Brody Holloway
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2023
Tattoos, Bacon, Beer | Christianity & the Law
As New Testament believers, how do we apply the Law to our lives? Jesus came to fulfill the Law, not abolish it. The Law exposes our sinful desires and tendencies. …
2023
Brody’s Interview From The Pirate Monk Podcast
This episode of NSR is from Brody’s discussion on the Pirate Monk podcast. Brody talked with Nate Larkin and Aaron Porter about how shared experiences strengthen relationships. They also talked …
2023
Him We Proclaim | Iron on Iron
Iron on Iron | Brody Holloway | Friday Night Youth Pastors, you will never exhaust the message of Jesus. If we faithfully exposit Scripture we don’t have to entertain the …
2023
The Discipline & Love of God
You may have a skewed view of how God the Father disciplines his children. We tend to think that the Lord punishes us and shames us for our mistakes. God …
2023
Q & A With Brody
What does it look like to be a Godly leader in the home? How do we find our identity in Christ? What do we do with our shame and regret …
2023
Abraham, Isaac, & Faith that Endures Testing | Beyond the Flannelgraph
The testing of your faith will produce steadfastness. In this episode, Brody shares some thoughts from Genesis 22 and describes how Abraham responded to the Lord in obedience. Let’s look …
2023
Don’t Idolize Your Children
How can we love our children well but not idolize them? How can we help our children manage their extracurricular activities and not put them above the Lord? In this …
2023
Ruth’s Redemption | Winter SWO Session
In the story of Ruth we see themes of redemption and renewal. The book of Ruth starts amidst famine, death, and hopelessness. It ends with harvest, new life, and legacy. …
2023
Praying For Your Kids
Most Christians struggle with being faithful to pray consistently. Scripture instructs us to pray for our families and children. In Colossians 1, we see Paul praying for a group of …
2023
Rahab’s Confession | Winter SWO
God’s grace is greater than our failures. Rahab was a prostitute living in the outskirts of a pagan city. She believed that the God who freed a people from slavery …