Bryan Montany joins the program to discuss his journey from atheism to Christianity. During the conversation, the Problem Evil, the Fine-Tuning Argument, the historical evidence of the existence of Jesus, Ravi Zacharias, and Traditional apologetics versus revelation are all discussed.

Nareg Khosafian, Founder of Improve Month, discusses the importance of having daily accountability to execute your monthly goals. You decide the goals, Improve Month will help you keep them. Improve Month is free for anyone who wants accountability for their goals

Want a healthy soul?  Dr. Rob Reimer talks about unpacking the suitcase of your soul through the application of seven transformational principles. Dr. Reimer tells us how the Soul Care course came about and why it is important to process these principles with others. Soul Care is now available on e-course. Visit www.renewalinternational.org for more information.

What can a comic book series about a witch and her robot husband teach us about life? Apparently a lot! Pastors Haig and Jeremy sit down to talk about the new Marvel mini-series WandaVision and unpack its themes from a counseling and theological prespective.

Christianity is on the decline in the Western World, but is on the rise in the Global South. Rev. Dr. Patrick Dunn, a former missionary in South Africa, joins this coffee hour to discuss this trend and what we can learn from it. Prosperity Gospel, celebrity pastors, house churches, church hypocrisy and so much more are discussed.

Pastors Haig and Jeremy sit down with Rev. Razmig Minassian, Executive Director of Camp AREV Ministries. Razmig shares the history of the camp, how it's been coping during COVID-19 and how he ended up becoming the camp's Executive Director. He also lays out the broad vision for camp in the years to come. So, we hope you'll settle in, get comfy and join us for this warm coffee hour!

In this episode of the Christ and Coffee podcast, pastors Haig and Jeremy sit down with Pastor Laldinpuia Rodawla (Pastor Lal) to talk about the coup currently taking place in Myanmar. Pastor Lal is Associate Pastor of Christian Education and Congregational Care at Providence Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, North Carolina. As a Burmese Christian leader, Lal shares some of the history of Myanmar and the current humanitarian crisis facing the country. We hope you'll settle in, get comfy and join us for this warm coffee hour!

Lent is next week, will you be fasting?  Matt Bennett, founder and CEO of Christian Union (Christianunion.org), a campus ministry that focuses on leadership development, joins this warm coffee hour to discuss the importance of the spiritual discipline of fasting. Matt quotes a lot of Scripture and shares incredible testimonies related to this forgotten spiritual practice in western culture.

Pastor Drew Hyun talks about pastoring in a post-2020 landscape. Pastor Drew is the founder and pastor of Hope Church Midtown, as well as the founding pastor of Hope Church, NYC. He introduces us to Alpha Course and the Emotionally Healthy Discipleship program. We also get to explore his spiritual journey and his deep love for New York City. So, settle in, get comfy and join us for this warm coffee hour!

From Armenian Christmas/Epiphany to Baptism of our Lord, we explore all the Christian themes that swirl around the church calendar during the first week of January. So, settle in, get comfy, and join us for this warm coffee hour!