Karl and Crew

Singleness can be a difficult road for many Christians. They often hunger for insights and advice about finding a future spouse. But one ministry found out the hard way what some single Christian women don’t want to hear online. In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen let you eavesdrop on a conversation with a friend about what she learned from a Facebook freak out. And Brian will tell you about the amazing shirt he wore on a first date.

Speed limit signs. To some, they represent the maximum. To others, they’re merely a gentle suggestion. But how should Christians view them? In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen try to determine whether speeding could be considered a sin.

What’s the best way to convince someone to visit your church? One congregation made headlines recently with their unconventional marketing idea. In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen explain the concept and evaluate its effectiveness.

Nobody chooses their siblings. But we often must navigate some of life’s greatest difficulties by their side. What’s the secret to maintaining a healthy relationship with your sibling as an adult? Kathleen’s sister Kristina joins the conversation this week to seek an answer. And they finally discover why Kristina is so afraid of the movie “Home Alone.”

Sadly, school violence seems to perpetually dominate headlines. School shootings and threats of violence are commonplace. Many Americans are trying to determine the cause, and students are advocating for various solutions. But could a New York Times editorial writer have discovered the root cause of the problem? Brian and Kathleen discuss his unique ideas in this week’s episode.

Statistics reveal that young people in America are delaying marriage. Fewer and fewer Christians are getting married in their late teens and early twenties. But is that a good thing? In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen debate about the best age for Christians to get married.

Sadly, school shootings don’t surprise us anymore. But there seems to be something different about the tragedy in Parkland, Florida. America may finally have to confront school violence and develop a tangible solution. In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen discuss a common suggestion among Christians that may not be as helpful as we think.

The world is mourning the loss of evangelist Billy Graham. Countless people were introduced to Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior through his bold proclamations of the Gospel. But how is the church today different than the church in his heyday? Brian and Kathleen explore this question in this week’s episode. 

Whether we like it or not, Christians are generally accepted to be bad tippers. This idea flew around Facebook recently after a church made a seemingly innocent mistake on a large take-out order. In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen tell the story and try to unravel the mess.

Max Lucado. Beth Moore. Ed Stetzer. Shane Claiborne. Dr. Russell Moore. Bill Hybels. Thabiti Anyabwile. They were among a large group of Evangelical leaders that published a full-page ad in the Washington Post calling for immigration reform. Their words were brief, specific, and clear. In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen share the details of what they’re calling for and ponder whether other Christians should join them.