Angels and the supernatural
Our modern minds often easily dismiss anything beyond our five senses. But is there more to reality than what we see, hear, taste, smell, and touch? I...
Real Life Christianity with Deacon John Lozano
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Real Life Christianity. This podcast is for those who seek a practical application of the Christian message, into our everyday relationships, circumstances and daily life. We want to step down out of the clouds, and see how the Gospel speaks to a living faith, alive and vibrant, in our contemporary culture. Deacon John is a business man, husband, father, author, educator, counselor and Deacon. Join him as we invite the power of the Gospel into our lives.
The most crucial question in the Bible
The Messianic question is the turning point in the Gospel of Mark. Deacon John digs into the implications of answers to this question.
The problem with sorrow
Have you ever turned on yourself for feeling bad? What does the incarnation mean for our human-ness? What liberation does it provide?
Jesus‘s ancestors: Murderers, Cheats, Prostitues and Adulterers
What does a long reading about the Genealogy of Jesus teach us about being a "Herald"?
This saying is hard, who can accept it?
A shocking Gospel reading. Are Christians cannibals? Is Jesus requesting cannibalism? This shocking passage begs a profound question about encounterin...
"If it's just a symbol, to hell with it" - Flannery O'Connor
We are all very hungry. What is this food we can not get anywhere else?
The "professionally wise" versus children
Who am I that I would do these grand calls from God that we hear of in the bible? Isn't that for the clergy? They're the professionals aren't they!
The outcasts of the outcasts
Imagine having to tell everyone you encounter throughout the day, "STAY AWAY!"
If we are good and work hard we will be liked and loved and be successful... Right?
Our virtues and our broken parts meet our faith. What is God's relationship with all of these? What is God's relationship with our secrets?
"That's very nice, but it doesn't have much to do with me"
Are we actually chosen? Are we sent? Do these seemingly dated biblical stories only have relevance in the past and not the present?