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of Clay and Stone

The "of Clay and Stone" Podcast, hosted by Josh & Jocelyn Santana, aims to discuss the tension that the human heart goes through. Between being a heart of clay and a heart of stone and how the Gospel (the Good News of Jesus Christ's Life, Death, and Resurrection) is the only solution to this condition.

When we say a heart of clay we mean that we are in a season of desire for Christ and are sensitive to the Holy Spirit, becoming more like Christ, and resting in the Gospel and its implications.

When we say a heart of stone we mean that we are in a season where we are pursuing idols more than Christ, the Gospel message has become just a message, and we refuse to be molded by God.

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New content every Friday!

-Josh & Jocelyn Santana

Resources:

J.D. Greear's "Gospel: Recovering the power that made Christianity Revolutionary"

Tim Keller's "Counterfeit Gods"

of Clay and Stone
In this episode Jocelyn and I discuss the idea that the world tells us that we need certain things (approval of others, money, success, control, pride, power, etc.) to feel happy, fulfilled, secure, and loved. Yet none of these things will ever accomplish this goal; they will only leave us emptier than before. This episode in particular we talked about how money in itself is not a bad thing, but that the love for money is often a vehicle that feeds all of the other idols. Only Jesus himself can fulfill us in all the ways the things in the world can't because He has created us specifically to be most fulfilled, secure, loved, and at peace when we are in a relationship with Him. Enjoy! Subscribe to stay up to date with content! New content every Friday! Resources: Tim Keller's "Counterfeit Gods"
Modern Idols: The Things That Will Never Fulfill You: Money
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In this episode Jocelyn and I walk through the suffering of Jesus that took place on what most people call "Holy Week". We walk through what happened on Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter. In other words what happened when Jesus entered Jerusalem, had his last meal with the disciples, was betrayed, arrested, given an illegal trial, tortured, crucified, and rose from the grave. We also talk about the implications of what it means if all of this really happened, how it should break our hearts, and bring us deeper into the gospel. Enjoy! Subscribe to stay up to date with content! New content every Friday!
The Suffering of Jesus: An Explanation of Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter
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In this episode Jocelyn and I discuss the idea that the world tells us that we need certain things (approval of others, money, success, control, pride, power, etc.) to feel happy, fulfilled, secure, and loved. Yet none of these things will ever accomplish this goal; they will only leave us emptier than before. This episode in particular we talked about how relationships whether romantic or with parents, friends, or strangers can never fulfill us. We can try to find our identity in others but we will only be heartbroken. Only Jesus himself can fulfill us in all the ways the things in the world can't because He has created us specifically to be most fulfilled, secure, loved, and at peace when we are in a relationship with Him. Enjoy! Subscribe to stay up to date with content! New content every Friday! Resources: Tim Keller's "Counterfeit Gods"
Modern Idols: The Things That Will Never Fulfill You: Love & Approval
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In this episode Jocelyn and I discuss the idea that the world tells us that we need certain things (approval of others, money, success, control, pride, power, etc.) to feel happy, fulfilled, secure, loved, etc. and yet none of these things will ever accomplish this goal; they will only leave us emptier than before. We then bring in the idea that only Jesus himself can fulfill us in all the ways the things in the world can't because He has created us specifically to be most fulfilled, secure, loved, at peace, etc. when we are in a relationship with Him. Enjoy! Subscribe! New content every Friday! Resources: Tim Keller's "Counterfeit Gods"
Modern Idols: The Things That Will Never Fulfill You: Introduction
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In this episode Jocelyn and I discuss the common accusations against "Christians" (hypocrisy, condemnation, religiousness, etc.). We lay out the case that these people that claim to be Christians actually don't know Christ (or else they would live changed lives like that of Jesus') and shouldn't reflect on who Jesus is and what the Bible actually teaches. We also beg for the forgiveness of those in the unbelieving world that have been hurt by so called "Christians" and ask that they seek out the truth of who Jesus actually is in the Bible. Enjoy! New content every Friday!
Aren't All Christians _____________?
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In this episode Jocelyn and I discuss how the Law is mainly referred to by the title "The Testimony" because it testifies to Jesus who would come thousands of years later. This point helps us see that the law and the cross aren't contradictory and that they were all part of the bigger Gospel plan. Enjoy! Subscribe to stay up to date! New content every Friday!
The Testimony: How the Law is the Greatest Advocate for Grace
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In this episode Jocelyn and I welcome our special guest, Pastor Brian Jacobson, as we discuss the three categories that "Christians" fall into. Unfortunately two out of three of these categories are extremely destructive heresies and only one is the category that we should all embrace and fall into. These categories are: 1. Legalism (Nomianism) 2. Licensing (Antinomianism) 3. Gospel-Centrality Enjoy! New content every Friday!
The Three Kinds of "Christians"
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In this episode Jocelyn and I talk about four fundamental, practical truths that we need to embrace. Only when we embrace these Gospel-Centered truths can we have joy, peace, an unshakeable identity, and the power to resist sin and idols. These truths are: 1. In Christ there is nothing I can do that would make God love me more, and nothing I have done that makes God love me less. 2. God's presence and approval are all I need for everlasting joy. 3. As Jesus has been to me, so I will be to others. 4. I’ll measure God's love by the cross and His power by the resurrection. Enjoy! Subscribe to stay up to date! New content every Friday! Resources: J.D. Greear's, Gospel: Recovering the Power that Made Christianity Revolutionary
The Gospel: Four Fundamental Truths
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In our first podcast Jocelyn and I discuss the tension of our heart being figuratively made of clay and stone and what that means. We also discuss what the Gospel is, the weight it should hold, and the difference between it and religion. We end the podcast by briefly touching up on the topic of idolatry, how it is what drives our heart to figuratively turn to stone, and how only the Gospel is the solution to this. Enjoy! Like, Comment, Share, Subscribe, and turn on notifications for more content! New content every Friday! Recourses: J.D. Greear's "Gospel: Recovering the Power that Made Christianity Revolutionary"
The Gospel: Good News or Just a Message?
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