University Fellowship (ufcgoodfight)

In this podcast, Brad and Sean discuss the story of King David and the Philistine Goliath. They discuss the common views on how to interpret it and give us a biblical lens that helps us see it as a picture of Jesus.

This is part 2 of a teaching serires by Brad Libolt and Sean Duncan on work and how it is viewd as a gift.

Today Brad and Sean discuss the difficulties of work and take a biblical perspective on how we ought to view work.

We can become ignorant of covenants because we mostly see them in the Old Testament and somtimes they are hard to understand. What we need to remember is Jesus is the promised one all other covenants point to. Today Brad and Sean give some basic info into what covenants are, why they're important, and how they impact your life as a Christian,

The term "Temple" comes up a lot throughout the Bible and sometimes it's hard to fully understand what that means. Is it a physical, metapysical, or metaphorical temple? This a common question that comes up and Brad and Sean decided to tackle it by teaching what the Bible says and how we can respond.

Brad and Sean break down what discipleship means and how we can better follow Jesus by being students of His teachings.

As Easter approaches Sean and Brad wanted to analyze the resurrection in depth and help remind us why the cross is the centerpiece of our faith. 

Brad and Sean talk about practical ways we can grow in our relationship with God through daily devotionals.

In today's world, fear and panic are spreading faster than the coronavirus and it's hard not to feel scared. It's easy to listen to the world and not know what to do. But, no matter how uncertain things become, we can be certain we have salvation through Jesus.  Sean Duncan and Brad Libolt, pastors at University Fellowship Church, address the situation from a biblical perspective and remind us all in the hope we have in Christ. 

Brad discusses mental health from a Christian's perspective. He shares how we have hope in Jesus in the midste of depression, anxiety, and any other mental health issues. There's also a Q.A. with special guest Jasmine Timm. 

Last week at the Good Fight we looked at how followers of Jesus are exiles in this world. As exiles, we seek the welfare of our city, which can include our engagement in politics. In an anxiety inducing political climate, Christians have a unique opportunity to be a non-anxious presence, pointing people to God as the supreme authority and his kingdom that will not be shaken. 

While Christians have been typically labeled as hypocrites, (there is some some truth in that statement), hypocrisy is a condition which affects all of humanity. Hypocrisy occurs when there is a difference between the inside, heart-level of a person and their exterior - their words and actions. The text for this sermon is Luke 12:1-4 and Jesus’ indictment of the Pharisees and their unfortunate hypocrisy.

The Good Fight looked at what Christians believe about gender, and how the gospel provides both the only explanation for brokenness in our lives and the world, but also the only real hope for the restoration of creation and the redemption of our bodies. 

Pastor Brad tackles another tough topic from a biblical worldview.   The Good Fight looked at what Christians believe about gender, and how the gospel provides both the only explanation for brokenness in our lives and the world, but also the only real hope for the restoration of creation and the redemption of our bodies. 

Brad Libolt talks about marriage.

Brad Libolt teaches at The Good Fight.

Brad Libolt teaches at Good Fight.

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Brad Libolt, The Good Fight, continues in his series about God's Story.