Trinity Happy Hour

Trinity Happy Hour

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With your hosts James Lee and Kester McCullough. Trinity Happy Hour includes conversations, stories, interviews with special guests, and roundtable discussions all within an inclusive space for people interested in exploring the God Who is Love.Visit us at trinityhappyhour.comAre you ready to leave work behind in place of something far better than you ever imagined? And no, were not talking about your job. Were talking about leaving behind the heavy burdens that society, religion and others expectations have placed on you.Theres life, value and worth that Jesus has placed inside every human being, and yes, that includes you! But too often, our conversations have left out this beautiful reality in favor of a system of dos and donts. Weve placed our security, identity and self-worth in our ability to live up to others standards and expectations, and were tired.Embrace your freedom. Stop trying to please God. Choose to participate with God whos already pleased in you.YOU'RE INCLUDED. JOIN THE CONVERSATION.

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  • 1 - Money. Sex. Beer. God. with John Crowder

    1 - Money. Sex. Beer. God. with John Crowder
    09/06/2016 Duración: 01h11min

    Is God anti-fun? Are the scriptures anti-pleasure? What about all those rules? Author, speaker, and Christian Mystic John Crowder joins Kester and James to talk about his new book "MONEY. SEX. BEER. GOD. - DITCHING RELIGION FOR THE JOY OF INCARNATION." Join us to talk about: Money. Sex. Beer. God.  We discuss greek dualism, rationalism, and ideas from Plato and others that have crept in to Christian thought and practice over the years. We explore the commonly held belief in separation: separation of man from God, and separation of the physical and spiritual. We see how these ideas have influenced they way many people discuss the pleasures and joys of the physical world, including money, sex, and beer. We also take a dive in to gnosticism, an early christian heresy partly about the evil of the physical world, and how it still thrives in the church today. Our discussion then turns to the new identity given to humanity by Christ, waking up to the inclusion of the Gospel, and how St Paul the "grace apostle" talks

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