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What do you do when leaders you trusted turn out to have failed, and failed for years without anyone stepping in? Nick Hunter and Caleb Sullivan join us to process Bethel Church's leadership crisis with honesty instead of outrage. This is a conversation about what accountability should actually look like in the church, and what we can learn before it's our own leadership being tested.

Sharing your faith with the people next door sounds simple until you actually try it. Wilson Cochrane and Dustin Montgomery join us for an honest conversation about evangelism: the neighbors who said yes, the ones who didn't, and everything in between. No polished formulas here, just real stories about loving people well and trusting God with the outcome.

In this episode, Dr. Preston Sprinkle joins the show to tackle one of the most contested questions facing the church today: what does the Bible actually say about women in leadership? Preston holds a PhD in New Testament from the University of Aberdeen, serves as president of the Center for Faith, Sexuality & Gender, and wrote From Genesis to Junia, his in-depth look at the complementarian and egalitarian debate. We walk through the key biblical texts, explore how each side builds its case, and talk honestly about what this means for churches and Christian organizations trying to get it right. Whether you're firmly planted in one camp or still sorting through the arguments, this conversation offers a clear, grace-filled look at both sides of the debate.