Heather, Jeremy and Jacob sit down to discuss the Christian's life on College campus. What are the major temptations? What are the major struggles? Are Christians really persecuted? This and much more!

Join Maddox and Tevah each week on Sunday Rewind as they recap the fun, faith, and lessons from kids ministry! From what was taught to how it all went down, plus their best tips to make your Sunday your best day!

Heather, Jeremy and Stephen sit down to discuss how being a cigar salesman is influenced by faith. How does Stephen reconcile his faith with smoking cigars? How can this be done in worship? This and much more!

Heather, Jeremy and Will sit down to discuss apathy. How do you break it? How do you recognize it? What do you do when you are in its grips. Also Heather shoots Will while he is busy, and Jeremy does an all call for a new summer series.

Jason and Jeremy sit down to discuss the unfair expectations that pastors have toward their congregations. How can this hurt a congregation? How can this hurt a ministry? Will Heather face fail time? We discuss this and more!

Will and Jeremy open the mailbag to answer your questions. Where is Satan right now? How do you share the gospel? Can a Christian be an executioner?! This unlikely duo answers these questions and more.

Heather, Jason, Matt and Olivia sit down to discuss the realistic and unrealistic expectations of a pastor.

Heather and Baker sit down for a final time to discuss the ups and downs of the past 7 years. We get to hear the heart of the man who is normally stationed behind the camera, and microphone. Baker is a man who loves the Lord and loves the church. He has shown this love time and time again. We wanted to honor our friend and give him the time to not only tell his story, but to tell us what the Lord has in store for his family.

Join Jeremy and Will as they reflect on Easter. Find out why Will hates Easter and the Easter Bunny. Also we dive into the mail bag to discuss prayer!

Jeremy, Will, and Ryan Bandy sit down to discuss Holy Week. What is its purpose? Is it biblical? And what is the value it can bring to the Christian experience?