Karl and Crew

Social Distancing. Quarantines. These drastic measures are designed to slow the spread of COVID-19. But all the changes, isolation, and economic uncertainty cause waves of anxiety for many Americans. In this week's episode, Crystal Kershaw of Fieldstone Counseling, and Brian's wife Sara, try to find ways to cope. 

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In part two of this series, we turn to you. How are Christians responding to the reexamination of the relationship between King David and Bathsheba? Could David's actions be considered rape? 

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Christians don't want to talk about it. Some are even offended by the very idea of the conversation. But modern discussions about sexual assault and consent have caused some to reexamine the story of King David and Bathsheba. Is it possible that he raped her? 

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As Black History Month draws to a close, we need to take a moment for reflection. Should Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. be a hero for followers of Jesus? Why didn't he explicitly preach the Gospel more often? Take a listen as African American pastor and speaker David Williams looks at the legacy of MLK through the lens of the Gospel. 

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That song is too fast. Oh, and it's too loud and too new. Everyone has an opinion about worship. But what does God say about it? Myron Davis is a musician, filmmaker, and he's this year's worship leader for the Walk Worthy Men's Conference in Cleveland. He joins Brian and Jannelle for this special bonus episode to delve into God's heart for worship. 

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You've had doubts about your faith. But you probably aren't willing to admit it. In this week's episode, Brian and Jannelle have an honest discussion about doubts with an apologist. 

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It's the kind of story Christians often ignore. But should we? Archaeologists in Indonesia recently discovered some really old cave art. And a friend of Brian and Jannelle's thinks it sends a powerful message about God. 

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Courtroom drama can be captivating. Some of Hollywood's best stories center on the struggle for justice between the prosecution and defense in complex cases. But could our fixation on lawyers and judges create errors in our theology? Brian and Jannelle explore this idea with a friend. 

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There's a large group of people who are desperately lonely. And it's not their fault. To make matters worse, we often unintentionally overlook them. Gratefully, the Lord convicted Brian and Jannelle about this issue. Perhaps you're next. 

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People don't randomly decide to abandon their faith in an instant. It's a slow process that develops over time. But could there be consistent warning signs seen in enough individuals to constitute a pattern? A friend of Brian and Jannelle's found it. 

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