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Dear ChurchDear ChurchEp. #286 “Jonah’s Struggle with God’s Grace”In this episode of Dear Church, Chris McCurley welcomes Josh Kingcade, Senior Minister at Preston Road Church of Christ, to discuss the story of Jonah—a story that goes beyond a big fish to tackle some of the most profound themes in Scripture. Josh shares his insights on the depth of Jonah’s journey, exploring themes of obedience, repentance, and God’s boundless mercy.   With over 14 years of ministry experience, Josh brings fresh perspectives from both his teaching background and his work in the Dallas community. This conversation is both challenging and encouraging, as Chris and Jos...2024-11-1422 minRadically ChristianRadically ChristianDo You Have to Study the Bible to be a Disciple?Many Christians struggle with how to effectively read and study the Bible. This episode of the Bible Study Podcast explores the challenges of balancing personal interpretation with scholarly resources, and how to discern which study materials are trustworthy. It also tackles the common dilemma of maintaining consistency in Bible reading and study habits. The discussion delves into biblical concepts such as the importance of Scripture in following Jesus, as emphasized in 2 Timothy 3:16-17. It explores the idea of Scripture being "God-breathed" and how this impacts our approach to Bible study. The episode examines the balance between individual reading and...2024-09-1138 minSunday Morning Sermons- MRCCSunday Morning Sermons- MRCCFailure and Faithfulness We often focus on our failures, but we serve a faithful God who sees our goodness. Josh Kingcade brought a message of hope that God’s faithfulness is greater than our failures. 2024-06-1622 minThe Christian Chronicle PodcastThe Christian Chronicle PodcastEpisode 66: Loving neighbors in "America's jihad capital." AI comes to church. Down Syndrome is their spiritual gift and superpower.A few months ago, The Wall Street Journal called Dearborn, Michigan, "America's jihad capital," a characterization that the city's mayor called "inflammatory and untrue." The fact is that Dearborn (population 110,000) is America's only major city with a majority Muslim population. Parkside Church of Christ, a congregation that grew up in Dearborn Heights and peaked during the 1990s, decided to stay when Arab Americans and Muslims started moving into the community. The congregation's minister, Wayne Beason, talks about how Parkside Church of Christ loves its Muslim neighbors.What happens when AI (artificial intelligence) comes...2024-06-0550 minLive from the Siburt InstituteLive from the Siburt InstituteJosh Kingcade: Year One as a PreacherDavid Kneip and Josh Kingcade discuss Josh's first year as a preacher after many years in other kinds of ministry. The podcast includes reflections on and recommendations for church leaders involved in ministry transitions. 2024-02-1431 minSunday Morning Sermons- MRCCSunday Morning Sermons- MRCCThe Promise of Pain: The Flood Josh Kingcade delivered a sermon called Punishment and Promise: The Flood. Several generations after creation we see a world scripture refers to as “corrupt and full of violence.” We even read, “The Lord regretted that he had made humans.” In a shocking turn of events God destroys almost all living things in a flood. Only Noah, his family, and a boat filled with animals is saved.Often, we too feel we have disappointed our creator. Does that mean we are destined for punishment? Josh will give us hope by showing us the God who punishes is also the God who...2022-09-2500 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyA Lamp and a LightLet’s talk about what scripture says about scripture. One psalmist says that God’s words are a light and a lamp. How so?2022-04-1407 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyAngry at God's Compassion (Reading Jonah Responsibly Part 4)This is the final episode on Jonah. We'll look at each chapter and see how to read it more responsibly. Jonah is about more than big fishes and running from God. In this episode, we cover Jonah's angry response to God's compassion on the Ninevites, and we examine ways in which we might unfortunately mirror Jonah's mindset.2022-04-1109 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyThe Most Effective Sermon Ever (Reading Jonah Responsibly Part 3)This is the third of a four episode series on Jonah. We'll look at each chapter and see how to read it more responsibly. Jonah is about more than big fishes and running from God. In this episode, we cover Jonah's 8-word sermon and the impressive, almost over-the-top, response from Nineveh. Jonah preaches their impending doom, but the people change God's mind.2022-04-0707 minBehind the BeardsBehind the BeardsS03E12: Bible class materials! Where do we start?This is Behind the Beards. We pull the curtain back, take a look behind the scenes and reveal the things that go on in the hearts and minds of your church and ministry leaders. Joshua Fowler is a preaching minister in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Aaron Partlow, a youth minister in Longview, TX. Welcome to season 3 of our show. This year we will make a bit of a shift in our focus, but don't worry, our primary goal of revealing the lives of your church leaders will stay the same. Josh Kingcade, an education minister at Memorial Road Church...2022-04-0543 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyA Fishy Composition (Reading Jonah Responsibly Part 2)This is the second of a four episode series on Jonah. We'll look at each chapter and see how to read it more responsibly. Jonah is about more than big fishes and running from God. In this episode, we cover Jonah's prayer in chapter 2. Jonah claims that that God is the cause of his descent into the sea, but Jonah also is certain of God's deliverance before it even happens.2022-04-0509 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblySomething's Going Down! (Reading Jonah Responsibly Part 1)This is the first of a four episode series on Jonah. We'll look at each chapter and see how to read it more responsibly. Jonah is about more than big fishes and running from God. In this episode, Josh gives some background on Jonah and walks through chapter 1. God tells Jonah to get up, but Jonah goes down, down, down. God calls Jonah to go one way, but he goes almost the direct opposite. Why is Jonah so opposed to going to Nineveh? And how is his disobedience inadvertently an act of evangelism?2022-03-3109 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyOrdinary Discipleship (Part 2)Is feeding a hungry person a spiritual act? Are good deeds a second-class form of discipleship?2022-03-1714 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyOrdinary Discipleship (Part 1)Is feeding a hungry person a spiritual act? Are good deeds a second-class form of discipleship?2022-03-1411 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyTwice Created, Twice FloodedWhy are some of the details in the creation stories of Genesis 1-2 different? And what does that imply about their authorship?Links referenced in this episode: Breakdown of the two flood sources Wikipedia on the Documentary Hypothesis2022-03-1008 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyMoses Wrote (Some of) the LawDid Moses write every bit of Genesis-Deuteronomy? If others were involved, how does that inform our view of inspiration?2022-03-0706 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyIs Russia in the Bible?The dramatic and dangerous war in Ukraine is making many wonder if there are predictions in the Bible about this. So are there verses in the Bible that predict a cataclysmic war instigated by Russia, and is it the current one? Does the Bible predict events in general that are happening now? How should we think about Bible prophecy and current events?2022-03-0309 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyCan You Go to Church?Is “church” any gathering of believers in any format? Is it a building where that gathering happens?2022-02-2809 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyA Pew for TwoWhen Jesus says “Where two or more are gathered in my name, I’m there with them,” what does he mean? Is he endorsing some sort of micro-church gatherings?2022-02-2407 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyPope Peter?Was Peter the first pope? What kind of authority did he have, and was it different from other early Christian leaders?2022-02-2110 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyThe Case of the Missing VersesWhat’s going on verses that are missing from the Bible? How exactly does Mark’s gospel end? Are your translators trying to keep things out of the Bible they don’t like, or are there some other issues with the text?2022-02-1709 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyRapture (You Keep Using That Word Part 7)Will Christians be whisked away unexpectedly, leaving non-Christians behind to fend for themselves, even for another thousand years? Is the rapture even a biblical concept?2022-02-0710 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyMiracle (You Keep Using That Word Part 6)Is a miracle something unnatural done by God? Is every unexpectedly good thing that happens to me a miracle? Is there a difference in how we should use “miracle” and, say, “blessing”? Join Josh for the sixth episode in the “You Keep Using That Word” miniseries.2022-01-2009 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyWorld (You Keep Using That Word Part 5)If God loves the world (John 3:16), why are Christians commanded not to love the world (1 John 2:15)? What is the Christian posture toward “the world”? Join Josh for the fifth episode in the “You Keep Using That Word” miniseries.2022-01-1707 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyHumble (You Keep Using That Word Part 4)Is “humbled” just a more modest synonym for “honored?” What does it truly mean to be humbled? Join Josh for the fourth episode in the “You Keep Using That Word” miniseries.2022-01-1306 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyFreedom (You Keep Using That Word Part 3)Is the freedom for believers that scripture talks about the same as democratic freedoms? Are we using the word "freedom" scripturally when we talk about it this way? Join Josh for the third episode in the “You Keep Using That Word” miniseries.2022-01-1007 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyKill (You Keep Using That Word Part 2)How can the Bible say “do not kill” (Exodus 20) and then go on to talk about capital crimes (Exodus 21)? What’s going on with the word for “kill”/”murder” in the Ten Commandments? Join Josh for the second episode in the “You Keep Using That Word” miniseries.2022-01-0607 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyHeart (You Keep Using That Word Part 1)We begin a new series called “You Keep Using That Word,” focusing on often-misunderstood Bible words. This episode is about the word “heart.” Is it the "emotional" part of humans, in contrast with the superior "thinking," "rational" head? How does scripture use this word?2022-01-0308 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyBuilding a Bible Reading HabitThis episode includes tips for forming meaningful, long-lasting habits - especially for reading the Bible -  as we enter the New Year’s resolution season. If you’ve wanted to create a scripture reading habit, these resources are a great place to start.Links mentioned in this episode: Josh’s Facebook page (view live video) “How to Form Spiritual Habits” in the How to Christian podcast: 8 Daily Devotionals for a Great New Year2021-12-3017 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyIs Christmas Biblical?Why do Christians celebrate Christmas? Was Jesus born in December 25? Is Christmas in the Bible? Is it OK to celebrate it?2021-12-2307 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading Genesis Responsibly (Genesis Part 8)In this wrap-up episode to the Genesis mini-series, Josh gives 5 principles for reading Genesis responsibly.Links referenced in this episode: Atrahasis (Ancient Near-Eastern Creation Story) Enuma Elish (Ancient Near-Eastern Creation Story) Francis Collins, The Language of God2021-12-2007 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyBaby Dinosaurs on the Ark? An Interview with Dr. Janet K. Ray (Genesis Part 7)This episode is an interview with Dr. Janet Kellogg Ray, author of Baby Dinosaurs on the Ark: The Bible and Modern Science and the Trouble of Making It All Fit. Links referenced in this episode Dr. Ray's website Dr. Ray on Facebook Dr. Ray's book Baby Dinosaurs on the Ark2021-12-1620 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyTalking Snakes and Forbidden Fruit (Genesis Part 6)Genesis 3 tells a story of a proverbial tree of life and tree of knowledge, a bad choice about eating from one of them, and a talking snake. What do these stories teach us about humanity?2021-12-1309 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible Responsibly(Re)Creating (Genesis Part 5)Why does there seem to be two creation stories in Genesis? Are we supposed to merge these stories? Do the apparent contradictions discredit the Bible? What’s a responsible way to read the second creation story?2021-12-0906 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblySabbath (Genesis Part 4)Why did God need to rest? Are we supposed to rest too? Are we supposed to keep the actual Sabbath?2021-12-0609 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyA Spittin' Image (Genesis Part 3)Do humans look like God? Does God look like us? How exactly are we “in God's image”?2021-12-0206 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyUnder the Dome (Genesis Part 2)Is there a vault in the sky? What do we do with the dome that Genesis 1 talks about?Links reference in this episode: The Three-Storied Universe (see especially the graphic there) The Canopy Theory The Collapse of the Canopy Model2021-11-2907 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyThe Poetry of Creation (Genesis Part 1)How should we read Genesis 1? This episode is part of a mini-series on Reading Genesis Responsibly.2021-11-1805 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyLost in TranslationsWhat’s with all the Bible translations? Are there any we should avoid completely? How do we choose?2021-11-1508 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyEvil MoneyIs money evil? What about the love of money? Does that phrasing make a difference?2021-11-1104 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyIdolatrous TaxesDoes Jesus tell us to pay our taxes?Links referenced in this episode: Samples of ancient Roman coins2021-11-0807 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyBrothers (and Sisters)What’s the deal with gender in Bible translation?Links referenced in this episode: “Is the NIV Gender-Neutral?” Kate Shellnutt: “Gender Inclusivity Isn’t Liberal: It’s Biblical.”2021-11-0406 minHow to Christian PodcastHow to Christian PodcastReading the Bible Responsibly with Josh KingcadeJosh joins us to talk about his new podcast "Reading the Bible Responsibly." He gives us some great tools and tips to read the Bible better! Josh is the Education Minister at the Memorial Road Church of Christ in Edmond, OK. Reading the Bible Responsibly - Apple podcast Reading the Bible Responsibly - Google podcast For more information: How to Christian Podcast Follow on social media! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kalecourtright/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/howtochristian/ For questions or comments: kcourtright@crosspointcofc.or...2021-11-0426 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyThe Opposite of Skipping ChurchWhat’s the big deal with skipping church (or “forsaking the assembly”)?2021-11-0105 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyThe Old Testament Has HeartIs the Old Testament just about law, and the New Testament about grace? Or is this perhaps an unfair division?2021-10-2806 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyHierarchies and EpiduralsAre epidurals wrong according to Genesis 3? If not, what else might we need to think about the punishments God gives Adam and Eve?2021-10-2505 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyCamels and NeedlesCan rich people go to heaven? What’s going on with Jesus’s statement about camels going through needles’ eyes?2021-10-2108 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyGod Has a Plan For Your LifeIf I choose the wrong job, spouse, or school, am I ignoring God’s plan for my life?2021-10-1805 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible Responsibly(Not) Everything Happens for a ReasonDoes everything happen for reason? Do I need to look for the greater good in everything I experience?2021-10-1406 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyWeaker Brothers and SistersWhat does it mean to be the "weaker" brother or sister? And should we ever claim that?2021-10-1106 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyMore Than You Can HandleWill God give you more than you can handle?2021-10-0705 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyGod Might Not Prosper YouDoes God have plans to prosper you?2021-10-0406 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyParenting GuaranteesDoes good parenting always lead to faithful kids?2021-09-3007 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyI Can Do What Things?Does Jesus help me win sports matches, get promotions, and achieve all my goals?2021-09-2706 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyTurning Cheeks and Blind EyesWhat does it mean to turn the other cheek? Is this a way to ignore a threat?2021-09-2306 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyAn Eye for an Eye, and No MoreDoes the phrase “eye for an eye” require harsh punishment? Does God require vengeance? Or is something else going on with that phrase?Links referenced in this episode:· English translation of Hammurabi’s code2021-09-2006 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyThere Will Always Be Poor People. So What?Jesus says there will always be poor people around. Is that a reason to care less or more about helping those in poverty?2021-09-1606 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible Responsibly"Good Samaritan" is...sort of an insultWe hear lots of people described as “Good Samaritans,” but is that really a great compliment? Why is this story Jesus tells so shocking?2021-09-1307 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyLowercase DishonorMany English speakers prefer to capitalize pronouns that refer to God. Others do not. Is there a right answer? Is capitalizing the more faithful way to go? And what about other languages – do they have the same rules?Links referenced in the episode: Wikipedia on Reverential Capitalization: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverential_capitalization Wikipedia on Koiné Greek Uncial Manuscripts: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_New_Testament_uncials2021-09-0905 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyUsing God's Name in VainNot taking the Lord’s name in vain is one of the Ten Commandments, but what does it mean to do that? Now that we know God’s actual name (previous episode), let’s figure out what it means to use it in vain.Links referenced in the episode: Dr. Diane Langberg’s tweet2021-08-2806 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyGod's Name is Not GodIn this kickoff episode, we talk about taking a humble approach to reading the Bible responsibly, and then we delve into the first topic: What is God's name? Hint: It's not God.Links referenced in the episode: Names of God Bible2021-08-2709 minReading the Bible ResponsiblyReading the Bible ResponsiblyTrailerA podcast featuring bite-sized deep dives into scripture with the aim of being more responsible Bible readers and more faithful followers of Jesus.2021-08-2501 minSunday Morning Sermons- MRCCSunday Morning Sermons- MRCCPower of Love Josh Kingcade continued our “On Purpose” series with a sermon entitled “The Power of Love,” focusing on Ephesians 3:14-21. He talked about the unlimited nature of God’s love – for us, and for others. 2021-06-2726 minLife on the West SideLife on the West SideAttractive: Creating A Welcoming Atmosphere (w/Josh Kingcade, Seth Madaris, & Bob Turner) | Episode 5What are some simple ways to transform your classroom into a welcome space for first-time visitors? In this fifth episode, we answer this question--for both in-person or virtual classes--while addressing the importance of anticipating the perceptions and needs of both visitors and members you want to invite into a deeper relationship with Christ.Segments of this episode feature quotes from Josh Kingcade, Seth Madaris, and Bob Turner. Josh has been on the program before, and serves as Education Minister at the Memorial Road Church of Christ in Oklahoma City. Seth will be the...2021-02-0835 min