Laurien talks about how theology is often more grey than black-and-white and how we can thoughtfully and kindly approach disagreements.

Stephen joins us again this week to talk about a host of various topics. We cover the value of reading large portions of the Bible at one time, the slow-ness of God's timetable, and the wisdom it takes to honestly see the good and bad in others and ourselves.

Laurien talks with Katherine Sherrod about the process of growing in our experiences and practices in the Christian life rather than just our knowledge about God.

Laurien and David talk about the form of Revelation, tips for reading this book, and some of the common misconceptions people bring when they approach Revelation.

Laurien talks about how the Old Testament gives us a fuller, helpful view of the New Testament. She uses examples from OT eschatology and emphasizes how understanding what OT writers thought enhances our reading of NT passages.

Apologist, writer, professor, and speaker Mary Jo Sharp joins us this week to talk about apologetics. She offers words of encouragement and freedom to Christians as we seek to have helpful, honest conversations with others. They talk about deconstruction and how enjoying God can be one of the greatest apologetics of all.

Laurien walks through an explanation of various types of Biblical literature and why its important for us to be aware of what type of literature we are reading when we approach the Scriptures.

Laurien talks with singer/songwriter Andy Squyres about his theological journey through music. Andy shares about his latest album and how God is often not where/how we expect God to be.

Laurien talks with one of her oldest friends, Megan, about how their friendship has endured despite their several differences. What does friendship look like when you have vastly different world views and lifestyles? Lots of mutual respect, good communication, and a whole lot of patience!

Laurien talks with Emily Gentiles and Lindsay Schott about their book, "Trying: Reflections on Faith Through Infertility, Miscarriage and Loss". Emily and Lindsay share vulnerably about their personal experiences and offer help to anyone touched by these things.