Ginghamsburg Church Podcast
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Tough Questions #6 // Pastor Jordan McKenzie (opens the original)
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What Good is the Church? More people than ever are asking if church is still necessary. Why gather? Why belong? Why not just follow Jesus on your own? This final week explores God's vision for the Church—not as a building or an institution, but as a community where lives are transformed and hope is shared. ginghamsburg.org
Tough Questions #5 // Pastor Dennis Miller (opens the original)
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What Does God Think About War? War has shaped human history from the opening pages of Scripture to today's headlines. Is violence ever justified? What does it mean to follow the Prince of Peace in a world filled with conflict? Together we'll examine what the Bible says about justice, peace, and the difficult realities of living in a broken world. ginghamsburg.org
Tough Questions #4 // Pastor Dennis Miller (opens the original)
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Is God Colorblind? God created every nation, tribe, and language—but does he simply want us to ignore our differences? Scripture paints a richer picture than "I don't see color." This week we'll explore God's heart for justice, reconciliation, and the beautiful diversity that reflects his kingdom. ginghamsburg.org
Tough Questions #3 // Pastor Dennis Miller (opens the original)
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Must I Leave My Brains at the Door? Can faith and reason really coexist? In a world that often pits science against Scripture, many assume you have to choose between intellectual honesty and following Jesus. This week we'll explore why Christianity has never asked people to stop thinking—and why asking hard questions can actually deepen faith. ginghamsburg.org
Tough Questions #2 // Pastor Dennis Miller (opens the original)
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Is Infant Baptism Biblical? Christians have debated baptism for centuries—but what does the Bible actually say? Is baptism meant only for those old enough to profess faith, or is there a biblical case for baptizing children? Together we'll explore Scripture, tradition, and the heart of God's covenant with His people. ginghamsburg.org
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