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The UnCommon Christian Podcast

The UnCommon Christian Podcast

著者: Jon Ellis
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In a world of compromise, this podcast challenges you to live fully surrendered, Spirit-empowered, and anchored in God’s Word. Join Jon Ellis for bold, episodes that cut through the noise with real talk, biblical truth, and a call to live set apart.Copyright 2026 キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 聖職・福音主義
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  • Can A Christian Walk Away From Jesus?
    2026/10/12
    Can a Christian genuinely believe in Jesus, follow Jesus, and later choose to walk away? Christians have debated that question for centuries. But in this episode, Jon steps away from the theological labels and asks a more important question: What does Scripture actually say? From Jesus' warning about those who “believe for a while” and then fall away, to His command to “abide in Me,” to Paul's call to “continue in the faith,” to the difficult warnings in Hebrews—UNC043 examines passages from both sides of the debate. And then there's John 10: “No one will snatch them out of my hand.” How do we hold the incredible security Jesus promises together with the Bible's repeated warnings to abide, continue, hold fast, and endure? This episode isn't about creating fear. It's about biblical assurance without biblical complacency. Because struggling isn't leaving. Falling isn't the same as walking away. And the goal of Christianity isn't merely to remain technically saved. The goal is to remain with Jesus.
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    29 分
  • Don't Let the Internet Disciple You
    2026/09/21
    Every day, somebody is discipling you. Preachers. Podcasts. YouTube. TikTok. News networks. Political commentators. Social media. We have access to more voices than ever before, but access to information isn't the same thing as biblical discernment. In UNC042, Jon Ellis asks a challenging question: Who is discipling you? Beginning with Jesus' words in John 8 and the example of the Bereans in Acts 17, Jon explores what it means to test what we hear against Scripture, even when it comes from a preacher or teacher we trust. This episode also introduces a new rhythm for The Uncommon Christian: The Uncommon Truth, The Uncommon Response, and Live Uncommon. Because the goal isn't simply knowing what Jesus said. The goal is becoming the kind of person who does what Jesus said. What happens when Scripture disagrees with something you've always believed? For the Uncommon Christian, Scripture wins.
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    24 分
  • Why Most Christians Lose the Wrong Battle
    2026/07/09
    Why do you keep fighting the same battle over and over again? Maybe the real problem isn't where you're fighting…it's when you're fighting. Most believers think the battle is lost when they finally give in to temptation. But Scripture teaches that the battle is usually won or lost much earlier, in the thoughts we choose to entertain. In this episode, Jon Ellis opens God's Word to reveal where the real battlefield is and how believers can begin experiencing lasting victory by taking every thought captive. Through James 1, 2 Corinthians 10, Romans 12, and Philippians 1, you'll discover a practical, biblical strategy for recognizing lies, comparing them with God's truth, and replacing them before they become destructive habits. If you've ever wondered why you keep struggling with the same sin, the same fear, the same anxiety, or the same temptation, this episode will help you stop fighting the wrong battle and start winning where it actually begins. Remember...The battle you're praying for God to win tomorrow may actually be the thought He's asking you to surrender today. For books, devotionals, Bible studies, and discipleship resources, visit: TheUncommonChristian.com Why do you keep losing the same battle? Maybe you're fighting too late. In this episode, Jon Ellis explains how Scripture teaches that the real battle begins in the mind, not at the moment of sin. Learn a practical, biblical process for taking your thoughts captive and experiencing lasting spiritual transformation.
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    18 分
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