The Headwaters Church Podcast

Sermon by John Suciu from 4.2.23 from Philippians 2:1-4. 
 
Title: The High Cost of Being Low

We are living in a time when commitment is a rare commodity, it should come as no surprise that church membership is a low priority to so many believers. Sadly, it is not uncommon for Christians to move from church to church, never submitting themselves to the care of elders and never committing themselves to a group of fellow believers. In this episode, Luke & Scott attempt to answer the question, “Why Church Membership”? 
 
Application questions:
 
1. Are you an accountable member of a local church? 
2. In what ways are you serving the body?
3. Are you committed to personal holiness and have a desire to be called back if you fail to repent? 
4. Have you publicly declared your willingness to be shepherded and to be led by the leaders of a local church? 
5. If you’re not a member, are you looking for reasons to say yes to church membership? Or are you looking for reasons to say no to church membership? What is the trajectory of your heart?

If you are thinking of deconstructing it is helpful to choose wisely. 

In every generation, Christians are commanded to "contend for the faith once for all delivered to the saints (Jude 1:3)." Doctrine is important. What we believe is important. So which doctrines and theological issues are the most important (non negotiables) and which ones can we disagree over and still maintain fellowship?  God's Word is to upheld & defended, but which issues deserve the most urgency and importance? In this podcast, Luke & Scott discuss the doctrines / theological issues Christians should give priority to and those we can differ on but still maintain fellowship.

A conversation on the necessary elements of the gospel. 

Why would we start another podcast . . . ?