In this episode, Michael creates a "dialogue" between Dr. Michael Slaughter and Dr. Marva Dawn.

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Michael looks at some essential elements of worship preparation, and explains each part of the service in detail.

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In this episode, Michael describes 2,000 years of Christian worship, beginning with Jewish roots, through the Protestant Reformation, and down to today.

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Michael asks the provocative question "why worship?" and answers his own question with wise words from Marva Dawn and James F. White.

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In this episode, we look at the Holy Spirit, the third "person" of the Trinity. We look at scriptural beginnings, and the ways the Spirit continues to animate the church.

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In this episode, Michael explores the meaning of Jesus, second "person" of the Trinity.

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In this episode, Michael begins to explore systematic theology, an attempt to understand Christian faith and belief. We begin with God, also named the first person of the Holy Trinity.

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In this episode, we conclude our look at ethics with a thorough examination of developing a moral character.

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In the most Canadian episode yet, Michael tells the story of the Famous Five, along with John Humphrey. Topics include Middle Axioms and human rights.

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In this episode, we'll look at the biblical basis for Christian ethics, various types of justice, and the common good, particularly through the lens of the Just War Theory.

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