Three Failed Pastors
Three Failed Pastors
Saved for What? Part 3 – Holy Nation – Essential Faith #11
Saved for What? Part 3 – Holy Nation – Essential Faith #11
Saved for What? Part 3 – Holy Nation – Essential Faith #11
Wednesday 3rd December 2025
Explore the concept of a holy nation and spiritual economy in this engaging episode of Faith Recovery Podcast.
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Episode Overview
- Faith must translate into action within a community.
- A spiritual economy involves giving and receiving gifts.
- Justice and righteousness are central to faith.
- Religion should focus on genuine adoration, not social benefits.
- The church acts as a renewed society offering hope.
When I do something good for you, God feels it, God appreciates it, Christ does, right? We're his body.
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? The Faith Recovery Podcast episode titled 'Saved for What? Part 3 – Holy Nation – Essential Faith #11' offers a fascinating exploration of spiritual economies and the concept of being a holy nation. Nathan, one of the three failed pastors, picks up from a previous discussion about the kingdom of priests and holy nations, drawing on Romans 12.
He presents an intriguing view of how faith must translate into action and community, painting a vivid picture of a 'spiritual economy' where everyone contributes and receives according to their gifts. Listeners are treated to a lively discussion about the role of justice and righteousness in faith, with Nathan using historical and biblical examples to illustrate how these principles apply in modern society.
The episode delves into the notion that society functions best when individuals live by faith, highlighting the potential pitfalls when faith is absent. With light-hearted banter and thought-provoking insights, Nathan and Kent discuss how religion can sometimes become entangled with social benefit rather than genuine adoration. They explore how this affects communities and individuals, encouraging listeners to consider how they can offer their gifts in service to others as an act of worship.
As the episode concludes, Nathan and Kent reflect on how the church can act as a renewed society, offering hope and transformation in a world often marred by injustice. If you're curious about how faith can shape communities and individuals for the better, this episode is a must-listen. What gifts could you offer in your community today?