As funny as its name may sound, starting a “space force” now is akin to starting an air force at the end of the 19th century. That’s why the Church of the Brethren’s Office of Peacebuilding and Policy takes this new institution’s formation so seriously. Nathan Hosler and Susu Lassa share how they voice our church’s opposition to war of all kinds - including those in space - to legislators and organizations on Capitol Hill.

This time on the Dunker Punks Podcast, we’ll discuss tackling big questions about life and spirituality, make allusions to sheep both young and old, and be unapologetic about studying apologetics. Nathan and Jerry invite you to join them in a robust discussion about Christianity and the Church of the Brethren!

Are your jeans dirty? Have you been living well? Get inspired to live your best life with Christa Craighead in this week’s episode!

Life's too short to not have unique, fulfilling experiences. That's why Sharon Flaten took advantage of Bethany Theological Seminary's online classes and off-campus learning centers to move to Jos, Nigeria to study. Ben Bear interviews her internationally about her cool story and how this came about.

In this week's episode, our behind the scenes people get the spotlight! Zech and Jen Houser, who work as interns for On Earth Peace, team up to share their stories of working to build peace while studying at Duke Divinity School. Welcome back to the new season of the Dunker Punks Podcast!

When talking about "God's plan" for gender, humans always seem to do what we love to do best: focus on ourselves. Let's listen back to this creative episode about gender roles in the animal kin-dom and see how diverse our world actually is.

Does the Bible speak to you? No, like does it SPEAK to you? Listening back to Dylan Dell-Haro’s series on gender, we get to hear him interview The Bible about peoples’ cultural and literary perspectives on God and God’s “gender”.

Gender is a galaxy. As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing this week, we’re reminded of our limited perspective of the universe. We are but a few of nearly 8 billion unique persons on this planet who all identify and relate to gender differently. In this episode, we explore this idea by revisiting two interviews by Dylan Dell-Haro with his guests, Jonathan and Stephanie, as a continuation of our summer series on gender.

In this Summer Special, we will begin revisiting Dylan Dell-Haro's series on gender. What does gender mean in your life? Think about it alongside our newest host, Kiana Simonson, as she kicks off the series!

A lot has changed in American society since 1954 but it’s said that Sunday at 11 o’clock is still the most segregated hour. How do we challenge this stigma? Warrensburg Church of the Brethren and Jesus Saves Pentacostal Church are working on race relations in their small town and Christian communities by building new relationships with each other.