In this final episode of the season, we are blessed to have Jordan Kuck in the studio with us. Jordan is a rising senior at Southern Wesleyan University and a kindred spirit to us all here at the podcast. Today she shares the depths of God's grace to her during a difficult season in her early life, the eternal importance of Christian community, and the tremendous opportunity to the church today as God is wholly enough for His people even with the challenges of our contemporary world.

We are back in the studio this week with Jared Baldwin to hear a renewed vision of evangelism in the 21st century. Fresh on the heels of the Asbury Revival experience, along with some great wisdom regarding Gen Z, Jared shares God's heart as He desires to seek and save that which is lost. Listen in and gain an eternal perspective of God's deep care for the people of earth. For more great content with Jared, be sure to find Jared on the socials, YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok.

This week Jared Baldwin stopped by the studio to share his thoughts on both prayer and his recent experience with the Asbury Revival. If you have ever sought to have a deeper connection to God's heart and learn the intricacies of relational prayer, these words are for you. What is more, Jared gives us an inside look into what the Spirit of God was doing in the lives of those who attended the Asbury Revival. Also, be sure to find Jared on the socials, YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok.

We are picking back up this week with part two of our discussion of the current exvangelical movement. In 2022, a book hit the shelves by the name of Nonverts: The Making of Ex-Christian America, written by Stephen Bullivant. The author researches the current statistics surrounding those who have left the Christian faith. In a recent study, of those Americans who were surveyed, one quarter responded that they had no religion at all, the majority of whom actually grew up in religious contexts. Join a boomer and a couple of millennials as we delve into how we got here, what are the generational responses, and if we can be hopeful for the future of the western church.

In 2022, a book hit the shelves by the name of Nonverts: The Making of Ex-Christian America, written by Stephen Bullivant. The author researches the current statistics surrounding those who have left the Christian faith. In a recent study, of those Americans who were surveyed, one quarter responded that they had no religion at all, the majority of whom actually grew up in religious contexts. Join a boomer and a couple of millennials as we delve into how we got here, what are the generational responses, and if we can be hopeful for the future of the western church.

Listen in to part two of our interview with Beth Kraft as she discusses practical methods of not only enjoying the love of Jesus Christ but also loving him in return.  The Christian life is often lived with echoes of commands to love Jesus ringing through our minds, and yet we know that love because he loved us at the first.  What if our growth spiritually was more centered upon the love that he has for us, a passionate, pursuing, relentless, weighty, powerful love through which he draws his people unto him?

The Christian life is often lived with echoes of commands to love Jesus ringing through our minds, and yet we know that love because he loved us at the first.  What if our growth spiritually was more centered upon the love that he has for us, a passionate, pursuing, relentless, weighty, powerful love through which he draws his people unto him.  Listen in as Beth Kraft speaks of renewed and awakened love as Jesus chases us with his unconditional love!

As we conclude our time with Aaron Gray, Assistant Pastor at Linwood Wesleyan Church, we are reminded of the eternal importance placed upon community.  Aaron's perspective will be certain to inspire you to pursue deeper, more authentic relationships, united by the presence of Christ and brought together by divine inspiration.

Continuing with last week's guest, Aaron Gray, Assistant Pastor at Linwood Wesleyan Church, we hear a God-sized tale of how friendship can occur in the most surprising ways.  Aaron's perspective will be certain to inspire you to pursue deeper, more authentic relationships, united by the presence of Christ and brought together by divine inspiration.

Also, in this episode, Dr. Paul Shotsberger references a webinar from the C.S. Lewis Foundation called, "The Power of Friendship" on Saturday Feb 25, 2023.  You can find more details on their website.

Joining us all the way from South Dakota this week, Aaron Gray, Assistant Pastor at Linwood Wesleyan Church, shares his heart and experience regarding friendship and community within the Christian life.  Aaron's perspective will be certain to inspire you to pursue deeper, more authentic relationships, united by the presence of Christ and brought together by divine inspiration.