Aus Table Talk | Conversations you wish you could have at church

We all like to think we can have the best of both worlds. In some areas of life, you might even be able to pull it off, but when it comes to spiritual things, it doesn't work that way. Why? Join us for this short but thought provoking conversation as we discuss exactly that and find out why we all burst out laughing less than a minute into the recording. So much so, I almost had to edit the whole section out.

The great divide between liberal and conservative believers has been a fixture in our culture for generations. So rather than ignore the elephant in the room we decided to talk about it. Is it possible that both sides are wrong? Where did Jesus teach us to stand?

This time we are doing a rapid-fire round or 12 questions in 12 minutes. It's punchy, full of truth and guaranteed to make your brain work. We may also challenge a long-held belief or two. SPOILER ALERT: the show is actually 14 minutes because we ran a little long, sorry about that!

Yes, you read the title correctly. This is a discussion about how we should relate to the LGBTQ community. It is obviously a highly charged topic for many people, but we have tried to approach it in a bible based, thoughtful manner that we hope will provide you with a new framework for how to think about others.

The parable of the sower is a simple picture, but like everything Jesus taught, it is immeasurably deep, in this truth nugget we try to explore the patterns and ramifications of what Jesus was teaching with this parable.

The Bible is full of verses about God (No surprise there), but in this episode each of us tries to narrow it down the the number one passage for each of us. The number one verse that defines God the best.

When Jesus used salt as an example of the role of His people in the world, there were some obvious applications. This discussion digs beyond the obvious and applies it in a way you have probably never thought of.

This time I have the privilege of interviewing Jarrod Stackelroth, the Editor of the Adventist Record. We explore Jarrod's story but we also delve into the importance of openness and transparency in our churches, writing honestly about things that really matter and much more...