In this week's episode, Brent and Michael share why Citipoint Church does not host any Christmas Eve gatherings, and Brent answers a follow-up questions from his sermon on Sunday.

This is the 200th episode of the Inside Out Podcast! In this week's episode, Michael shares some actual history about Santa Claus, and then asks Brent which theological convictions he would be willing to (maybe) fight others over.

In this week's episode, Michael is joined by shepherding elder, Lewis Pounds. Michael asks Lewis about his passion for 90's CCM, the local church, and his service as an elder.

Brent Kimball rejoins the podcast this week and Michael asks him some questions about what took place during his sabbatical.

In this week's episode, Michael is joined by his wife Allison, who is also the Music Team Lead with Citipoint Church. Allison gets a chance to follow-up on how her and Michael actually got engaged, and she shares how singing with the church is not an individualistic experience but can be an encouragement for others around us and instructive for coming generations!

In this week's episode, Michael is joined by longtime Citipoint member, nearly-professional golfer, and co-owner of BYK construction, Paul Woodmansee!

In this week's episode, Michael is joined by current owner of HMC and former staff pastor of Citipoint Church, Matt Barnett!

In this week's episode, Michael talks about the four things we need to remember as Christians this election season and beyond as we seek to navigate this world as exiles. Also, he is joined later in the episode by a couple members of our missions team in Mysore, India!

On this week's episode of the podcast, Michael is joined by longtime listener and first-time guest, Emily Rathbone. Emily talks about her experience of following Jesus while in a doctrate level program at the University of Washington

As promised on Sunday, October 13th, Michael and Jordan talk through some difficult to interpret passages of scripture (Gen. 6:1-4, 2 Pet. 2:4, Jude 6). They land in different spots, but provide an example of how Christians can disagree on a matter but remain in unity.