In this episode, we discuss a range of topics regarding discernment when looking into a possible church home.

• The critical balance between heartfelt worship and robust, uncompromising truth.

• How emotional experiences in the church can sometimes mask a shallow gospel.

• The importance of accountability, discipleship, and practical service.

• The dangers of consumer Christianity and the need for churches that address sin with grace and boldness.

  We hope you listen in and that this conversation is a blessing and gets you thinking.

  
  

  
  

In this episode of Dress and Keep, we dive deep into the meaning, purpose, and transformation of the Sabbath and the Lord’s Day. Why do Christians worship on Sunday? What does the Sabbath reveal about God’s heart for His people? How does Christ redefine rest in the New Covenant?

Join us as we explore these questions with my pastor, friend, and brother in Christ, Dmitriy Spatarel of Veritas Bible Church. We’ll walk through the historical, theological, and redemptive significance of the Sabbath, unpack its fulfillment in Christ, and discuss how believers today can embrace true rest.

This is a rich conversation filled with biblical insight, practical application, and challenging questions. It’s a long episode, so feel free to listen in chunks—whether on your commute, during your workout, or while preparing for your own day of rest.

As always, Thank You For Listening

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If culture is "religion externalized," what is the culture in my church? Is this culture transformative and sanctifying, or is it vain and more like the world? And how do I know?

In this episode, we engage in another dining room table discussion centered around the topic of culture. Our hope is that you find this conversation both enjoyable and insightful, particularly as you consider the cultural dynamics at play within a church you are attending or thinking about joining. Exploring how a church’s culture aligns with your distinctions can greatly inform your decision-making process. We hope this discussion aids you in prayerfully and thoughtfully finding a church community.