Pathfinder Unscripted

May 5, 2020
There are few words as prevalent in the Christian vocabulary as “sin.” Sin, we’ve been told, is a very serious matter, grievous, offensive to God. We’ve also been told that people who don’t acknowledge their sin, can’t be forgiven. But what does “sin” really mean as God defines it? And what is a faithful response when I see sin in me or in the world around me?
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Pathfinder Church | October 20, 2020
It’s easy to prosper others when you’re healthy, whole, well-supplied, and strong, but when you’re weak, beaten-down, broke, or depleted, there’s no way you can be expected to still bless those around you, right? As the old saying goes, “Put the oxygen mask on yourself first before you help someone else.” So, what do you do when you’re just not in a position to bless anyone?
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Pathfinder Unscripted is an unfiltered spiritual conversation between thoughtful people of faith. The views expressed in this podcast are not necessarily representative of our doctrinal stance or the official views of our church.

Pathfinder Church | October 13, 2020
Surely the call to prosper those around us has limits. God wouldn’t approve of prospering people who have evil intentions or have deliberately hurt people, right? Think again! The scriptures are filled with examples that challenge our thinking of how even our most obvious and legitimate enemies should be treated.
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Pathfinder Unscripted is an unfiltered spiritual conversation between thoughtful people of faith. The views expressed in this podcast are not necessarily representative of our doctrinal stance or the official views of our church.

Pathfinder Church | October 6, 2020
To depend on the hospitality of another is difficult for many of us; we’d rather be the giver than the receiver. But throughout the scriptures, even when the people of God are the recipients of someone else’s hospitality, what they give back is far greater in value than what they receive. Is it ever permissible—or even possible—that the people of God would benefit from the kindness of others more than they could give back?
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Pathfinder Unscripted is an unfiltered spiritual conversation between thoughtful people of faith. The views expressed in this podcast are not necessarily representative of our doctrinal stance or the official views of our church.

Pathfinder Church | September 29, 2020
People have long wondered, is God a god who is out to bless or curse? On one hand, the prophets warn us that a holy God interacting with sinful people will always spell disaster. On the other hand, God continually describes himself as a God who is unequivocally out to bless. What are we to believe about God’s character and true intentions for people, especially in light of some of the harsher passages of Scripture?
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Pathfinder Unscripted is an unfiltered spiritual conversation between thoughtful people of faith. The views expressed in this podcast are not necessarily representative of our doctrinal stance or the official views of our church.