Conduit Church Podcast

Darren and Mo are back with a lot to catch up on, starting with a mission and geopolitical update of our friends in Uganda, as well as a conversation about betrayal from the teaching series finale of Psalm 55.

Studying through Psalm 51, we discuss morality and who gets to decide what the moral code is and how it's enforced. This bumps up against cancel culture and the ever-changing rules associated with it. We also discuss the global impact of covid policies.

This week we take time to discuss the impact of Roe v. Wade being overturned, as well as how we navigate through an unstable economy, all while remembering the power of prayer found in Psalm 18.

This week we dive deeper into Psalm 73, where we learn how to pray when our faith is shaken. How do we redirect our sadness and anger towards a culture that seems to be advancing their godless agenda.

Conduit Church Student Pastor Joel Kelley joins Darren and Mo to talk about what student ministry looks like these days, covering a range of topics, but specifically discussing the mental health crisis amongst tween and teens.

As we start a new teaching series this summer (Summer Of Psalms), Pastor Darren kicks things off in chapter 42, where he and Mo discuss the importance of prayer in our daily lives, especially as it relates to our mental and physical health.

This week we wrap up our More Than A Name series, landing on Acts 2:42 and the devotion we are called to...for God's Word, the fellowship of believers, communion and for prayer.

Continuing our More Than A Name series, we discuss a "church on purpose" and what it looks like for each of us to belong and matter in a church family. We also cover the subject of identity politics, inflation, reparations, and being a people of mercy.

This week Mo and Darren take some time to discuss new updates surrounding COVID, as well as the economic impact we are all feeling, along with the upcoming Supreme Court ruling regarding abortion.

We launch a new teaching series called More Than A Name, where we discuss the mission, vision, purpose and values of Conduit and how we got to where we are today. This week we discuss having a strategic insurgence of Jesus people into the culture and marketplace, to take back ground for the Kingdom.

We launch a new teaching series called More Than A Name, where we discuss the mission, vision, purpose and values of Conduit and how we got to where we are today. Conduit isn't just the name of a church, it's a kind of church, and how Scripture lays the groundwork for what this looks like.

The war for our minds has come for our children, unabashedly. How should we respond, and what is our role as the church when a humanistic society targets our faith and our families.

Our guest this week is Dannah Gresh. Dannah shared about fighting to define our daughters in who GOD made them to be, in the midst of a post-Christian world that is attempting to destroy the very definition of being a girl. She also discussed the work they are doing in the Dominican Republic to curb trafficking.Learn more at: www.mytruegirl.com and www.dannahgresh.com

Darren and Mo discuss Romans 15 in light of what is happening in our world and in our culture. How can we impact culture in a way that is unified around the truth of the Gospel and not succumb to division and dissension within our faith communities.

When Paul writes 'It is written' in the book of Romans, what is he referring to? And how do we go about finding cultural and historical context when reading a passage of scripture? What implications does this teaching in Romans have for us today in a humanistic society? We discuss this and more in this weeks podcast. More info:www.crescentproject.orgwww.conduitchurch.com

Our special guest is Fouad Masri, founder of "Cresent Project."Learn more here: https://www.crescentproject.org/about/history-beliefs-faqs#history

When tackling Romans 13, we come up against several significant takeaways, which include laws that are illegal vs. legal in light of those that are moral vs. immoral. Also, how can we shine a light on the truth in a way that is loving and not shameful in a world that is at war with our faith. Darren & Mo discuss this and more in this week's podcast.

This week Darren Tyler and Mo Thieman wrap up Romans 12, specifically discussing loving our enemies, and how we go about that with establish boundaries in relationships. We also touch base on what's happening in Russia, Ukraine, China, Israel & Haiti.

In Romans 12, there are seven different life gifts that describe the church body. Each of us are represented by one of them. When these gifts are working together in unison, there is nothing that can stop the Kingdom from advancing. Darren and Mo discuss each of these in a quick overview. http://www.mylifegift.com

Continuing our What's True About You series through the book of Romans, we discuss the first few verses of chapter 12. Where do we aim our worship, and are we following the patterns of this world, or a life of sacrifice. We also talk about the implications of global digital identification.

Darren and Mo invite their good friend, author and Bible teacher Donna VanLiere to join them to discuss Romans 11; specifically the biblical, historical and geopolitical context of Israel and the Jewish people.

Romans Ch.10 tackles the idea of the story in which we exist. Do we live in the truth about who we are, free in Christ or a false story that keeps us locked in a cage. And do we know who we are in the story; the victim, the villain, the hero or the guide. Darren and Mo discuss this as they continue to dive deeper into Romans, from the What's True About You sermon series.

This week, Darren Tyler and Mo Thieman wrap up chapter 9 of Romans discussing the sovereignty and free will of God, as well as all the implications of both. Also discussed is CERN, Yuval Noah Harar, artificial intelligence and biotechnology.

In this podcast, Darren Tyler & Mo Thieman set the frame for why they discuss current events alongside biblical commentary on this podcast. And more specifically, why Pastors have the privilege of leading these kinds of conversations. Ephesians 5:11-16