In this episode of The Pew Review, we tackle three real and relevant faith questions: 1️⃣ Does “neighbor” really mean my next-door neighbor? We dig into what Jesus meant when He said, “Love your neighbor,” and how to discern who you're called to serve. 2️⃣ Is it okay to pray for silly things—like a parking spot or not burning dinner? We explore what Scripture says about bringing all things to God in prayer—even the small stuff. 3️⃣ Does Mark 9:42 apply to parenting? We discuss the weight of spiritual responsibility in parenting and what it means to be a stumbling block (or not) for your kids. 💬 Whether you're a parent, a new believer, or just curious about how to live out your faith practically, this episode is for you. 👇 Drop your thoughts or questions in the comments—we’d love to hear from you! #ThePewReview #ChristianPodcast #FaithQuestions #ParentingAndFaith #PrayerLife #LoveYourNeighbor #whitingchristianchurch _________________________________________________________________________ Thank you for listening to our content!!! We are now on most social media and podcast streaming services including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Youtube Podcasts, and Amazon Music Want to know more about our church? Check out our website here: www.whitingchristian.org

🎙️ Welcome to The Pew Review — the podcast where real questions from the pews meet honest, biblical conversation.

In this episode, we’re diving into three fascinating questions submitted by our church family:

👉 What’s the deal with putting ashes on your head?

👉 Should churches still cast lots today?

👉 And... what would the Apostle Paul post if he had Instagram?

Join us as we explore the roots of church traditions, unpack biblical practices, and imagine how ancient truth meets modern culture. Whether you’re curious, skeptical, or just love a good theological rabbit trail, this episode is for you.

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Welcome to The Pew Review! 🎙️ In this episode, we dive deep into a powerful conversation led by our host and lead minister as we wrestle with three major questions of faith: 👉 Why did Christ have to be crucified, and not executed by some other method? 👉 What does it truly look like to live a life of radical generosity? 👉 How can we be prepared to share our faith with others, as 1 Peter 3:15 challenges us to do? Join us for an honest, biblical discussion aimed at encouraging and equipping you in your walk with Christ. Whether you’re listening from the pews or on the go, we’re glad you're here. 📖 Scripture Focus: 1 Peter 3:15 🛎️ Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share if this conversation encourages you! Thank you for listening to our content!!! We are now on most social media and podcast streaming services including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Youtube Podcasts, and Amazon Music Want to know more about our church? Check out our website here: www.whitingchristian.org You can also follow us on social media on the following platforms: Facebook: Whiting Christian Church Instagram: @whitingcc Interested in our youth ministries? Check out our social media here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064772380499 Instagram: @encounter_wcc Want to support our ministry? Click the link below: https://www.whitingchristian.org/give #ThePewReview #ChristianPodcast #FaithTalk #BibleStudy #Crucifixion #WhyTheCross #RadicalGenerosity #LiveGenerously #Evangelism #ShareYourFaith #ChristianLiving #Apologetics #1Peter315 #GospelConversations #ChristianFaith

Poor in Spirit, Parenting Today, and the Bible on Bloodsports In this episode of The Pew Review, your hosts—Whiting Christian Church’s worship director and lead minister—tackle three deep and timely questions from a biblical perspective: 1️⃣ What did Jesus mean when He said, “Blessed are the poor in spirit” in Matthew 5? 2️⃣ How are young Christian families navigating the unique blessings and cultural challenges of today’s world? 3️⃣ What does the Bible say about modern-day bloodsports like UFC? And what about popular contact sports like football and hockey? Join us for a thoughtful, scripture-based conversation that’s honest, relevant, and rooted in truth. 📖 #ThePewReview #ChristianPodcast #PoorInSpirit #Matthew5 #ChristianParenting #FaithAndCulture #BiblicalPerspective #Bloodsports #UFCandFaith #ChristianLiving #WhitingChristianChurch #FaithInSports #SpiritualConversations #ContactSportsAndFaith

In this episode, Jed and Matt answer the following questions: 1) What is wisdom according to James 1:2-8? 2) How should we pray before reading the Bible? 3) How do I discover my spiritual gifts? Do spiritual gifts change based on the needs of the local church? Are spiritual gifts and natural talents the same thing? #podcast #James #wisdom #spiritualgifts #prayer #bible --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Want to know more about our church? Check out our website here: www.whitingchristian.org You can also follow us on social media on the following platforms: Facebook: Whiting Christian Church Instagram: @whitingcc Interested in our youth ministries? Check out our social media here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Instagram: @encounter_wcc Want to support our ministry? Click the link below: https://www.whitingchristian.org/give

In this episode of The Pew Review, Matt and Jed discuss the following questions: 1) Is there a difference between Hell and Hades? 2) Why do most Christians meet on Sundays? 3) What is "Deconstruction," and is it good or bad? Are you curious about something from the Bible or the latest sermon at Whiting Christian Church? Got a burning question you’ve always wanted answered? Now’s your chance! We’re launching a BRAND NEW podcast—The Pew Review—where we take YOUR anonymous questions and dive deeper into the Word, the message, and everything that might have left you wondering. Whether you're curious about scripture, the meaning behind a sermon, or just have a question about faith, we’re here to explore it all! 💬 Submit your questions today! Text us anonymously at 1-833-430-6152 and be part of the conversation. No question is too big or small! Tune in for insightful, thought-provoking discussions that will help you grow in your faith. 🔴 Listen. Learn. Grow.The Pew Review - Where your questions lead to deeper answers. 🙏 #ThePewReview #WhitingChristianChurch #FaithQuestions #BibleTalk #NewPodcast #FaithJourney #SubmitYourQuestions

In this episode of The Pew Review, we dive into some thought-provoking anonymous questions about faith, the Bible, and Christian life. What is Lent, and why do only some denominations participate? We explore the history and purpose of Lent, and why not all Christian traditions observe this period of reflection and fasting. Jesus says to love your enemy. How did Jesus love his enemies, especially the Pharisees? A deep dive into Jesus' radical teachings on love and forgiveness, and how He extended grace even to those who opposed Him. Has becoming parents changed your view on Christianity in any way? A personal reflection on how parenthood shapes one’s faith, values, and understanding of God's love and grace. Join us for thoughtful discussion, Biblical insights, and honest reflections as we navigate these intriguing questions together. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and send us your own questions for future episodes! 🙏🎧 #ThePewReview #ChristianPodcast #Faith #BibleQuestions #Lent #LoveYourEnemies #ParenthoodAndFaith ___________________________________________________________________________ Want to know more about our church? Check out our website here: www.whitingchristian.org You can also follow us on social media on the following platforms: Facebook: Whiting Christian Church Instagram: @whitingcc Interested in our youth ministries? Check out our social media here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064772380499 Instagram: @encounter_wcc Want to support our ministry? Click the link below: https://www.whitingchristian.org/give