Miracles: Fact or Fairytale? In this episode Dr. Laurito breaks down what a miracle is, and how the modern day church may be using the term too flipantly! How common are miracles? Or maybe a better question to ask, "How common SHOULD miracles be?" That and more on this episode of the Questions of Faith Podcast.
Mothers play such a vital role in shaping the spiritual lives of their children. Every Christian mother desires to lead their children in the paths of righteousness. Yet, we live in a society that has continued to grow ever-increasingly wicked and ungodly. How can mothers continue to shape the spiritual life of their children? And what difference does it make in the lives of their children? In these spiritually challenging times, it is more important than ever that every mother seek to be empowered by the Holy Spirit.
In this episode, we will be talking with Sister Aimee Laurito. Sis. Aimee has served as the Worship Pastor at Faith Tabernacle Assembly of God for over 13 years. She is a graduate of Ozark Bible Institute and is known for her anointed singing and speaking. She and her husband have been married for 13 years and are blessed with three sons.
Understanding our Christian heritage is essential for gaining a deeper understanding of our values, beliefs, and even our personal identity. The subject of Christian heritage is not simply about the past but it has tremendous implications for our present and future. As we navigate the challenges of a rapidly changing world, our understanding of Christian heritage can guide us towards a mature Christian life.
In this episode, we will be talking with Rev. Tim Webb. Pastor Webb has served as the Senior Pastor of Refuge Holiness Tabernacle in Burlington, KY. Pastor Webb is a third-generation pastor with a extensive heritage as a Christian. He and his wife Leah have been married for 15 years and are blessed with two daughters, Landry and Elsbeth.
As Pentecostal Christians, we believe that the Holy Spirit empowers us to build a community of faith that transcends generational boundaries. The Bible tells us that the older generation has wisdom and experience to share, while the younger generation has energy and fresh perspectives. When these two groups come together, amazing things can happen!
Throughout this episode, we will explore why connecting generations is so crucial to the growth and health of the church, as well as some of the challenges that can arise when trying to bridge the gap between different age groups. We'll also discuss practical strategies for building relationships across generational lines, and share stories of how these connections have made a difference in the lives of those involved.
"Got Hurt?" Church hurt is a topic that seems to be more openly discussed in recent years. Rarely does the discussion end in productive resolution. More often than not past offenses are paraded and kept alive by bitterness. In this podcast Dr. Laurito walks us though the steps we should take to effectively heal from church hurt, and how we can go forward to help others heal as well.
Missions have been a part of the Christian church for centuries. From the early Christian apostles who traveled far and wide to spread their message, to modern-day missionaries who work to help communities in need around the world, missions have played a crucial role in sharing the good news of the gospel message.
But what is the purpose of missions? Why must the church feel the need to send people to other parts of the world to spread their message? And what impact do these missions have on the communities they serve?
In this episode, we will be talking with Rev. Bryan Webb. Bryan has served as a missionary with Assembly of God World Missions for over twenty-five years. Currently he serves as Area Directors for Pacific Oceania with Assemblies of God World Missions and oversee the team of missionaries serving in the twenty-three nations of the Pacific. Bryan is also the author of several books about missions which chronicle his missionary life.
It has been said that "We are experiencing the greatest communication shift in 500 years!". Technology is exploding with major advances daily! But just because we can, does it mean we should? Dr. Laurito believes that in the near future the Church will need to acknowledge and take a stance on these advances and the ethical implications they bring.
When viewing Revelation, much of the focus is upon times of tribulation and the Wrath of God being poured out on this earth. Yet, little focus is brought to the Millennial Reign of Chist and its purpose. Today our guest Dr. Justus Freeman helps us have a proper perspective on this New Age, and how to view and read these sections of scripture.
If God is good, why does He allow bad things to happen? An age old question that deserves a Biblical response. This week Dr. Laurito walks us though suffering and how the Christian should respond to it.
In a world of self help and independence, a core biblical principle has fallen by the wayside. Rev. Jim Laudell is fighting to make an impact by bring Mentorship programs to the local church body.
I'll do it tomorrow. And then tomorrow comes and goes. We have all been there. Wether its taking out the trash, washing the car, or organizing the sock drawer as humans we have a tendency to put off and procrastinate! But is it really Sin? Dr. Laurito answers that question in today's podcast!
Hebrews 12:6 "For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth,". Discipline is not exactly a topic that is happily discussed. But, Dr. Laurito today helps to lay out some principles of God's Discipline, what it is, and our part to play in submitting to that discipline.
Grief is an issue we don’t want to consider or face. It’s emotionally painful, psychologically confusing, and physically draining. However, the truth is that everyone will deal with grief at some time in life. Given this reality, it’s essential to learn how to deal with grief from a biblical perspective.
In this episode, we will be talking with Chaplain Roger Sheppard. Chaplain Sheppard works for Compassus providing grief support and pastoral care to those needing Hospice and Palliative Care.
Mental illness awareness within the church is at an all time high. Yet, it seems that the church (as a whole) has not done its part in helping those struggling with this sickness. In this episode Dr. Laurito helps us to practically and spiritually look at mental illness, so that we may be better suited to help those in need. Dr. Laurito also dispels some myths about the supposed connection between demon possession and mental illness.
Ben Bakers is a State Representative for the Missouri District 160. Recently his work on a 2019 Heartbeat Law has resurfaced because of the provision included in the law. The provision would ban all abortions in the state (excluding medical emergencies) if Roe V Wade was overturned.
MO State Rep. Ben Baker joins us today and helps us answer the question, should Christians be concerned and involved with politics?
What is the Day Of The LORD? Has it already happened? Is it still to come? What happens on this day? These questions and more are addressed on this weeks podcast by Dr. Timothy Laurito and Brad Stevens.
Should Christians have personal convictions? In this week's episode, we address the topics of Personal and Biblical convictions, what they are, and how they should impact the everyday Christian life.
An update for our listeners concerning the month of October, 2022.
In 1 Corinthians, the apostle Paul explains that in God’s wisdom, He sovereignly chose the activity of preaching to be the means for delivering the gospel's message. While the action of preaching seems like foolishness to the unbeliever, for the Christian, the proclamation of Scripture is a central part of the Church’s mission. Given its importance, every Christian should think about the purpose and rationale for preaching.