On today's episode, we continue our discussion of Calvinism, and explore whether Calvinists can be good evangelists. We also talk about whether God's calling can be resisted and whether God choosing people makes God evil.   

On today’s episode, we explain what Calvinism is as well as what the five “points” (or main ideas) of Calvinism are. We also talk predestination and why Calvinism is so popular with millennials and Gen Z.    

On today’s episode, we discuss whether personality tests like the Enneagram are helpful to Christians. We also discuss limitations of personality tests and whether people can actually change in their personality.

 

On today's episode, our staff discusses what the Bible says about baptism as well as the case for baptism by immersion. We also talk about whether churches should divide on the issue of baptism.

 

On today's episode, we discuss what the Bible says about the role of women in ministry. We also discuss why women are critically important to the body of Christ as well as the most important spiritual needs of women in the local church.

 

On today's episode, our pastors discuss the impact of the Great Commission of the daily life of the believer. We also discuss how to be disciple-makers in difficult times. 

 

On today’s episode, we’re going to discuss a Biblical view of gender roles, and what Christians should believe about maleness and femaleness. We’ll also bust some stereotypes about complementarianism. 

 

On today's episode, we continue our discussion about the Coronavirus and how it's impacting NorthWoods Church. We discuss some new happenings for Easter and how you can fight for joy in the midst of quarantine.

 

On today's episode, we're talking with Brian Van Doren, Pastor of Students at Oak Hill Baptist Church, about the church drop out phenomenon in young adults. We'll talk about reasons why young adults drop out of church as well as how churches and parents can help "bend the curve" of church dropouts. 

 

On today's episode, we're going to talk about the impact of Coronavirus on Good Friday, Easter and communion services. We also discuss hopeful things being found in the midst of dark times.