In Episode 1 of this series on the Sacraments, Marcus Lim joins myself and Caleb Conley to discuss the Eucharist, known most commonly as 'Communion,' from a Protestant perspective. A great deal of protestants believe that this action of eating bread and drinking wine is simply symbolic, however, there is a rich history behind the mystery of the Eucharist that may just help you to experience it in a different way than you have before. If you enjoy the Peaceing it Back Together podcast an...
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In Episode 1 of this series on the Sacraments, Marcus Lim joins myself and Caleb Conley to discuss the Eucharist, known most commonly as 'Communion,' from a Protestant perspective. A great deal of protestants believe that this action of eating bread and drinking wine is simply symbolic, however, there is a rich history behind the mystery of the Eucharist that may just help you to experience it in a different way than you have before. If you enjoy the Peaceing it Back Together podcast an...
Intentionally Equipping Believers With The Word of God
Peaceing It Back Together
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Intentionally Equipping Believers With The Word of God
Send us a textFrom the series: "Discipleship Explained" with Jack Jones. This is the first episode titled, "Intentionally Equipping Believers With The Word of God", where both Collin and Jack speak on what it means to not only be in love with the word of God but what that practically looks like and how you as a believer can then equip those around you with the same kind of love. If you would like to reach out about episode suggestions and/or those who we should interview you can do that...
Peaceing It Back Together
In Episode 1 of this series on the Sacraments, Marcus Lim joins myself and Caleb Conley to discuss the Eucharist, known most commonly as 'Communion,' from a Protestant perspective. A great deal of protestants believe that this action of eating bread and drinking wine is simply symbolic, however, there is a rich history behind the mystery of the Eucharist that may just help you to experience it in a different way than you have before. If you enjoy the Peaceing it Back Together podcast an...
