In this episode, we discuss what it's like living in a secular age. Specifically, we talk to Zach Below who is currently writing his thesis with the same title. We have some conversation that we hope will give you some knowledge and understanding of the kind of world view culture is portraying currently, and how we can have conversations in this cultural moment.

In this episode, we talk about what you can expect from our upcoming series, Centered. We will discuss worldviews from adults all the way down to kids.

In this episode we talk to 2 of the 3 authors of a new book about Evansville, titled Heavensville. Jeremy Secrest and Austin Maxheimer talk to us about their book that talks about poverty, social justice, and the gospel.

You can purchase a book at http://restoringpeople.com/heaven

In this episode, we get to talk to Phill Heller who is the Lead Pastor at Crossroads Christian Church in Evansville.

In this episode, we talk to Chet Todd. Chet is a pastor in Evansville, and also helped start a local pastor prayer group where they pray for each other, their ministries, and ultimately combine together as the Church to pray for the city.

A brief summary of this episode

No new episode this week, but Sarah gives a few suggestions of previous episodes to go listen to if you haven't before.

We will be back with new content in 2 weeks.

https://www.leftturnproductions.com/intervene

Jonathan Boettcher and Ross Chapman of For Evansville and Left Turn Productions.

Each year we get to host 2 locations of a live stream of the Global Leadership Summit. Today we get to talk about some of the things we took away from this year's Summit, and the value we see it adding to our communities.

In this episode, we take the time to have a conversation in the wake of the recent mass shootings. We talk to Amanda Seymore, who is our Student Director at One Life and get her experience and thoughts from what she hears from Middle School and High School students on these topics.