The most controversial belief of the Followers of Christ is their belief in faith healing. In this episode, we talk about the Follower’s view on faith healing, where it comes from, and what might be some of the consequences.

In this encore episode, we discuss God's love. Our behavior often reminds us of our sins. We must also remember that God loves you and stands ready to welcome you back.

In this encore episode, we discuss baptism. Our church had a baptism this past week, so we've been thinking more about it. Over the years, the view of baptism for the Followers of Christ has changed out of necessity. We hope this helps you think about baptism.

In this encore episode, we discuss a book that helped Mark realize that he was acting like he was merely a fan of Jesus rather than a disciple. Hear how changing his outlook changed his life! Are you a fan of Jesus, or does your life revolve around him?

In this encore episode, we talk about authority. Where do church leaders get their authority? This question is central to One Right Church. Can someone question that authority? Does the position of a church leader deserve blind obedience? We hope this is helpful and challenging.

Mark initially thought it would be great to simply add Jesus to his life and not change anything else. However, you can't just add Jesus and expect nothing to change.

In this encore episode, we discuss the difference between adding Jesus to your life and surrendering your life to Him.

In this encore episode, we discuss whether being saved by grace sounds too good to be true. If you don't think it is too good to be true, you underestimate grace! Grace is amazing. On the other hand, if you have to do good works to earn our salvation, how do we know if we’ve done enough? If it depends on you, how good must you be to have hope of salvation? These are important questions.

In this encore episode, Mark observes that the one right church he grew up in has changed. This creates a dilemma. If it was the one right church when it began, can it change? If it was right before, can it change and still be right? “Was it right then, or is it right now?” Both can’t be true. This question is more important than it appears at first.

What does it mean to be a “worldly person”? The prospect of being labeled "worldly" was very real. It happened for reasons that would surprise you. In this encore episode, we discuss how the word "worldly" was used and how that definition changed over time.

This encore episode is one of our favorites. Mark’s wife, Cindy, joins us to share part of her story. Years after having nothing to do with her dad, she experiences a glorious reconciliation with him. Reconciliation and forgiveness are always possible. There is always hope that relationships can be healed!