In the second episode of the new season, we converse about the church’s ministry of counseling. This is the one with the statement “I hope there's never an AI counselor. Oh but I bet you there are."

As a new season of Gospel Communities begin (and a new season of the GospelWell podcast), we converse about the church’s small group ministry. This is the one with the question “What is the optimal number of people in a small group?” And an answer is pulled out of the air.

The summer seems short for our families compared to when we were just kids playing out in the streets. The discussion turns to things that drive parents and kids like fulfilling potential. This is the episode that mentions "tropical fish... like Dory."

We're discussing the question of fallen (Christian) leaders and the related topic of the priority of God's Word as being the filter on understanding fallen leaders. This is the episode that mentions Jesus still having his scars (in John 20) and Fuji says "groupthink."

Here is the second part of the chat about the signs of a gospel-centered church. This the episode that mentions the Auchterarder creed and subsequent controversy (as described in the book "The Whole Christ" by Sinclair Ferguson, see link to a review).

We chat about the signs of a gospel-centered church (and Sam shares his recent visit of a church far away). The conversation continues into the next episode.

As we have been preaching a series on the Life of David, it just so happens that a series entitled, "The Life of David," has debuted on Amazon Prime. Sam, Fuji, an Joe discuss the value and pitfalls of Christian entertainment, especially in the movies and television. Is it worth watching? Should you watch movies like Noah, the Passion of Christ, the Chosen? Is there a way to "fix" Christian entertainment? 

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This is the ninth (and shorter) episode of GospelWell podcast, Season 3. The sermon series on the Life of David began this past Sunday. There are many truths in First and Second Samuel. To be more comprehensive in preaching through the narrative, we discuss the idea of experimenting with Sunday evening worship.

This is the eighth (and long) episode of GospelWell podcast, Season 3.

As GospelSpring, the first session, ends we chat about what we learned and could do differently for the next two sessions. The greater portion of the conversation is why our background and seminary education did not turn the gospel light switch on.

This is the seventh episode of GospelWell podcast, Season 3.

As GospelSpring, Session 1 of 3, nears the end, we chat about Eagles, WWJD, and how we interpret the Bible allegorically and moralistically. Eagles are playing the KC Chiefs in the Super Bowl.