Ordinary Fellowship

Matthew and Jeremy continue their conversation on the trend of banning books in libraries.

Matthew and Jeremy consider the trend of banning books in libraries.

Thankfulness is not for only one day a year. Matthew and Jeremy offer suggestions for cultivating the virtue of thankfulness.

In this series, Matthew and Jeremy discuss secular beliefs about human rights arguing that the foundations for these beliefs are not secularism but Christianity. In this episode, we share a few final thoughts to close this series.

In this series, Matthew and Jeremy discuss secular beliefs about human rights arguing that the foundations for these beliefs are not secularism but Christianity. In this episode, we argue for a Christian understanding of science.

In this series, Matthew and Jeremy discuss secular beliefs about human rights arguing that the foundations for these beliefs are not secularism but Christianity. In this episode, we consider how Christians should treat immigrants.

Lee Jones, the host of the Reformed Meditations podcast, joins Matthew and Jeremy to consider the role of God's Law in the Christian life.

In this series, Matthew and Jeremy discuss secular beliefs about human rights arguing that the foundations for these beliefs are not secularism but Christianity. In this episode, we discuss gospel hope for transgender people.

In this series, Matthew and Jeremy discuss secular beliefs about human rights arguing that the foundations for these beliefs are not secularism but Christianity. In this episode, we focus on women's rights.

In this series, Matthew and Jeremy discuss secular beliefs about human rights arguing that the foundations for these beliefs are not secularism but Christianity. In this episode, we discuss gay rights.