Join Amy and Sarah as they discuss the question 'Are People Good or Evil by Nature?' through the lens of the book The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune.

Join Kip and Joel as they discuss Are People Good or Evil by Nature while exploring their own perspectives and stories that have shaped their opinions.

Join this special episode featuring conversations between Pastor Gabi and Pastor Joel as Pastor Gabi shares stories and reflections from his time living in Israel.  These conversations were recorded before and after a screening of the movie, "Where Olive Trees Weep"

Sumud: For Justice in Palestine and Israel: https://www.elca.org/our-work/publicly-engaged-church/sumud

Where Olive Trees Weep: https://whereolivetreesweep.com/

Join Lora and Joel as they discuss the increasing feelings of loneliness in society and how they been able to build friendships.

Join Matt, Shyla, and Sarah as they discuss friendships and loneliness through the lens of the tv show Young Sheldon.

Join Soren and Pastor Veronica and they dive into the question "Is Government Good or a Necessary Evil?"  The two discuss the good and bad of government, our personal moral codes and moral relativism in society, and how their personal faith and Biblical ideas affect their view of government.

Join Rob and Joel and they dive into the question "Is Government Good or a Necessary Evil?"  The two discuss the good and bad of government, if government is part of God's plan (or Satan's plan), and how government and the Bible connect.

Join Jessica Kuhns and Joel Brauner as they dive into definitions of woke, where they wokeness and anti-wokeness within Christian, and what they hold onto in their Christian identity.

Nolan and Joel discuss the video game Fortnite and the dystopian world created.  They explore the how the experiences in Fortnite are reflected in everyday society, hope and connection created by the game, and the feral hope for the future.

Laura Dimmitt and Intern Pastor Rosalie Brunner discuss the dystopian book The Giver.  They explore the story's world, where we see dystopia in today's world, and talk about why they have hope for the future.