In this episode, I discuss entertainment standards and my position on television as I answer the argument "the internet is worse," so how can we preach against television? First, that is NOT a question I ever receive from those new to faith who are growing and thriving in their New Birth. They all seem to understand what it means to say "no television," they all react with overwhelming positivity by getting rid of television, no matter where it shows up (screens, phones, etc.) I will not allow something level 1 bad just because something else is level 3 harmful. I will keep level 1 out while navigating and helping those with the level 3 bad potential on things that are here to stay, such as the internet.

Join us for this riveting discussion by Dr. Jeremy Painter on media, gender, and some very real social issues that face us today. (SOTAD 24)

Join us as we launch into your Genesis study!

In this episode, I examine the question, "Can inspiration disciple a generation." I adamantly believe the answer to this is "no." Tragically, if we are not careful, we will find that the sermon clip industry will soon capture the heart and soul of this entertainment-driven society, and people will deeply lack solid, robust discipleship that is only possible through rigorous teaching.

What do throw pillows and conquerors have in common? This short episode introduces a powerful concept dealing with Gender and Genesis. Take a listen!

Dr. Wilson presents a Dispensational Reading of the Bible in this episode from the online symposium (SOTAD). Please let me know what your thoughts are. Do you believe Dispensationalism helps with our lens of reading the Bible? We hope, in the future, to provide varying viewpoints by those who believe there may be alternative ways to read scripture eschatologically.

Tagging in with an article on AlphaTav.net that has been very, very popular and among the top five most read and shared articles, I want to examine with our listeners the phrase "God robed Himself in flesh."

In these episodes, I will walk through our journey of what brought us to Portland, Oregon, to start a church. Now, seven years in, I wanted to share some of the things that got us to where we are now. These will be raw, honest, open, and hopefully helpful, inspiring, and encouraging for others moving toward scary ministry situations.