How the Trinity relates to each other can shed light on how we can love others well, especially our spouses. Using verses from Ephesians 5, Don Pearson speaks practically on how to seek the best for the other.

How does God’s oneness apply to marriage? Don talks about the marriage relationship imaging God, and how we can work from hurt to harmony in our relationships.

Matt Zainea and Senior Research Fellow Michael Miller from the Acton Institute discuss a Christian perspective on politics, wrapping up the Light in the Darkness series.

Is it possible to be light in what can feel like the darkness of current politics? Don uses an example from the book of Mark to discuss what it means to be light in our every day lives, and the implications in the political arena.

Caring in the midst of a pandemic can be daunting. Matt Zainea has a conversation with guests Mike Post (a health care professional) and Kevin Shuneson (an elementary teacher) to show how bringing light can happen in practical, meaningful ways.

Instead of grumbling or disputing, the church is called to be a light, especially during a pandemic. Don Pearson explores how we can humbly move towards others with Christ as our example.

Instead of grumbling or complaining, the church is called to be a light. Don Pearson begins a new series by talking about how to think biblically about racism.

The unifying message of Colossians 3:11 was radical when first heard in the context of the early church. It is no less applicable today as we work through questions of justice and reconciliation in our country. Matt Zainea and special guest Alton Hardy talk together about the power of the Gospel to heal.

How are sloth and destruction related? Through Proverbs, Matt Zainea completes the Ashes to Beauty series by calling us to diligence in Loving God and those around us.

Baptism takes someone from false life through symbolic death into true life. Don Pearson shares more about what the Bible says about baptism and the joy we can experience through it.