The Rusty George Podcast

It’s an honor to have Robert Jeffress on the podcast this week. He’s a pastor, author, radio host, and televangelist leading a large church in Dallas, Texas. Robert started to notice a decline in Christians embracing the basic doctrines of the Christian faith. So he look back at the ten doctrines that Christianity stood on and decided to write What Every Christian Should Know as a guide through those doctrines. It’s such a valuable resource, and I’m glad we got a chance to talk more about it. We talked not only about the process of writing the book, but some of the things that stood out to Robert in a new way. Robert also gives a little preview into his book as we talk more in depth about the core doctrines of Christianity.

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Highlights

What Every Christian Should Know - 3:14

• A little about Robert Jeffress
• What prompted Robert to write “What Every Christian Should Know”
• Robert breaks down the 10 core doctrines of Christianity.

The Church, Salvation, and more - 15:30

• The spiritual effects of the pandemic.
• The things that stood out to Robert as he was writing this book.
• Getting a better understanding of church, salvation, heaven and hell, and more.

Robert’s hope - 26:02

• Robert’s advice for someone wanting to build an authentic faith of their own.
• What Robert hopes every reader takes away from this book.

Resources

• Episode Transcript
• Robert Jeffress’ Website
• What Every Christian Should Know by Robert Jeffress
• Connect with Robert:
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Twitter

This week at Crossroads, Rusty speaks about the presence of Jesus and how it is a very powerful thing. As he looks at the narrative of the first Christmas, Rusty explores the idea that it was nothing close to perfect, meaning we do not have to strive for perfection in our own lives this holiday season. Listen in as we prepare our hearts for Christmas!

Tune in to this week’s Monday Minute as Rusty encourages us to sit in the presence of God this holiday season and focus on being present with others rather than being perfect.