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    Christianity

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    Listen to Katie and Matt as they have conversations with the Biblical Life Counseling Team and special guests from our community over topics that deeply matter in the way you relate and respond to all seasons of your life.

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    Latest Episodes:
    The Gifts of Maleness - Part 1 Sep 01, 2021
    Show notes

    Katie and Matt are discussing the gifts embodied in maleness with JC Neely (Katie’s husband) and Jarrod Justice. JC is an associate lead pastor at Fellowship Church and Jarrod Justice is a licensed marital and family therapist with Haven Counseling Center in Knoxville, TN.


    Jarrod references the works of John Eldredge.


    Matt references the trailer for the film Dune.


    Jarrod references this Volkswagen ad.


    The films The Bourne Identity and The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring are referenced.


    Find more about JC Neely here and find him on social media.


    Find more about Jarrod Justice here. You can also contact him here.


    Find more about Matt Scheuneman here or find him on social media.

    Find more about Katie Neely here or find her on social media.


    The Gifts of Femaleness - Part 2 Sep 01, 2021
    Show notes

    Katie and Matt are joined by Sarah Pattison and Makayla McCartney to continue their discussion on what it means to be made in the image of God as a female and being open, inviting and nourishing.

    Katie references Fully Alive by Larry Crabb as being a big influence on her for this conversation.


    Sarah references Isaiah 48:12


    The group references John 15:5


    Makayla references You Are What You Love by James K.A. Smith


    Makayla references Hebrews 4:12


    Makayla references a liturgy from Every Moment Holy Vol. 1. You can find it at The Happy Envelope!


    Find more about Makayla McCartney here and find her on social media.


    Find more about Sarah Pattison here as well as her stationary store The Happy Envelope and find her on social media


    Find more about Matt Scheuneman here or find him on social media.

    Find more about Katie Neely here or find her on social media.


    The Gifts of Femaleness - Part 1 Sep 01, 2021
    Show notes

    Katie and Matt are joined by Sarah Pattison and Makayla McCartney to discuss what it means to be made in the image of God as a female and being open, inviting and nourishing.


    Katie references Fully Alive by Larry Crabb as being a big influence on her for this conversation.


    Find more about Makayla McCartney here and find her on social media.


    Find more about Sarah Pattison here as well as her stationary store The Happy Envelope and find her on social media


    Find more about Matt Scheuneman here or find him on social media.

    Find more about Katie Neely here or find her on social media.


    The Gifts of Maleness and Femaleness: Trailer Aug 25, 2021
    Show notes

    Matt and Katie discuss the upcoming batch of episodes on the gifts of masculinity and femininity.


    Parenting: Young Adults May 25, 2021
    Show notes

    Kevin quotes a verse in Ephesians and a verse in Matthew.

    Karen references Genesis 1:28, Ezra 10, Judges 2, and 1 Corinthians 7:17.

    Katie brings up Colossians 3.

    Find more about Kevin Huggins here.

    Find more about Karen Moore here or find her on social media.

    Find more about Matt Scheuneman here or find him on social media.

    Find more about Katie Neely here or find her on social media.


    Parenting: Adolescents May 25, 2021
    Show notes

    Blair brings up 2 Timothy 1:7.

    For more information on parenting an adolescent, check out this article or this article from The Gospel Coalition.

    Find more about Kevin Huggins here.

    Find more about Blair Benefield here or find him on social media.

    Find more about Matt Scheuneman here or find him on social media.

    Find more about Katie Neely here or find her on social media.


    Parenting: Young Children May 25, 2021
    Show notes

    Kristi references 1 Corinthians 13.

    Katie mentions a sermon series and book by Andy Stanley called Choosing To Cheat. She also mentions the importance of counseling.

    Find more about Kevin Huggins here.

    Find more about Kristi Landis here or find her on social media.

    Find more about Matt Scheuneman here or find him on social media.

    Find more about Katie Neely here or find her on social media.


    Parenting: Trailer May 19, 2021
    Show notes

    Matt and Katie discuss the upcoming batch of episodes on Parenting.


    Sexuality and The Gospel Mar 10, 2021
    Show notes

    Katie and Matt are joined once again by Stacie Johnson and Clark Stevens. Matt and Katie both take a few minutes to set up the topic of sexuality before Clark discusses how we as humans are made in God's image, and that He gave us our sexuality as a gift and a way to glorify Himself when sex is kept pure in a marriage.

    Stacie breaks down what it looked like for her as a single woman to embrace the wholeness of who she was in Christ, and to honor Him with His gift of sexuality.

    Clark discusses how our culture distorts sexuality and sexualizes objects, making them idols to be worshipped. Matt agrees, and brings up the issue and struggle so many Christians have with pornography, for both men and women.

    Stacie mentions Fellowship's 2016 Worldview Conference where they talked about sexuality, and encourages listeners to watch some of the videos from this conference.

    Clark references the fruits of the Spirit, and how those play out in our sexuality as well; we as Christians have to seek to serve others, not receive self gratification.

    Stacie brings up several Biblical characters - like Boaz and Abigail - to show how their sexuality plays out in their stories. She then moves into giving examples of ways men and women can encourage and raise each other up without using sex.

    In their final thoughts, Clark emphasizes that no one is beyond the love and grace of God, no matter what they've done.

    For more information on this podcast, visit podcast.fellowshipknox.org


    A Christ-Centered Marriage Mar 10, 2021
    Show notes

    Katie and Matt are joined once again by Stacie Johnson and Clark Stevens. The group jump right into their discussion of emotionally healthy marriages, with Clark setting up the conversation by explaining how marriage is designed to showcase God's glory and love. He references a study done by Annette Mahoney, as well as the importance of safety within a marriage and the knowledge that we can't have a healthy marriage without the strength of the Lord.

    Katie emphasizes that we'll never be perfect in our marriage, so it's important to have a marriage based in humility and forgiveness for when we mess up. Clark agrees and brings up a study by Frank Fincham about forgiveness.

    With that idea of forgiveness in mind, Matt asserts that we will never be the perfect husband or wife, but we can use our mistakes to highlight God's mercy and grace. Clark adds that realizing you'll never be perfect takes away a lot of negative expectations in a marriage, and sets both partners up with a need for Jesus.

    Clark brings up studies done by Scott Stanley and articles by John Gottman to help listeners see unhealthy patterns or reactions in a marriage. He also mentions Fellowship Church's Marriage Innovators class.

    The group transition to talking about the importance of friendship within a marriage. Clark discloses that having a friendship in marriage helps a couple stick together and preserve their marriage, just like a UCLA study found. He also reveals a technique to help with listening to the other person in a marriage.

    Katie expresses how important it is in a marriage to turn towards each other and be curious about where the other person's at, both spiritually and emotionally.

    Stacie takes time to offer advice to listeners who either have an emotionally unhealthy spouse, or are walking through an unhealthy marriage with a friend. The whole group is quick to point out that there's a difference between an emotionally unhealthy spouse or marriage and a marriage that isn't safe physically or mentally; they encourage anyone who is in an unsafe marriage to seek help.

    For more information on this podcast, visit podcast.fellowshipknox.org


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