The 168 Podcast

In this episode, Mitchell Knight and Jordan Byrd continue looking at some parables of Jesus. This episode focuses on the parabolic language that Jesus uses in Mark 4, when he talks about "a lamp on a stand" and the implications that come from God's light shining upon the world, especially through followers of Jesus.

In this episode of the podcast, Jordan and Mitch discuss the parable of Jesus about the deaths of the rich man and Lazarus.

In this episode of the podcast, we’re taking a look at the parable of the mustard seed and how God can do a lot with a little.

In this episode, Mitchell Knight and Jordan Byrd discuss a series of Jesus' parables about how much God values a single person. If you'd like to submit a topic or see the video version of the podcast you can do so at bit.ly/the168podcast

In this episode of the podcast, Mitchell Knight and Jordan Byrd discuss how Jesus isn't just Lord of our private life, but also Lord of our public life. Jesus is Lord of all of life. You can suggest a topic or watch to the video version of the podcast at bit.ly/the168podcast

In this episode, Mitchell Knight and Jordan Byrd talk about the Christian practices of prayer and fasting and why Clarence Church of Christ is partaking in these practices for 30 days leading up to Easter Sunday.

In this episode, Mitchell Knight and Jordan Byrd discuss the value of being part of the body of Christ.

Understanding prayer as a continual lifting of your heart and mind to God. 1 Thessalonians 5:17 says, "pray continually." How is that possible? We dive into that question in this episode.

In this episode, Mitchell Kight and Jordan Byrd discuss a couple of resources that they have used to help them pray when they aren't sure what to say in prayer.

In this follow-up episode to episode 55, Mitchell Knight and Jordan Byrd discuss a twitter post that questioned the role of prayer and how healing and tragedy fit in "God's plan."

Jordan Byrd and Mitchell Knight here bringing you another episode of the Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the false saviors in our world and what we can do to avoid them.

In this episode, we briefly reflect on the recent situation with Bills' safety, Damar Hamlin, and what it can teach us as followers of Jesus.

In this episode, we have a conversation about Jesus' name, what it means, and what it says about him. Even though Christmas day has passed, we should still take comfort in the identity of our king.

In this episode, we have a discussion on the breadth of meaning packed within the birth of Jesus.

In this episode, we have a post turkey-day talk about what it means to give God thanks! As always, feel free to leave us suggested topics at the following link: https://clarence-cc.squarespace.com/submit-a-question-to-the-168-podcast

50 Episodes! In this episode, we reflect on 50 episodes! Thank you so much for your support!

In this episode, we discuss the impact of the reformation. What did it do right? What did it do wrong? Join us for a discussion!

In this episode, we discuss the idea of "praying Jesus into your heart," and if that concept is found within the Bible. Throughout the Bible actually we see that followers of Jesus enter in to the life, death, and resurrection of Christ through baptism and enter into a life of self-denial. As Galatians 3 says, we clothe ourselves with Christ and enter into his righteousness. How do these two concepts mesh? Find out in this episode.

In this episode, we discuss ways that you can encounter Jesus outside of Sunday morning worship!

Avoid What is Evil, but Love What is Good! In this episode, we are following up from the previous episode to talk about how to discuss difficult topics in our culture with others. Enjoy! Please rate and review, if this podcast has encouraged, challenged, or benefitted you — so that others can find it more easily. Thanks!

In this episode, we talk about how powerful our example can be to those around us (especially our kids)!

In this episode, we talk about why people like going to church. Enjoy!

In this episode, we have a discussion on why people read and study the Bible. Enjoy!

Mitchell Knight and Jordan Byrd have a discussion on what it means to be different or strange because of our faith.

In this episode, we have a discussion about what constitutes a full life.

In this episode, Mitch shares some apologetic points in defense of the death and resurrection of Jesus.

In this solo hosted episode, Jordan covers some simple steps that any follower of Jesus can take to share their faith in Jesus in a more secularized and post-Christian context. The points from this episode come from another podcast episode from the Thinking Out Loud Podcast, where Dr. Andy Bannister from the Solas apologetics group in the UK was interviewed.

In this episode, we talk about the lessons learned from the CIY high school conference in Ohio, and these lessons are wholly applicable to adults as well. We were challenged and convicted, and we hope you will be too.

In this episode, we discuss what prayer is and isn't! Hopefully it is helpful in forming healthy habits in your own life of connecting with God!

In this episode, we discuss what a gracious and loving God we serve, and how grace permeates all of scripture! We hope you enjoy our discussion. Unfortunately (yet fortunately), it took us 35 episodes to have an audio issue, as the wrong recording device was selected. We hope you enjoy the discussion regardless.

In this episode, we continue our discussion on post-Christian culture.

In this episode, we're focusing on what it means for us to live in a "post-Christian" culture.

In this episode, we end our mini series on discussing the shortest books in the bible by talking about John's letters and what they reveal about God and how he loves us!

In this episode, we continue our series studying the shortest books of the NT by covering Jude!

In this episode, Today, we are starting a mini-series covering the shortest books of the New Testament, starting with Philemon, which is a wonderful letter describing how to forgive and how forgiveness is refreshing. Enjoy!

In this episode, we finish a series of analyzing the miracles of Jesus by discussing his revival of Lazarus from the grave. Hopefully it encourages you to see how Jesus is alive in your life all 168 hours of the week!

In this episode, we continue our series discussing the miracles of Jesus. Join us to hear how God is in control in the midst of our fear!

In this episode, we start a new series of discussing the miracles of Jesus and what they say about God and what he wants to do in our lives.

The amazing thing about Jesus is that he is enough for us. There is no "Jesus+", because we can't add to his perfect grace. In this episode of the podcast, we discuss how Jesus is SUFFICIENT.

In this episode, bringing you a discussion on the topic of fasting inspired by Jordan's sermon on 3-13-2022. Fasting is a great way for us to humble ourselves and put God first. Hopefully our discussion helps you to orient yourselves toward Jesus not just one hour on Sunday, but all hours of the week!

In this episode, we have a discussion regarding the daily following of Jesus.

In this episode, we share perspective on approaching tough situations that make us want to give up on Christ or his calling on us as his followers.

In this episode, we discuss the sermon portion of the corporate worship service.

In this episode, we talk about prayer in the worship service.

In this episode, we're starting a new series where we go over in detail why we do the things we do on Sunday morning - starting with singing!

In this episode we discuss the topic of giving and how it functions within our formation as followers of Jesus.

In this episode we ask CCC students about their experience being at the International Conference on Missions.

In this episode, we have a discussion about the humility of God and how that flows out of the mission of God.

In this episode, we discuss the concept of "renewal."

in this episode, we discuss the missional implications of the birth of Christ.

Part 2 of our discussion on the incarnation!

In thi episode, we discuss the implications of the incarnation of Jesus and the humility of God's character.

In this episode, we discuss what biblical encouragement looks like. Along with another segment of fun questions in “The 168 Debate.”

A wholesome conversation on the meaning of gratitude this Thanksgiving season.

On this episode of the 168 Podcast, Mitch and Jordan discuss the fact that our spirituality isn't separate from our bodies. We need to take care of them as God's temple, and be aware that they are susceptible to the brokenness of the world it's found in. However, it isn't as complicated as we sometimes make it out to be. Join us for an interesting discussion!

Mitchell Knight and Jordan Byrd discuss the struggles that come with the costs of being a disciple.

Mitchell and Jordan discuss Jesus and his "upside-down kingdom" way of dealing with problems.

Why serve? How does service function in the life of Christ? In this episode, Mitchell Knight and Jordan Byrd discuss the truth that service is always tethered to Jesus. Good works aren't just done in a vacuum for our benefit. They're meant to point people to Christ!

We always talk about wanting to hear from God, but what if God has already spoken to us through his word? We should be overjoyed to be immersed in it each and every day! In this episode, Mitch and Jordan have a discussion on that very truth and practice, of reading God's word on a consistent basis.

Mitchell Knight and Jordan Byrd are bringing you another episode of the 168 Podcast, talking about why it's important for us to meet together even outside of Sunday!

In this episode, Mitch and Jordan discuss some implications from Jesus words to his disciples about picking up their cross daily and following him.

In this episode, Mitch Knight shares some thoughts on using the acronym, A.C.T.S. as a guide for prayer and its connection to Mark 11:24

In this episode, Mitch and Jordan discuss how a person's baptism impacts their attitudes and behaviors in everyday life situations and decisions.