Pastor Ron talks to Pastor Trey where true identity and worth are found, showing that they are not defined by past trauma or present performance but by who we are in Christ. A Christ-centered identity brings hope, stability, and strength to walk through difficult seasons.

Pastor Ron talks to Dr. Zach about the importance of replacing lies in our thinking with the truth because mental health struggles are often fueled by lies we believe about ourselves, God, and the world.

Pastor Ron talks to Dr. Zach about how mental health struggles have increased among teens and how Scripture shows that struggling is part of the human experience and not always the result of sin. Dr. Zach emphasizes that God cares deeply and calls us to stop hiding, reject shame, and seek help with wisdom and faith.

Pastor Ron talks to Dr. Zach about the difference Christianity makes inside of us. Christianity meets our deepest needs as humans and gives us ultimate freedom.

Pastor Ron talks to Dr. Zach and Pastor Trey about how Christians, following the teachings of Jesus, have changed the world by promoting human rights and justice.

Pastor Ron talks with Dr. Zach and Pastor Trey about a process for thinking through moral situations biblically.

Pastor Ron talks with Dr. Zach and Pastor Trey about what the Bible says about ethics, showing how it is better than ethical theories humans invented.

Pastor Ron talks with Dr. Zach and Pastor Trey about the pros and cons of virtue ethics, an ethical theory that focuses on becoming a person of high character.

Pastor Ron talks with Dr. Zach and Pastor Trey about the pros and cons of Kantian ethics, an ethical theory that focuses on doing your duty.

Pastor Ron talks with Dr. Zach and Pastor Trey about the pros and cons of utilitarianism, an ethical theory that says we should always aim to create the most happiness for the most people.