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What Happens When the Church Stops Apologizing for the Bible | With Scott Nickell

What Happens When the Church Stops Apologizing for the Bible | With Scott Nickell

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In this episode, Pastors Greg Anderson and Landon Rose unpack what it means to “Come Ready” to church each weekend, and why our posture before we walk through the doors matters more than we realize. From worship and community to spiritual growth, they highlight the difference between simply showing up and actively engaging with what God wants to do in and through us.

They’re then joined by guest Scott Nickel, Lead Pastor at Southland Christian Church, for a wide-ranging conversation on faith, culture, parenting, discipleship, and the growing hunger for biblical truth. They discuss how social media and culture shape our thinking, why Christians can’t afford to outsource their faith, and what it looks like to raise the next generation with conviction and a strong biblical foundation.

Whether you’re looking to deepen your walk with Jesus, lead your family well, or better understand the cultural moment we’re living in, this episode offers practical encouragement and a challenge to live with greater intentionality, clarity, and confidence in Christ.

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Scott Nickell: https://southland.church/

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