Everything Just Changed

Is it possible to engage in our culture without losing your mind? There aren't many people involved in the national conversation modeling civility and respect while also valuing truth. Journalist David French is one of the few voices of reason in our highly-charged time, and in this episode of Everything Just Changed, Brad and Bryce sat down with David to get his insight on the season we're all living through. David French in a veteran of Iraq War, a lawyer and journalist, and author of the new book Divided We Fall: America's Secession Threat and How to Restore Our Nation.

What happens when "fake news" collides with the coronavirus? In this bonus episode, Bryce and Brad sit down to discuss what's at stake for Christians when truth becomes a function of power.

In this episode we ask the question that's been lurking in the background: what in world is wrong with individualism anyway? Join in the conversation, and check out some of the resources we mentioned in this episode, at our website.

Both sides feel like they’re losing the culture war, leading to animosity and exhaustion. What if we’ve mis-diagnosed the problem? What if our faith isn’t actually under attack? Join us this week as we explored the opportunities God is presenting his people as we navigate life in an anxious time.

So if right and left have both been infected by individualism, how do we chart a path forward? In this episode Bryce and Brad talk about "covenantalism," Genesis 12, and the importance of both worship and mission.

In episode 2 of this season, Brad and Bryce dive into the heart of the problem with contemporary evangelicalism. What is this strange virus that has infected us all? Why aren’t the people of God bringing the peace of God into the world when everything feels uncertain? The answer centers around people who love the King but have forgotten his Kingdom. Along the way we talk about Breaking Bad and House of Cards, as well as David French’s insightful article “The Center is not Holding.” Please check out the latest episode of Everything Just Changed.

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What in the world is going on in 2020? Our culture seems to be as polarized as ever, and we often think of the "sides" in this polarization as liberal vs. conservative, secular vs. religious. In season 2 of "Everything Just Changed" we're introducing a paradigm for understanding this cultural moment that will help you understand what's going on, and chart a path forward. Please enjoy this episode, and check out our new website kingandkingdom.community to interact with us and others.

We're getting ready to start season 2 of Everything Just Changed! So much has transpired since we launched this podcast, and Brad and Bryce decided to do a short retrospective on season 1. What did we set out to do, and did we accomplish it? Where are we going from here? Please join us.

Season 2 is launching in 2 weeks, but if you want a sneak preview, check out our (still a work in progress) website a kingandkingdom.community.

On this episode of Everything Just Changed, we sit down with Christian counselor Chris Bruno to discuss the way the global pandemic is affecting our mental and emotional health. How can those of us in leadership roles be attentive to our own well-being in this time when everything has shifted? How do we help those we lead and interact with to grow in their awareness of the stresses their bearing up under as well? And why is this pandemic making us all so tired? Chris is a Licensed Professional Counselor, the founder of Restoration Counseling, and you can connect with him at careduringcorona.com. His book The Man Maker Project is available on Amazon.com and he’s also the host of The Walking With Podcast. If you'd like to check out the underground city in Cappadocia that Chris mentioned, you can see it here.

This is the final episode in season 1 of Everything Just Changed, please help us out by leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts, and share this episode with a friend. Thanks! We'll be back in July.

Earlier this week, we recorded an interview with Brandon Washington, Pastor of The Embassy Church in Denver, CO. Brandon’s extensive research into the life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, as well as the history of evangelicalism, give him a unique insight into the challenges and opportunities facing the Christian church in the midst of our country’s ongoing racial struggles. We’re releasing this episode today in its un-edited form to get it to you as fast as we can, given the escalating tensions in our nation this week.