Episode #8
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Aug 25, 20261h 7m
This week on Life on the Edge, we examine what happens when Christians stop measuring people by the standards of the world and begin seeing them through the eyes of Christ.
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Hosted by Jack Farmer · religion · EN · 8 episodes
Coffee with the Superintendent is a daily, narrative-driven podcast that blends biblical exposition, Christian school leadership, and community formation into a single, accessible conversation. Hosted by a Christian school superintendent, the podcast is designed to be thoughtful without being academic, pastoral without being abstract, and practical without losing theological depth.Each episode is structured around the metaphor of sharing a cup of coffee, moving through three distinct but connected segments. The first segment, often called the First Pour, serves as the devotional heart of the episode. Scripture is read carefully and explained through a New Covenant theological lens, with particular attention given to how Christ fulfills the Old Covenant and how believers now live from the reality of being “in Christ.” The tone is reflective and personal, inviting listeners to slow down, listen well, and consider how the gospel shapes daily life, leadership, and obedience.The second se
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Episode #8
This week on Life on the Edge, we examine what happens when Christians stop measuring people by the standards of the world and begin seeing them through the eyes of Christ.
Episode #7
In this episode of Life on the Edge: Conversations for Real Life, we examine what it truly means to be Free in Christ when religion, culture, and human leadership compete for authority in our lives. In Faith Beyond the Edge, Galatians 2:1–5 reveals Paul's unwavering defense of gospel freedom as false brothers attempt to impose an Old Covenant requirement upon Gentile believers. We explore why Christ's fulfillment of the Old Covenant means Christians must never add religious traditions, preferences, or human requirements to the sufficiency of Christ. In The World on the Edge, we consider the subtle cultural challenges facing Christians as governments, institutions, education, and emerging technologies increasingly influence questions of freedom, privacy, parental responsibility, conscience, and religious liberty. How can believers respect legitimate authority without surrendering responsibilities God has entrusted to them? Finally, in Living on the Edge, we examine the leadership of Jesus from a New Covenant perspective. Christ demonstrated authority without arrogance, truth without fear, and service without self-promotion. His example challenges every Christian leader to ask whether authority is being used to protect position or faithfully serve the people God has entrusted to their care. Through all three conversations, one question remains: Who ultimately has the authority to define how we live? For the Christian, the answer is Jesus Christ. Faith is Wisdom. Wisdom is Victory. And Victory is in Jesus.
Episode #6
Join Dr. Jack Farmer for a new episode of Life on the Edge as we explore one of the greatest transformations in Scripture. Discover how the grace of God turned Saul the persecutor into Paul the apostle and what that teaches us about the life-changing power of the New Covenant. We also examine this week's most significant world events through a biblical worldview, learning how Christians can respond with wisdom, hope, and confidence rather than fear. Finally, we continue our study of New Covenant Theology by examining every covenant that God explicitly established in Scripture and why each one ultimately points to Jesus Christ. If you desire to understand God's unfolding plan of redemption and live faithfully in an uncertain world, this episode is for you. Faith is Wisdom, Wisdom is Victory, and Victory is in Jesus.
Episode #5
From Shadows to Substance explores the heart of the gospel by revealing how Jesus Christ fulfills God's redemptive plan from Genesis to Revelation. In this episode of Life on the Edge, Dr. Jack Farmer examines Galatians 1:13-17 to trace the Apostle Paul's transformation from religious zealot to servant of Christ, demonstrating that salvation is not about becoming more religious but about encountering the risen Savior. The episode also examines the week's most significant global events through a biblical worldview, reminding believers that while the world stands on the edge of uncertainty, God remains sovereign over history. Finally, discover the foundational principles of New Covenant Theology and learn how the Old Testament and the New Testament fit together through the fulfillment of the Old Covenant in Christ. Rather than living in the shadows of anticipation, Christians are called to walk in the substance of God's promises fulfilled in Jesus. Join us as we discover that the Bible tells one unified story, history is moving according to God's perfect plan, and our greatest hope is found not in religion, politics, or world events, but in Jesus Christ alone. Faith is Wisdom. Wisdom is Victory. And Victory is in Jesus.
Episode #4
This week on Life on the Edge, we examine why the gospel is not the invention of man but the eternal revelation of God, tracing its story from Genesis to Christ through Galatians 1:11-12. We then consider five of the week's most significant news stories affecting Christians and discuss how believers should respond with biblical wisdom rather than cultural reaction. Finally, as Freedom Month comes to a close, we explore what the New Testament teaches about government, the Christian's duty to country, and the crucial difference between patriotism and nationalism. Join us as we learn to live as faithful citizens of heaven while serving faithfully on earth.
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