We sit down with a live audience at Ozark Christian College's annual Preaching and Teaching convention to discuss the Holy Spirit. Listen all the way to the end to hear some wonderful Q and A that our audience brought. 

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The guys today sit down and discuss doubt. Is it ok? Is it normal? What do we do with doubt? Using scripture we break down some key concepts about doubt and how to deal with it.

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Today the guys discuss how do we as Christians deal with the death of bad people. We also discuss the process of evangelizing and how it differs among certain age groups.

The link to Barna research referenced in the show: https://www.barna.com/research/millennials-oppose-evangelism/

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In this episode, Chad, Michael and Doug sit down and answer questions from listeners about Christmas. Everything from favorite holiday movie to that one time Saint Nick allegedly punched a guy? What's your favorite part of the Christmas season?

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The guys sit down to do a brief overview of the Old Testament book of Malachi. We sometimes overlook the minor prophets in the Bible, but maybe we shouldn't! Chad, Michael and Doug discuss the implications of not worshiping God in the way He's called his people to do so. 

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The guys sit down with Mark Moore, former Ozark Christian College professor and who's currently on staff at Christ Church of the Valley in Phoenix, AZ. We discuss his new book, Core 52, what ministry transitions look like, chat about some encouragement, and more!

For more information and some additional resources visit www.core52.org. 

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In this episode, the guys sit down to discuss President Trump and some remarks recently made by American pastor and author John MacArthur regarding women that preach. 

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Ozark had our fall break this week, so we're revisiting a popular episode from last season. In this episode the guys discuss a biblical view of sexuality and how to navigate these ideas from a Christ centered worldview.

Bonus Link:

Here's a link to Michael's chapel sermon about the pursuit of wisdom in our sexuality.

https://youtu.be/O18w7Ac6fsw

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Today we sit down and discuss a question raised in the last episode with special guest David Kinnaman (go take a listen if you haven't!) about Mormons and faith. We continue on in a discussion of questions raised by our own Ozark Christian College students! 

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David Kinnaman joins us for a discussion about his new book Faith For Exiles. We have a good time talking about how this book got started and why it's so important to understand today's iGen culture and how they might reshape the church in this "digital Babylon."

You can pick up David's new book Faith For Exiles from Barna Group's website at www.barna.com. While you're there, be sure to check out more studies that they have done to help the us understand how faith and culture intersect.