All Things New

On this podcast, we respond to an email from a listener with a great question: how is Dreher’s “Benedict Option” different from what some Christian Fundamentalists have proposed in the past?

In a world of shallow relationships, broken promises, and emotional disconnection, we discuss what it looks like for Christians to cultivate deep, formative, counter-cultural community.

On this podcast, we take forward the conversation about "The Benedict Option" by discussing how Christians can create counter-cultural rhythms in their families and households.

Rod Dreher's recent book "The Benedict Option" has been gaining a lot of attention within the Christian community and among cultural critics. On this podcast, we discuss the book’s basic premise and its implications.

A listener asked for help moving her small group toward spiritual formation rather than just information. We tackle her question on today's podcast.

In this podcast we feature a special interview with Dr. Greg Dammann, an orthopedic surgeon and former Coram Deo attender who overcame a prescription drug addiction. Greg and his wife Tammy tell the story of how God met them during one of the darkest chapters of their lives.

The Apostles’ Creed affirms that Jesus “descended into hell” … but what does this mean? Is it biblical? Today on the podcast we tackle this thorny question and its implications for Christian worship.

This week we explore the fascinating ways the apostle Peter uses the Old Testament in his writing.

Today we talk about how Christians can engage Donald Trump's administration and policies without becoming a part of "the spectacle."

Many Christians experience seasons of spiritual dryness. This week, Dr. Gary Nebeker joins us to explain what spiritual dryness is and how Christians should engage with it.