prevalent in our society? How do I guard against unbiblical worldviews? We discuss that all people have a worldview and why it’s important in identifying them.
In light of our church’s current Sunday series on worship, what it is, and what it looks like, we’re digging into the archives to bring you this previously unreleased episode. Caleb sits down with Geoff and Blake to talk about worship through music, how they began their journeys of leading others in worship, and where we see it throughout Scripture.
Caleb, Geoff, and Josh sit down to banter, laugh, and playfully discuss a variety of ridiculous scenarios.
Geoff Meador, Blake Boyd, and Caleb Levell continue their conversation on the “greatest commandment” from Matthew 22:34-40 and Mark 12:28-34. What does it mean to love your neighbor? What are common misconceptions about loving your neighbor? Who is your neighbor? We discuss how there is more depth to loving your neighbor than what is commonly understood and how to practically live it out.
A conversation with Geoff Meador and Blake Boyd on the “greatest commandment” from Matthew 22:34-40 and Mark 12:28-34. What does it mean to love God in this way? Why does Jesus call it the greatest commandment? How do we practically live this out? We discuss how all other commandments center around this great and first one.
God has created you for relationship, and in the life of a believer, Christ-centered friendships are vital, so Josh Fernberg, Blake Boyd, and Caleb Levell sit down to discuss the value of Christ-centered friendships and how to cultivate them in your own life.
Caleb Carmichael shares his story of faith, how God used a near-death experience to shape Caleb’s faith, and how God uses each of our individual stories to develop our trust in Him.
A conversation with Nolen Smith and Josh Fernberg on the uniqueness of Christianity. Are all religions "just different paths to the same God?” What sets Christianity apart? We discuss how Christianity is uniquely set apart from all other religions, and how we can have confidence in the truth of Jesus.
A conversation with Blake Boyd and Geoff Meador on the meaning of “The Pressure’s Off.” In what way does the gospel relieve pressure? Where does Scripture speak to the pressure we face in our lives? We discuss how Jesus offers us peace and relief in a high-pressure, high-stress world.
A conversation with Geoff Meador and Nolen Smith on how we can engage the Bible. What are some practical ways I can study Scripture? Where should I start? What if I get distracted? Are there resources to help me? We discuss how believers can practically interact with Scripture, make better sense of what they’re reading, and resources to help them in their journey.
A conversation with Blake Boyd and Nolen Smith on why we can trust the Bible. Isn’t the Bible just a copy of a copy of a copy? Is it reliable? Can we actually trust it? We discuss how believers can be assured that the words that they read in their Bibles have been faithfully preserved for us today.
A conversation with Joe Cook and Nolen Smith on why we should care about the Bible. Why is it vital? Why should we care about engaging it? We discuss the importance of Scripture in the life of the believer.