God has really blessed the ministry and community at King's Way, and he is continuing to do so as we welcome Luke and Keila Palmquist into our King's Way staff! Luke grew up as the youngest of 6 at our church, and he and his wife are coming back after graduating from Bible college to minister to our community, with Keila serving as the Jr. High director and Luke as the Missions Coordinator. Listen to the full podcast to get to know the Palmquists!

With tens of these Verse of the Day podcasts under our belt, we switch up the roster in this episode, and Ryan is joined by John Cowherd, an elder and pastor at King's Way. Like normal, neither of them knows what the verse of the day is before the camera starts rolling, so this entire podcast is their exploration of the text with only the bibles in front of them and their knowledge of scripture. Join in the conversation by pointing out what stuck out to you or the connections you made to other parallel scripture passages. If you liked what you heard today and want to hear more, be sure to subscribe to our channel and leave us a review on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts so that more people can find our content.

We're flying dangerously close to our topical hard deck because in this episode, we're talking about a movie and its remake that have twice become a cultural phenomenon. As almost an Appendix to our series on story, Trevor and Ryan dig into the "why" behind the success of one of 2022's best movies--Top Gun: Maverick, covering its realism and authenticity, its focus on people's deep fears, drives, and motivations, and just good old-fashioned storytelling. Join in the conversation by commenting on what you thought about the movie at the email below!

The Bible is a deep well where we can learn about God's character and history in a way that helps us hear his ancient words of love and learn to feel his presence with us today. The Bible is also a long and complex collection of ancient books that we are majorly separated from by time, space, and language. Is it worth the effort to get past those hurdles? In fact, how can we trust the Bible? Where did it come from? If these are questions you're asking or thoughts you're having, this is the series for you.

The Bible is a deep well where we can learn about God's character and history in a way that helps us hear his ancient words of love and learn to feel his presence with us today. The Bible is also a long and complex collection of ancient books that we are majorly separated from by time, space, and language. Is it worth the effort to get past those hurtles? In fact, how can we trust the Bible? Where did it come from? If these are questions you're asking or thoughts you're having, this is the series for you.

The Origin of the Bible | Phillip W. Comfort & others

In our heavily divided world, the one place that Christians are regularly joined together with one united voice is in gathered worship where we sing the gospel, participate in fellowship with Jesus and each other, and interact with God and His Word as one body. This union is only as strong as our willingness to submit to it, and as many of us know, our worldly divisiveness has seeped into our gatherings with God and others on Sunday mornings.

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The boys are back again with another verse of the day. Without having seen what it is beforehand, we started recording, opened up our YouVersion Bible apps, and dug into the text on air. Come along with us as we discuss the theme of childship (sonship and daughterhood) of God, Jesus being our wounded healer (see Henri Nouwen's book, The Wounded Healer), and how Jesus' worldwide blessing of salvation and adoption into God's family is for everyone—not just the deserving. Join the conversation by commenting what you thought of today's text or what you learned!

In our heavily divided world, the one place that Christians are regularly joined together with one united voice is in gathered worship where we sing the gospel, participate in fellowship with Jesus and each other, and interact with God and His Word as one body. This union is only as strong as our willingness to submit to it, and as many of us know, our worldly divisiveness has seeped into our gatherings with God and others on Sunday mornings.

What do you think of when you think of a person with tattoos? Does that person drink, smoke, chew, or go with girls who do? What does God think about tattoos? In this episode, Trevor and Ryan tread into the tumultuous waters of Christians, the Bible, and tattoos, discussing the cultural faux pas and biblical evidence on the issue of tattoos. Join in the conversation with what you were taught about tattoos in your own upbringing and what (if any) tattoos you have.

The boys are back with another impromptu study of the verse of the day purely out of their reading of the text, the surrounding literary context, their Bible college training, and their other previous studies into God's Word. In this episode, Trevor and Ryan unpack John 14:1, both in its surface reading, its meaning to the disciples in the present, its meaning to the disciple John who wrote it down after Peter and Judas betrayed and forsook Jesus in different ways, and how it leads into one of the most mistranslated and misapplied verses in the entire King James translation of the Bible. If you liked what you heard today and would like to hear more content like this in the future, please consider liking and subscribing to our podcast. It will keep you up to date on what we are releasing as well as help other people find us!