In this episode of The Blitz, Pastor Jon considers the growing trend of ordaining women in the Church. He examines the teaching and pattern of leadership throughout the Bible and the distinct roles within the Trinity, then explains why pastors must be men.

Moments of distress and affliction remind us of our need for help and reveal what we are putting our trust in. In this episode of Sermon B-Sides, Pastor Jon and Pastor Rusten look at Psalm 40 and consider how trusting in God may look like overconfidence to the world, while distrusting God may look like humility to the world.

In this episode of Bible Thoughts, Pastor Rusten considers what it means to pray for God to give us our daily bread and how daily bread might remind us of manna in Exodus. When Jesus teaches us to pray "Give us this day our daily bread," is he teaching us to live hand to mouth? Should we not save, or should we wait passively for God to provide for us? Rusten also goes on and on about how much he loves homemade bread.

In this episode of The Blitz, Pastor Jon discusses the recent vaccination mandates and reasons people have for not yet getting the vaccination, and suggests that you can be pro-vax and anti-coercion at the same time.

Everyone's life is shaped by their fears. What you fear will determine how you live, how you speak, and what you love. Every fear outside of the fear of the Lord leads to a self-salvation project that leads to self-destruction and personal dissonance. In this episode of Sermon B-Sides, Pastor Jon and Pastor Rusten look at Psalm 34 and consider how the fear of the Lord delivers us from all other fears and how it shapes our speech.

In this episode of Bible Thoughts, Pastor Rusten considers what it means to pray for God's kingdom to come and his will to be done on earth as it is in heaven. How is this prayer consistent with the biblical view of redemption? And what does it look like for God's kingdom to come on earth as it is in heaven in light of the Great Commission?

In this episode, Pastor Jon discusses how Trent Reznor and Johnny Cash can help us better read, understand, and enjoy the Psalms.

There is a Psalm to give a voice to every human experience. Some Psalms, known as the imprecatory Psalms, call on God to judge our enemies and evil in the world. Are Christians called to pray or sing these Psalms? Are they inconsistent with Jesus' call to love our enemies? On this episode of Sermon B-Sides, Pastor Jon and Pastor Rusten discuss these questions and why the imprecatory Psalms are so important and needed in the life of a Christian.