The 1:9 Podcast

Listen in as Jeremy and Andrew discuss Soft-Complementarianism with Denny Burk (President of the CBMW).

Join us for this episode as Jeremy and Andrew chat with Dan Wetzel regarding pastoral ministry.

In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew engage with Matt Cohen, pastor of City Light Church in Philadelphia. Their conversation centers on church planting as they discuss important questions like, "What is a church?", "Why plant new churches when there are so many established ones?", "How do you plant a biblical church?", and more...

In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew engage with John Fogal, author of 'Work Out Your Salvation', to explore the doctrine of sanctification. The conversation delves into the differences between justification and sanctification, the significance of union with Christ, and the expectations of victory in the Christian life. Fogal emphasizes the importance of cooperating with God's work in our lives while acknowledging the mystery of faith and the balance between surrender and action. The episode concludes with a prayer for listeners to live out their faith effectively.

In this conversation, Jeremy and David discuss the importance of discipleship and how to develop a culture of disciple-making in the local church. They define discipleship as apprenticing under someone, modeling one's life after Jesus, and doing mission for Jesus. They emphasize the need for discipleship in a post-Christian culture and the shift from a come-and-see approach to a go-and-tell approach.

In this episode, Jeremy and Andrew interview Mitch Schultz, the director of Fruitful Vine Ministry, about his heart for pastors and his ministry to support and encourage them. They discuss the motivation behind his ministry, the resources he provides such as a podcast and a book, and the practical ways churches can minister to their pastors. Mitch shares statistics about the struggles pastors face, including identity, expectations, anger, loneliness, and sexual purity. He emphasizes the importance of pastors having relationships and support systems both inside and outside the church. In this conversation, Mitch Schultz shares advice on how church members can be a blessing to their pastors. Further, Mitch highlights the need for pastors to be vulnerable in the pulpit and for church members to treat pastors as normal human beings. He also advises pastors to keep the gospel at the center of their ministry and reminds them that their labor in the Lord is not in vain.

In this episode, the Jeremy, Andrew, and Daniel explore who the Holy Spirit is and what He does, emphasizing the importance of understanding the Spirit's ministry. They also address common misconceptions about the Holy Spirit, such as viewing Him as a force or relying on personal desires as guidance. They highlight the connection between the Holy Spirit and the Word of God, emphasizing the need for reliance on the Spirit through the study and application of Scripture. They also briefly touch on the question of whether believers in the Old Testament were indwelt by the Holy Spirit in the same way as believers in the New Covenant.