Think about the created world from a faith perspective this Earth Day. This special bonus episode features Jonathan Stauffer interviewing Nate Inglis on “Ecological Theology.” Then, take action to love the place you’re living: plant a tree or play like the leviathan! And continue reconsidering our relationship to God as Creator and our kinship with creation through a daily spiritual practice like walking, simple living or Bible study.

How will you use your talents, abilities, and passions for Jesus? Take a bike ride with Michael and David as they peddle through your town. Take care to transform anger and conflict as you peddle through every day life. Take the time to hear Emmett Eldred interview Biking for Peace's Michael Himlie and let it inspire you to make the world a little more like the Kingdom of Heaven.

Green. Now that's a boys color. Not as much as blue, but definitely more than yellow. But, Dylan Dell-Haro likes purple. And in this episode he colors our world with a vibrant exploration of gender. Have fun hearing him talk it out with folks at the Brethren National Older Adult Conference, then let it give rise to some good thought on the meaning of gender in your life.

Do you inspect the violence in your heart? Sarah Ullom-Minnich and On Earth Peace return with a bonus part 2 on structural racism in the church. Taking the next step, she talks with Rev. Anne Dunlap and Sarah Thompson about the work to dismantle racial hierarchy and oppression.

It is far too easy to get distracted from the way we ought to be caring for one another. In this episode, Dana Cassell issues a wake-up call up from the busyness, isolation and accumulation professed by the powers that be. Spiritually prepare for the hard work of being a Dunker Punk. Commit to Jesus’ radical, anti-empire love in our own world.

Surprise! A mid-month bonus episode with Dylan Dell-Haro on Jesus' surprise: a ministry and message that made his own people furious. Jesus' mother also spoke about a different kind of power and her song hasn't always been accepted either. It'll ruffle feathers in our day too, but we can't let that stop us from passing it on.

Most of us don't hate people for their skin color, but do we maintain expectations of a proper Christian or a proper Anabaptist? Do we embrace the comfort of racially managed learning and living? In this episode, Sarah Ullom-Minnich of On Earth Peace asks how we should challenge tradition to live out Jesus' calling. She talks with Drew Hart and Shayne Petty about the engagement we need as individuals and as a church to be more racially inclusive.

Let's make peace as Jesus did. DPP's debut features Kevin Schatz talking to students on International Day of Prayer for Peace and asks you to consider how to answer prayers for peace right where you are. Episode 1 also premieres our theme song, "Modifiers" by Jacob Crouse and calls for action on becoming a welcoming community of refuge.