On Map On Mission

Some of our greatest teachers are named failures. Often, it's not that we failed that is most important. It's how we respond when we fail. In this episode, Floyd and Scott share some personal failures and how they learned to get back up and walk in God's best. 

In our next two episodes, we're talking about failure. It happens to all of us. Let's start with how we respond to the slip-ups, mess-ups, and downfalls of those we admire. 

Most of us don't like awkward moments. Those times we say or do something we wish we could take back. Or what about approaching someone with a sensitive or difficult conversation? How do we push through the awkwardness and move forward with confidence? In this discussion, Floyd and Scott dig into this common struggle we all face. 

Join Floyd and Scott in a fun look at memes and their impact on culture, faith, and the humor behind them.

How does a Christian bring their faith to the workplace? What does that even mean? In this episode, Floyd and Scott aim to remove the mystery, even the difficulty in what it means to be a follower of Christ in the places where we work, play, and study.  

According to the Surgeon General, isolation and loneliness are epidemic. Does the church have an answer? Is genuine community needed? Is it something God desires for his people? If so, how can we be part of the solution? Listen in as Floyd and Scott share some perspectives in this important conversation.  

How is the church expected to be part of the solution to the racial tensions of our day? How do followers of Jesus model love and unity in such a way that they become a witness to the world for the gospel? This episode includes some vulnerable moments with our hosts, Floyd Stubblefield and Scott Rodgers.

In this episode, Floyd Stubblefield and Scott Rodgers discuss how technology has made good content more accessible. They also share some personal opinions, even convictions, on the limitations inherent in technology regarding our spiritual growth. 

Is there a fine line between 'canceling' someone or something and extending compassion? How should Christians respond to the popular approach of canceling someone they disagree with? Let's talk about it. Floyd Stubblefield and Scott Rodgers co-host today's episode.

What does being a brand ambassador for Jesus on social media mean? Is the downside of social media bigger than its upside? How can followers of Jesus leverage the upside and make a difference in our world? Let's talk about it. Floyd Stubblefield and Scott Rodgers co-host today's episode.