Karl and Crew

Here it is! As 2020 draws to a close, we've been counting down our top four most downloaded episodes of all time. We've finally arrived at the #1 most downloaded episode of our podcast! He's a rapper, record producer, fashion designer, and songwriter. He's got 21 Grammys. And he's prone to controversial behavior. His latest endeavor? Following Jesus and releasing a Gospel album. What should the church do with Kanye West? Do we welcome him with open arms? Hold him at arm's length? Lift him up as a leader? Guest host Hannah Nitz joins Brian for this timely discussion. 

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As 2020 draws to a close, we'll be counting down our top four most downloaded episodes of all time. This week, we've arrived at #2 on the list. Rumors are swirling. Conspiracy theorists are running rampant. Average Americans are fearful. In the midst of this, followers of Jesus need reliable facts through the lens of faith. In this episode, Brian and Jannelle have a concise and in-depth discussion about the COVID-19 virus with Dr. John Marino. He’s an infectious disease specialist, epidemiologist, and professor. Most importantly, he’s a follower of Jesus.

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As 2020 draws to a close, we'll be counting down our top four most downloaded episodes of all time. This week, we've reached #3. We're all constantly connected. Rarely alone. And yet it's easy to feel an overwhelming sense of isolation. That's where Jannelle found herself recently. And relief came through the wise words of an 80-year-old woman. 

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As 2020 draws to a close, we'll be counting down our top four most downloaded episodes of all time. This week, we start with #4 on the list. Today is Juneteenth. It’s an important day in American history when the last African American slaves were finally told they’re free. This is particularly impactful as our country is in a cultural moment where we’re finally confronting systemic racism. Brian and Jannelle have been unashamedly discussing these issues from a Biblical perspective with both love and hope. But then June 12th happened. Someone called, and his words altered the course of the entire morning. 

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Anonymous was desperate. At the end of her rope. Some days, she just wanted to end it all. Why? She's suffering from a disease many feel is too shameful to discuss in the church. Brian and Jannelle decided to jettison the stigma. 

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We make life so complicated. Does it really have to be that difficult to connect with people who don't know Jesus? A ministry leader in Ohio has a powerful reminder about the beauty and simplicity of an invitation. 

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It's not just an American problem. It's spreading across the developed world. A startling number of people are suffering from it, but most aren't willing to admit it. Can Christians help?

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There are children across the globe suffering from curable disabilities. Believing it's due to a curse, their communities ridicule and abuse them. But followers of Jesus are doing something about it. Brian and Jannelle can't wait to tell you all about it. 

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Tired of all the election blathering? Take a listen to Jannelle's new and uncensored approach to civil discourse in 2020. 

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Many believers battle addiction. Few are willing to admit it. Why? Shame keeps us in the shadows. But if we take time to listen, Christians in recovery have a lot to teach us about building authentic community.

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