This week, we explore the common dichotomy of conservative/liberal. These terms are  prominent in our society, and it is important to address how they impact Christians. Should we use the terms? Is one better than the other? How can we relate to them? We unpack these questions and more in this episode.

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Should Christians be concerned about the environment? What role does stewardship play in our lives as Christians? This week, we unpack these questions, exploring how our relationship to the environment should impact how we follow Jesus. 

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Our theme song is "Follow You" by Ben Rector.

Farming with Jesus is recorded and hosted by Paul Thomason and Jonah Wilson.

Our series of "ISMs" continues as we discuss racism. We speak with our guest, Gaelin Elmore, as he helps us unpack racism, prejudice, and discrimination. We explore each, along with what it looks like to talk about and view these topics as Christians. Though a potentially polarizing topic, we pray this episode acts as a catalyst for growth as followers of Jesus as we discuss how we can view racism as followers of Jesus.

Link to the AND Campaign, as discussed in the episode: https://www.andcampaign.org

Farming with Jesus is hosted and recorded by Paul Thomason and Jonah Wilson. Our theme song is "Follow You" by Ben Rector. 

This week, we discuss what it means to be "woke" in today's culture. We invite Lucas Pulley to help us explore this idea. We discuss how we can view the idea of being "woke" as a Christian, along with some biblical principles that are important when considering the idea. 

The recommended book from the episode is Woke Church: An Urgent Call for Christians in America to Confront Racism and Injustice by Eric Mason.

This week, we unpack a word we often hear used in different ways in our society: secular. We discuss where this term came from, how it's used today in different ways, and what it means for us as Christians. 

Farming with Jesus is recorded and hosted by Jonah Wilson and Paul Thomason

We continue our series on topics in the society in which we live with a special conversation with Tim Totten. He speaks about relativism, its impact on our society, and how we can interact with others who may hold a relativistic perspective.

Book recommendations from the episode:

Uncommon Ground, edited by John Inazu and Tim Keller

The Intolerance of Tolerance by D. A. Carson

Our theme song is "Follow You" by Ben Rector

Special thanks to Tim Totten for joining us in this episode. Farming with Jesus is hosted and recorded by Jonah Wilson and Paul Thomason.

Are we consumers? Should we consume? What is it about consumerism that is normal, and what can be dangerous for us in our lives of faith? We unpack these questions and more this week, as we explore a faithful way to view consumerism in our lives as Christians. 

Our theme song is "Follow You" by Ben Rector.

Farming with Jesus is hosted and recorded by Jonah Wilson and Paul Thomason.

We continue to explore the environment in which we "farm with Jesus" in our lives by discussing legalism. What is legalism? How does it relate to our faith? What role does it play, if any, in growth as Christians? These questions and more are unpacked this week.

Book recommendation from the episode: Paul, the Spirit, and the People of God by Gordon Fee

Farming with Jesus is hosted by Paul Thomason and Jonah Wilson and recorded by Conlan Cymbalak.

This week, we begin our discussion on the environment in which the seeds of faith grow in our lives by discussing something that is prominent in our society: individualism. We discuss ways we can view individualism, the importance of community, and what the gospel has to say about being individualistic. 

Book recommendation from the episode: Living into Community by Christine Pohl

Farming with Jesus is hosted by Paul Thomason and Jonah Wilson and recorded by Conlan Cymbalak.

In our new series of episodes, we will unpack the way that we get to know our "environment" as we explore how the seeds of faith grow in our lives. 

Farming with Jesus is recorded by Conlan Cymbalak and hosted by Jonah Wilson and Paul Thomason.