If I Had More Time is a weekly Tuesday conversation with Pastor Jeff and George Coletrain where we dive deeper into Sunday’s sermon. Every week, we unpack key themes, address questions that came up, and talk through the content that didn’t make it into the message due to time. Whether it’s theology, culture, or personal application—this is where the conversation continues.
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Balancing the Heart and the Call: Anchoring in Christ.
Jeff and George discuss a message from Joshua 23:11–13 warning believers to love God and avoid aligning with surrounding culture because it becomes a snare with real consequences. They connect the passage to James 4, emphasizing repentance, submitting to God, resisting the devil, and accountability in community. The conversation critiques an era of trying to seem “cool” and reactionary church approaches that produced shallow theology, shame-based tactics, and later deconstruction, arguing the enemy plays a long game through small compromises and drift. They discuss how Christians should be tangibly different in forgiveness, compassion, speech, family priorities, time, and generosity, including parenting wisdom about protection, age-appropriate exposure, and helping kids learn under guidance.
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28 Sept 2026
Understanding Priorities: Love, Devotion, and Obedience.
After a Thursday night service, two hosts discuss church community and then shift to love languages, noting one host’s 25-year marriage and how love is often communicated through gifts, acts of service, and words of affirmation. They connect this to the idea that God’s “love language” is obedience, explaining that disobedience communicates misplaced priority and that God’s commands are for our good. Working through Joshua 23:9–13, they highlight Israel’s warning not to ally with remaining nations, especially in seasons of comfort, where drifting is common. They draw New Testament examples of wholehearted devotion—especially Mary at Jesus’ feet across Luke 7, Luke 10, John 11, and John 12—contrasting reverence with treating Jesus as common. They emphasize discipleship, repentance (Psalm 51), and evaluating priorities by actions, time, relationships, and finances, concluding that obedience is the fruit of love, not its price.
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21 Sept 2026
Balancing Tech and Trust in Today's Churches.
Jeff and George share updates about their space and discuss trying a different episode format focused on trends in the church and faith. They examine research showing many practicing Christians use AI and some would trust it for spiritual growth, while both Christians and pastors worry about AI misinterpreting scripture; they emphasize AI can be a helpful assistant when used carefully, prefer closed-loop tools, and stress reading, prayer, community, and verifying sources. They then talk about Gen Z’s shift toward digital, audio, and video Bible engagement, warning that clips and fragments can reduce context, attention, and sustained learning, while affirming the value of a physical Bible and fewer distractions. Finally, they explore findings that megachurches are growing post-pandemic while smaller churches are more trusted, and discuss what large and small churches can learn from each other.
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