In this episode, Mark and Einar discuss the biblical basis for the authority of Jesus.

In this episode, Mark and Einar finish their discussion of scriptures that relate to human freedom. They discuss the individual versus collective good, the question of biblical support for demanding individual rights, and a biblical case for seeking freedom if possible. They also discuss the story of the woman at the well in John 4 and what it says about groups, barriers, and the freedom Jesus brings.

In this episode, Mark and Einar share scriptures that provide insight into the biblical foundation for human freedom ranging from human creation in Genesis to the effects of the start of the monarchy in Israel found in 1 Samuel.

In this episode, Mark and Einar discuss scriptures that teach that humans are made in God's image and have a unique identity and quality as a result. 

In a world that is increasingly fragmented, with single-parent homes becoming more common and outragous claims being made about how children should be raised, what is a person considering bearing children left to think? Is there any hope for a healthy way to raise children in our society today? Mark and Einar discuss this issue and begin a conversation towards a positive vision for family. Rather than focus on what is not good about families today, they want to cast a vision of healthy relationships and a home that provides a healthy place for parents to raise children to grow up being loved with a healthy emotional attachment to their parents.  

In this episode, Mark and Einar discuss Acts 1:8 and what it means to be a witness. They also discuss how emotional appeals can subvert discipleship and some practical ways to disciple children.

In this episode, Mark and Einar discuss what makes up "the good life" from a biblical perspective

In this inaugural episode of Carter & Kro, Mark and Einar begin by explaining why they use the Bible as the basis for their ideas and therefore the basis of their discussions in the podcast. 

In this episode, Einar and Mark discuss Acts 2:42 and what that could look like today, especially in a society still recovering from a pandemic.