The spiritual realm has influenced art for millennia producing some of the world’s most known and lasting themes and images. Is the Church still producing art like it used to? To talk about how the spirituality and social justice aspects of being Brethren influence her creativity, Jessie Houff sits down with Ben Bear for a wonderful conversation on art in the modern age.

“The Church of the Brethren is unique, they have certain values that are incredibly distinct [to the] church itself.” Does the Church really have room for everyone? In this episode, Emmy, Evan, and Hannah explore the ideas of accepting people of differing faiths and beliefs while identifying to a similar culture.

There are many images of Christianity in fantastic stories that we love to immerse ourselves in for fun! This week we welcome a new contributer, Christa Craighead, as she explores some of these connections and how God is also present in the mundane.

The Christian Peacemaker Teams (CPT) “turn faith into action for peace”. Experience what that means through this interview brought to us by the Office of Peacebuilding and Policy. Monica McFadden interviews Tori Bateman on her recent trip with the CPT delegation to Iraqi Kurdistan. Listen and visit www.cpt.org to learn more on becoming involved and find out what Christianity, peacemaking, and tea have in common!

HIV and AIDS affect millions of people worldwide, so why don't we talk about it much? This episode is dedicated to just that. Listen as Ben Bear interviews David Messamer on how the Brethren community relates to the subject.

The World Christian Encyclopedia categorizes over 33,000 different groups in 238 different countries following the One sent to heal and reconcile us. In this episode, Nolan introduces us to Bishop Doug who shares his faith story and style from the Episcopal branch of the Jesus movement. It is an invitation to see our lives linked in following the teachings of Jesus instead of focusing on the divisions that distance us in our different traditions.

In this new episode, learn about a much needed project that Dunker Punks are taking on to support the outcast and forgotten of our society. Emmett Witkovsky-Eldred interviews Rachel Gross on what she and others like her are doing through small acts of kindness, sincerity, and love with the Death Row Support Project.

Ever wondered what it's like to be involved in ministry and leadership...while simultaneously bringing a mini-human into the world? Elizabeth Ullery Swenson and her panel of new mothers tell all about the struggles and beauties of doing just that in this episode. This episode goes out to all the Baby Brethren and Dunker Punk-ins out there!

Make friends with change and come alive! The start of the new calendar year always seems to bring about a sentiment of self-reflection and re-orienting on the direction our lives are taking. Join Laura Weimer as she shares some concepts she’s discovered through researching ways to deal with upcoming changes in her life.

Christmas is over and Jesus has come! Listen as Dana Cassell gives a sermonette on the season of Epiphany.