Red Couch Theology

Listening to God’s Voice | Red Couch Theology

Well, hello, hello and welcome to another episode of the Red Couch Theology podcast. This week, I'm gonna try and keep our intro a little bit short because we're talking about listening to God's voice and actually, that's a more complicated subject than you might think. We're going to talk about the nature of the scriptures, how do we know if it's got voice or not God's voice? We're going to deal with some tricky questions that people also submitted about this. And yeah, it's a long episode, but hang in there because I hope that this helps you start to frame the breadth and the width of this complicated subject of hearing God's voice in our everyday lives. So let's tune in.
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Red Couch Theology
Pastor Alex Walton & Pastor Aaron Bjorklund
South Fellowship Church
Based in Littleton, CO

The Power of Social Justice | Red Couch Theology

Well hello, hello, and welcome to another episode of the Red Couch Theology podcast. Thank you so much for tuning in. If you've been listening and some of this content has been helpful to you, we'd appreciate it if you like, subscribe on Youtube, comment, or whatever. That all helps with the algorithm to get the word out about this podcast. Or, give us a rating on your favorite podcast service. That also helps us out.
This week, we're gonna be talking about something we did a little bit differently this past Sunday, which was Ministry Partner Sunday and we're going to make a case for why this subject of church partnerships in the city, caring for the needy, caring for the poor...all these sorts of things are actually one of the most important things that we've talked about in a while here and we're gonna make a case for that in this episode. And so I'm not going to give it any more than that. You're gonna have to listen to the rest of this. Without any further ado, let's dive right in.
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The Power of Social Justice | Red Couch Theology
Pastor Alex Walton & Pastor Aaron Bjorklund
South Fellowship Church
Based in Littleton, CO

What If They Find Out? | Red Couch Theology

Hello, and welcome to another episode of the Red Couch Theology podcast. I'm excited. This week, we're finishing up the series that we've been in on anxiety. And this week, we're talking about the anxiety that stems from the present, and really what that means is some anxiety stems from the fact that we are walking around through our everyday lives, wondering if people are going to realize that we're an imposter, we really aren't who we say we are, or maybe we're not as good as that as we appear to be to others and all that sort of thing. And there's this anxiety under the surface that says, I'm really not as valuable as I wish I was. And what if people find out? We're going to talk about that, and we're gonna talk about some of the remedies that the scriptures have to offer to that. We're also going to wrestle with this identity issue in a couple other ways that I'm excited for you to hear, but I'm not going to get into that now. Instead, we're going to dive right into the episode, and you can hear how our identity connects to anxiety and what God has to teach us about that.
 
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Alex Walton & Aaron Bjorklund
South Fellowship Church
Based in Littleton, CO

Anxious about the Future? | Red Couch Theology

"Well, hello, and welcome to another episode of the Red Couch Theology podcast. In this week's episode, we're going to continue with the subject matter that we've been in this series about anxiety; specifically...we're gonna be talking about those anxieties that come when we think about the future. I mean, we can't control the future, and there's a lot of uncertainty that stems from our inability to predict the future. And so we're going to talk about that, but we're also gonna be talking about this challenge that we got in this text that Alex preached on last week, where Jesus says, don't worry about your life; God takes care of the birds, he takes care of the flowers of the field. And in this episode, we're gonna say, well, does he really take care of the birds? Birds die! Sometimes they get harmed, and sometimes they get eaten by other animals. Or what about the flowers of the field? Does he actually take care of the flowers of the field? And what about the many situations we've met, really faithful followers of Jesus, and bad stuff happens to them? What is Jesus actually promising, and maybe we should be worrying about, you know, these are the kinds of things we're going to wrestle with in this episode. And so, with that teaser, I'm gonna dive right into the episode, and you can hear for yourself what we conclude about some of these very tricky and sticky questions. Thanks for tuning in"
 
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Alex Walton & Aaron Bjorklund
South Fellowship Church
Based in Littleton, CO

Haunted by your Past? | Red Couch Theology

"Well, hello, hello, and welcome to another episode of the Red Couch Theology Podcast. Thanks for tuning in. My name is Aaron Bjorklund, I'm your host for this episode, and Alex Walton, our Lead Pastor at South Fellowship, will be joining us in just a moment, and this week we're talking a little bit about anxiety. Have you ever had this moment where someone said something to you in the past, and it still haunts you today, maybe 10 years later, 20 years later, 30, or 60 years later? Well, we're going to talk about that, and maybe it's something you did or said in the past, and you're afraid if someone finds this out my whole life, people will respect me less, and maybe I'll get canceled or whatever. We're going to talk about all that on this episode; we're gonna talk about how the way of Jesus and the invitation of Jesus is to be freed from those kinds of anxiety. So without any further ado, let's dive into this week's episode, where we talk about the anxiety that's rooted in the past."
 
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Alex Walton & Aaron Bjorklund
South Fellowship Church
Based in Littleton, CO

New Years! | Red Couch Theology

Hello, and welcome to the Red Couch theology podcast! In this week's episode, we'll discuss New Year's because that's what Alex preached about this Sunday. We'll also discuss where this podcast has been, why it exists, and the series Alex will cover over the next several weeks. We're also going to discuss an opportunity for you to interact with us at a higher level with some of your questions, so without any further ado, let's dive into this slightly shorter episode.
 
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Alex Walton & Aaron Bjorklund
South Fellowship Church
Based in Littleton, CO

The Journey to Joy: How Sorrow and Grief Can Lead to Growth and Happiness | Red Couch Theology

Welcome to another episode of the Red Couch Theology podcast. On this week's episode, I'm so excited because, on this week's episode, we're talking about joy and how maybe joy is a little bit different than what we've been told. Maybe it's a bigger, more inviting idea than we thought initially. I'm not going to give you more details than that; you'll have to listen to the episode!
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Alex Bjorklund & Ethan Renoe
South Fellowship Church
Based in Littleton, CO

How to Worship When You’re Not Feeling It | Red Couch Theology

Welcome to another episode of the Red Couch Theology Podcast! I'm so excited this week because we have a guest on the podcast and that guest is Jessica Rust. Jessica brought the message this past Sunday and she did an exceptional job unpacking the story of the Magi.
If you've ever wrestled with not feeling like worshiping God or not sensing his presence, some of the words that Jessica offers us in this episode will help you navigate what you’re supposed to do then. She tells him of her own personal stories and how this particular story of the Magi speaks to that. Let's dive into the episode. Thanks again for tuning in!
 
How to Worship When You're Not Feeling It | Red Couch Theology
Sermon Conversations with Alex Walton, Aaron Bjorklund & Jessica Rust
South Fellowship Church
Based in Littleton, CO

Advent: Embracing the Dark | Red Couch Theology

Welcome to another episode of Red Couch Theology! This week we're talking about advent; what it is, and a little history about it. We're also offering a few tips on how you can engage in this season individually to help you appreciate at a different level and grow in longing for Christ's coming.
 
Advent: Embracing the Dark | Red Couch Theology
Sermon Conversations with Alex Walton and Aaron Bjorklund
South Fellowship Church
Based in Littleton, CO

Encountering Jesus | Red Couch Theology

There’s only so much we can cover in a Sunday morning gathering! Each week, you’re invited to tune into our podcast, “Red Couch Theology – Sermon Conversations with Alex and Aaron.” We record our podcast live every Thursday at 11am. What can you expect? Pastors Alex, Aaron, and the occasional guest have a casual conversation, diving deeper into ideas related to last Sunday’s teaching.