Ben Fleming is the co host and preacher this week, as he discusses his message on Doxology. Pastor Spencer Schaber joins.

Immigration. Racism. Politics. With the nation polarized, what is the church’s role? Should we make a stand on hot button issues, or stay out of the fray? Pastor Mike discusses his message on enemies in the Psalms as we dive into the question of adversaries, conflict, and political division inside the church.

Community is a pretty complicated thing. We all want to be a part of a community that feels like our tribe or extended family, but how do we get there? How do we lead a healthy community? How do we continue to grow a healthy community? All that plus how close Spencer and Ben should should be while dancing on this episode of Behind the Message.

Ben and Casey discuss Evan’s message on Repentance in the Psalms and the parable of the prodigal son in this week’s Behind the Message podcast.

In this week’s episode, Pastor Steve Mickel stops by to discuss how God is good, and that may or may not be tied to how circumstances play out in our lives.

Trusting God (or anyone else) is difficult in today’s self sufficient culture. After a week off, Behind the Message is back with Pastor Steve Mickel to discuss what it means to really trust God with our lives.

Pastor Steve Mickel visits the podcast to discuss how God comes to our aid, why it doesn’t always look like we expect, and the barrier of pride that stands in our way of receiving God’s help.

Corey Parnell joins Ben and Evan to discuss the Psalms of Lament, and how the raw, difficult moments of our lives can bring us closer to the character of God.

Millennials get a bad reputation for acting entitled, but most of us get swept into consumerism, cynicism, and a sense that no amount of ‘more’ is ever enough. Pastor Steve Mickel discusses gratitude as shown throughout the Psalms as the effective defense against a corrosive sense of entitlement.