HeyJaredChrist is Victorious Podcast
A reflective theology and discussion podcast centered on the victory of Jesus and the life-changing power of His grace. A podcast exploring the beauty of Christian and biblical universalism—where God’s love reaches beyond boundaries and no one is ultimately left out.
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Mid-Week Meditation: The Wholeness of Faith (opens the original)
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Mid-Week Meditation, we reflect on “The Wholeness of Faith.” Take a moment to slow down, breathe deeply, and rest in the presence of Christ. Our faith is not meant to burden us, it invites us into the wholeness, peace, and rest that Christ offers. Give yourself permission to pause and care for your soul, mind, and body . Meditation and quiet reflection can be beautiful tools for creating space to listen, heal, and rest. Visit us at www.patristicuniversalism.com
Paul's Gratitude for God's Mercy: 1 Timothy 1:12-17 (opens the original)
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Join us today for worship and contemplation. Paul’s profound gratitude for the grace and mercy of God. Once a persecutor of the church, Paul became a living testimony to a love that refuses to abandon its enemies. His transformation points toward a larger hope: that the same Christ who overcame Paul’s resistance is at work reconciling all creation to God. Paul’s gratitude invites us to trust in a grace powerful enough not merely to offer salvation to all, but ultimately to restore all things in
Midweek Devotional: Where is Universalism in the Bible? (opens the original)
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Have you been asked where is Universalism in the bible? We will answer this question and reveal that Universal Restoration starts in Genesis and ends in Revelation. See www.patristicuniversalism.com
The Rich Man and Lazarus (opens the original)
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The parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus in Luke 16:19–31 has been interpreted in several different ways throughout Christian history. It is a passage that raises important questions about judgment, mercy, the afterlife, repentance, and ultimately, the character and victory of God. But what exactly is Jesus teaching? There are at least three major ways Christians have understood this parable. Join us for an overview and a conclusion of a Patristic Universalism perspective.
“Did the Church Get Hell Wrong? A Review of Traditions and Restoration of All Creation (opens the original)
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Join Rocky Mountain Church, and Wendy Burnfield. Christians have understood hell in several different ways throughout church history. Some traditions teach eternal conscious torment , where the wicked remain separated from God forever. Others teach annihilationism or conditional immortality , where those who ultimately reject God cease to exist. A growing number of Christians, drawing on Scripture and early Christian thought, understand judgment as restorative or purifying , ultimately pointing
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