Tag: Jonathan Faulkner
Brandon Morrow on Syncretism and its Fruits
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-6bkru-f8a62e This week on the God’s Heart Podcast Jonathan is joined by Pastor Brandon Morrow of Good News Community Church as they discuss Syncretism, its history, its fruits, how it mars the message of...
Leaving the Dessert Part I: A journey into the Heart of God.
By Jonathan David Faulkner God hears the prayers and teenagers; I know this because when I was sixteen I asked God to show me His heart for people. I had not been a Christian...
Faulkner on the Fifth: “Maybe a little Positivity is what we need.”
By Bradley Tucker: Every Other Week Jonathan answers questions from you and Bradley on Ministry, Theology and Popular Evens and gives us an update on his life. Q: So we know you are...
Untwisting, Twisted Scripture: 1 Corinthians 2:15
By Jonathan David Faulkner Untwisting Twisted Scripture looks at popular teachings and their use of Scripture. I have heard a lot of popular Fundamentalist Evangelists respond to critics by using 1 Corinthians 2:15...
Celebrating You, Our Readers!
By Jonathan David Faulkner Let us be honest, it has been a downright gloomy few weeks for us. We’ve talked about division and about voting and politics and comments thrown at us....
Programmed
If you’re not familiar with me or my ministry then you don’t know that I once worked at a church with an abusive pastor. In fact I spent my last two years of high...
Standing With My Brothers
Some might see this as trying to take advantage of a situation, and they would be right. My life, as a Christian is to bring glory and honor to Jesus Christ, so if I...
Summer Reflections: Bearing Burdens
Reflection #9: Bearing Burdens It’s hard to think with all the positive reflection that I’ve been doing there could have been a negative effect from Denver. Now, I know this wasn’t the intent...
Summer Reflections: Book & Books
Reflection #8: Book & Books Like most of my spring semester it wasn’t planned. I was in the cafeteria with my laptop in front of me, a blank word document begging me...