Is God asking too much on the Sabbath? Is the Sabbath about law or relationship? Is it possible we have been keeping the Sabbath wrong? And if the Sabbath interrupts your week, is that good thing? In our last installment of our series, Habits of  Faith, we look at a final spiritual discipline that we are sure will be a blessing to your life. Join us in this conversation, with special guest: Pr. Giovanni Esposito. 

We have all heard of intermittent fasting. But what about spiritual fasting? Is that something we need to do? Is it something that is required for me to grow in faith? Why is fasting important, and what does it have to do with spiritual disciplines??

We continue with our discussions on Spiritual Disciplines and we turn to service. Is this a spiritual discipline? Is it necessary for me to be involved in helping others? What are the dangers of not being involved in service to others? All this and more, in our next Keep Calm and Advent On Conversation

In our spiritual discipline journeys, why do some people think they don't need to go to church? Which comes first, witnessing or gathering with the church? Why do so many people not share their faith? Have you heard of the term clericalism? And why do so many people depend on their pastor to do what they were called to do? This and more, in this next Keep Calm and Advent On Conversation.

So do you pray with your eyes open or not? More importantly... are you praying? In this conversation, we explore the spiritual discipline of prayer. What prayers does God accept? Which ones does he reject? If God knows everything, why do we pray anyways? And, whats up with praying with your eyes open? This and more - in this next conversation of Keep Calm and Advent On.

Do you really need to read your Bible? Why is it so important for the development and growth of faith? How does the Bible relate to God's revelation? Is it OK to read your Bible from your phone or tablet? What does Bible reading have to do with doctrine? And what practical things can you do to help with your search for the Word of God? This and more, in our next episode of Keep Calm and Advent On.

We are saved by faith; definitely not by works. But have you ever heard about "working out" your salvation with "fear and trembling." What does it mean? Why does it matter? And what do Christian disciplines have to do with this idea? Pastors Martin Zelaya and Michel Aguinaga tackle this conversation, in a new season of Keep Calm and Advent On.

Friends with the world? A jealous God? Judging other people? And a different definition of sin!

Does James recommend that we should not become teachers? And why is James so focused on the things we say?

What is faith without works? Is James promoting a legalistic type of faith?