Everyday Conversations Podcast

If a worldview is the story we tell about reality, Identity is the story we tell about ourselves. Join Shafer and Jon as they discuss Identity, how it impacts our worldview, and what Christian Identity is. Learn more about our Identity Project 2.0 and our free Fall 2022 webinar at www.faithbeyondbelief.ca

Evolutionists pretend their theory can answer all objections, but as interim director of content Shafer Parker points out, a surprising number of mathematicians are raising objections that are currently rocking the insular world of secular science. Building his thesis on an article by mathematician Granville Sewell, Parker argues that it isn't evolution alone that has no explanation for human consciousness, neither does any other non-biblical thought system.

A huge hit in the 1960s, the movie "Alfie" poignantly questions the meaning of life, but never attempts to give an answer. Now, FBB associate speaker Ian McKerracher provides a mind-blowing response. Turns out the universe was created for a purpose involving the church, which is the bride and the body of Christ, and it is likely not something you already knew! Check it out.

Read along https://www.faithbeyondbelief.ca/blog/this-alfie-is-what-its-all-about

A handful of heroic pastors risked everything to worship without restrictions during the recent pandemic lockdowns. Now FBB Director of Content Shafer Parker challenges Canadian churches and pastors to reconsider the idolatry associated with an absolutist approach to Romans 13 in order to be ready to take a stand for Jesus if lockdowns return.

Read along https://www.faithbeyondbelief.ca/blog/time-to-take-a-stand

Does Worldview still matter? Listen to Jon and Shafer discuss why it does, how FBB is updating the Worldview Course, and how you can participate in our free webinar.

Where the men at? Is there a crisis in our churches of lack of male attendance? How can church engage men? What are the deepest spiritual needs of men? Join Shafer and Jon as they discuss all this and more on this episode of Everyday Conversations.

Shafer Parker writes how fans of J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy often remain unaware that he started writing a sequel he called The New Shadow. Tolkien gave up the idea after eight pages, but even in that brief effort, he succeeded in powerfully describing the spiritual malaise that afflicts generations that have never paid a price for the freedom and prosperity they enjoy. In doing so he well describes, whether wittingly or unwittingly, the prevailing moral and political climate in Canada and the United States. He also briefly explains the duty of those who remember what is eternally true.

The new Elvis bio-pic, released in theatres June 24, promises to keep "The King of Rock and Roll" in the public's consciousness for weeks to come. No doubt the troubadour from Tupelo remains one of the world's most influential musicians, even 45 years after his death, but should God's people be influenced by his "wisdom?" In his latest blog post, FBB speaker Jon Rendall says, "No," and gives reasons.

Calgary author and educator Laura Swart talks to FBB Content Director Shafer Parker about her recent experience managing a distribution facility for Samaritan's Purse in Ukraine. She describes the hope and struggle of the Christians and pastors she met who continue to serve Christ in a time of war and deprivation.

Roe V. Wade has officially been overturned. What does this mean for the pro-life cause? How can we share both our hope in Jesus and our hope for human life? What's happening in the pro-life movement in Canada?