What does it mean to be saved? And what are we being saved from, anyway? On this episode of God for Grownups, Dan and Bea explore the many different perspectives on salvation across the Jewish and Christian traditions.

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What are the hallmarks of a mature faith? On this episode of God for Grownups, Pastor Dan Peterson is joined by a special guest, Pastor Mark Griffith of St Luke's Lutheran Church in Bellevue, Wash., to explore that question, with some surprising twists and insights.

Dan and Bea are back, and they're preparing to watch "The Shining" by asking a simple question: "Do you believe in ghosts?" Which leads to the natural question, "What do you mean by believe?" And that's when things get interesting.

What happens when people die, and what does it mean for those who survive them? Dan and Bea explore Christian and Jewish perspectives on death, and discuss how the two faiths differ in the traditions and rituals for loved ones left behind.

Dan and Bea go to the movies, lose Dan's car, and share their perspectives on sin, grace, and whether it's OK to check text messages during the previews.

The debut episode of "God for Grownups," a new podcast exploring scripture, faith and everyday life from the perspectives of Judaism and Christianity. Hosted by "Dan & Bea," a.k.a. Dr. Beatrice Lawrence of Seattle University, an expert in the Hebrew Bible and Jewish Hermeneutics (and future daytime talk show host); and Rev. Dr. Dan Peterson, a theologian (and aspiring superhero) and pastor of Seattle's Queen Anne Lutheran Church.