The current global pandemic is taking its toll on us all, spiritually, relationally, emotionally. As pastors, our podcast hosts desire to see all people come out of this season thriving and victorious. We take a break from topical discussion to have a relational conversation with our listeners about what we would tell them all to focus on in this moment in time.

In this episode, our hosts sit down to answer your questions! The team tackles questions such as “Thoughts on the doctrine of predestination?”, “What is the balance of taking care of your church community vs. outreach efforts?”, and “Advice for millennials waiting for their future spouse?”. Thanks for submitting these and as always, ask any questions you may have for our hosts by DM’ing “Jesus Culture” on Instagram or emailing in at [email protected]

Banning sits down with long time friend of the podcast, Eugene Cho, to talk about his new book Thou Shalt Not Be A Jerk: A Christian’s Guide To Navigating Politics. Eugene also gives incredible perspective on navigation fear and anxiety in the midst of the current health crisis, COVID-19

What does it look like to diligently cultivate hope in every season of life? Join the crew as they discuss what it has been like to stay hopeful during quarantine and share what this time has revealing to them personally.

This week on the podcast we have a follow up on the topic of church wounds based on some listener feedback and we hear from special guest, Addison Bevere, on his new book, Saints.

Quarantined in their homes, the team shares how they’re navigating this unprecedented season of doing church in the midst of COVID-19.

The crew sits down to talk about prodigals. We hope it renews your faith to believe for and move towards those who are away from the Lord.

Banning sits down with songwriter and worship leader, Matt Redman. He shares some valuable lessons he’s learned having been apart of several significant movements. We also get to hear about his new album “Let There Be Wonder.”

Prepare your heart as we open up this conversation about church wounds. You cannot escape facing disappointment and pain as you walk in community with people. Still, there is hope through forgiveness and grace to experience healing in these very sensitive wounds.

Dive in with us as our hosts go to toe to toe with the pros and cons of social media. What are the positives and what are the pitfalls? How can we navigate these platforms with wisdom and caution?