Conversations with Pastors

Every Friday, we release a new conversation with one of the pastors at Grace Immanuel Bible Church in Jupiter, Florida. We cover issues facing Christians, from parenting to sanctification to biblical counseling topics.

Conversations with Pastors is a religion podcast hosted by Grace Immanuel Bible Church, with 72 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Grace Immanuel Bible Church hosts Conversations with Pastors, a religion show with 72 episodes published.

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  Episode #71

  Episode 71 - Should You Be Discipling Someone? with Lance Quinn

  Sep 11, 202630 min

  Discipleship, at its core, is not a formal program or a checklist of religious duties. It is simply one believer saying to another, I want to grow in Christ, and I want to walk alongside you as we both pursue that together. The conversation explored in this episode strips away the intimidation and reveals something beautifully simple: discipleship is the natural overflow of a heart that has been changed by the gospel and now longs to see others experience that same change. In 2 Timothy 3, we see Paul reminding Timothy that the things he learned were not merely academic, they were lived out, modeled, and passed on through relationship. That same pattern is available to every one of us, regardless of our theological training or title. We do not need to be pastors or elders to pull someone alongside us and say, let me show you what God has been showing me.

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  Episode #70

  Episode 70 - Cross-Cultural Missions with Bryan Twombly

  Sep 4, 202627 min

  This conversation is set against the backdrop of Papua New Guinea, a country of over 800 languages and a spiritual landscape shaped by animism and syncretism. The people there are not without religion. In fact, they are deeply spiritual. But as we hear, their understanding of God, the gospel, the Christian life, and even the role of a pastor is clouded by generations of fear-based thinking, where spirits must be appeased and every misfortune is the consequence of some offense. Sound familiar? It should. Because the human heart, whether in a village in the Pacific or a suburb in South Florida, is drawn to the same illusion: that we can manage our standing before God by what we do. The biblical corrective is not a program or a ministry event. It is the local church, where pastors and teachers equip the saints as described in Ephesians 4, where truth is preached with clarity, and where disciples are sent out into corners of the world no single pastor could ever reach alone. This is God's design, and it is as brilliant as it is supernatural.

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  Episode #69

  Episode 69 - What is Grace? with Dave Temple

  Aug 28, 202632 min

  What if the very things we beg God to remove from our lives are actually His grace? We tend to define grace as receiving good things we do not deserve, and that's not wrong, but it may be dangerously incomplete. When we define 'good' from a man-centered perspective, we shrink grace down to comfort, security, and warm feelings. But Titus 2 stretches that definition wide open, revealing that grace is also a teacher, a discipler, an instructor that trains us to renounce ungodliness and live self-controlled, upright lives. This conversation challenges us to ask whether we have been swimming in cultural waters that have given us all the wrong instincts about what life with God is supposed to look like, and whether our flesh has been quietly leading us to reject the very grace God is offering us.

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  Episode #68

  Episode 68 - What is Worship? with Todd Murray

  Aug 21, 202637 min

  Many of us grew up thinking worship was confined to Sunday mornings, quiet times, and the songs we sing with our eyes closed. This conversation challenges us to tear down the compartments we have built in our spiritual lives and see that every act of obedience, every sacrifice of service, and every moment of genuine gratitude is an act of worship. Drawing from Hebrews 13:15-16, we are confronted with a stunning truth: doing good and sharing with others is placed on equal footing with the sacrifice of praise we offer with our lips. God calls both sacrifices. Both please Him. This is not a diminishment of corporate praise but an expansion of what it means to live as a worshiper. When we begin to see our daily lives through this lens, the ordinary becomes sacred, and the mundane becomes an offering.

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  Episode #67

  Episode 67 - When We Forget to be Thankful with James Jeong

  Aug 12, 202630 min

  What if the greatest threat to our worship is not outright rebellion but something far more subtle -- a slow, creeping blindness to how much we have been given? In Malachi chapter 1, God confronts a generation of Israelites who had returned from exile, a people who once wept with joy at the thought of going home, yet had drifted so far from gratitude that they could not even recognize their own spiritual apathy. They were still going through the motions, still bringing sacrifices to the altar, but their offerings were stolen, blemished, and half-hearted. And when God called them out, their response was stunning: they had no idea what He was talking about. This conversation digs into that clueless thanklessness and asks us to hold the mirror up to our own hearts. Are we bringing God our best, or have we quietly lowered the standard so gradually that we no longer notice the difference? The passage in Malachi is not just ancient history -- it is a diagnostic tool for every generation, including ours. When we lose sight of the holiness of God, gratitude fades, urgency fades, and what was once a breathtaking privilege begins to feel like a tiresome obligation. The call here is to recover that wonder before the drift becomes a pattern we can no longer see.

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