Brothers Chris Wilde, Mark Raabe and Steve Watts sit down & share with us about their experiences of Christ at our fireside chat.

0:00 - Intro
0:31 - (Question 1) There is a structure in my Lord's table meeting where we first sing hymns to praise the Lord and then sing hymns to worship the Father. It is such an ingrained structure that it has become habitual and very formal. How can we get out of that kind of formality and render the praise to the Lord that He wants and the worship to the Father that He desires.
15:26 - (Question 2) If we are supposed to sing and speak to one another in psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, why do we almost exclusively only sing hymns in the church meetings and even in the home meetings?
24:41 - (Question 3) Can you brothers elaborate a little more on the difference between psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs?
33:50 - (Question 4) Can you talk about feminism? How do you address this matter with your non-believer friends?
56:16 - (Question 5) If I’m not married and don’t have a house, how do I practice the God-ordained way?
1:05:06 - (Question 6) I find it very overwhelming how much reading there is to do in the church life. We should be reading the Bible, Old and New Testaments, daily, morning revival books, ministry books and life studies, and often we go through different books and outlines in the home meetings. It feels like all of these are necessary readings and I honestly do not know how to keep up with this as a full time working person, attending four meetings during the work-week. Every conference and almost every message we get a new recommended book to read. Is there a correct or a structured way to approach all the reading there is to do? What should I be prioritizing? I feel like the more I read, the more I gain; however, at the same time, if I read too much, I burn out.
1:35:22 - (Question 7) For people who struggle with reading, do you have any advice on what to consume listening-wise and where to get it?
1:48:48 - (Question 8) How can I forgive myself?