What does the Bible really say about (homo)sexuality? Dr. Mike shares about another random job, looks at a verse in Romans and contemplates the difference between lust and love.

What does the Bible really say about homosexuality? (Part 1) We tackle the most controversial of the controversial topics, and Dr. Mike shares the thing he is most ashamed of saying...

"When wisdom warns us of the danger of abusing a good thing to excess , we often commit the excess of thinking that good thing is evil. Drunkenness is bad, we assume alcohol is bad. Gluttony is bad, we assume food is bad. If shallow promiscuity that disrespects the other is bad, we assume sex is bad, or that our the body which craves those things is bad."

As we talk about sex and sexuality we also have to talk about how our own expectations shape our relationships, and our IDEAS about those relationships. And we look at a Biblical hero who got drunk and married the wrong person.

In our latest controversial topic we take it all the way back to the Garden of Eden to take a fresh look about what the Bible says about our reality as sexual creatures created in the image of God. The story of Adam and Eve might be about a little bit more than you think...

Sometimes our greatest growth comes in the moments when we are forced to slow down and live day by day without knowing what is going to happen next. We also look back on one year of Parable in Easton, and Dr. Mike shares stories of getting hopelessly lost in the dark.

We discuss why ancient Christians though it was so important to understand the state of our own souls, and then look at Carl Jung's ideas about the Persona, the Shadow and our Self for a quick self awareness check up!

How has the popularity of psychology effected the way we do spirituality? Has it effected the way Christians understand the Bible or think about the soul? How does it help us to be healthy? A part of our ongoing controversial topics series...

We sit down with a grief counselor to talk about how to offer comfort to those in need, as we discuss the intersection between mental health and spirituality,

We are always dying and being born anew, so we need to learn to cooperate with the seasons of life so that in every loss we can experience a resurrection. Dr. Mike also tells the story of how an old friend outed a secret, and KCP talks about the wisdom of tarantulas.