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Steve and Mike work through the important and heavy question of how to trust God after (or while) enduring abusive parents.
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Steve and Mike exercise some biblically-grounded imagination as they consider some great questions about life in the New Creation.
Steve and Mike jump back into the Q&R format by considering together why the doctrine of predestination is good news for us.
Steve and Mike interview Dr. Tom Nelson, senior pastor of Christ Community Church in Kansas City, and president of Made to Flourish, about his forthcoming book entitled The Flourishing Pastor: Recovering the Lost Art of Shepherd Leadership (IVP, 2021). You can pre-order Tom’s book here.
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Steve and Mike wade into a common point of conflict among evangelical churches today.
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Steve and Mike discuss the difficult question of how a just God can send someone to hell.
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Steve and Mike look to Scripture for guidance on how to discipline our children as God disciplines us.
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Steve and Mike interview Laura, one of Creekside’s overseas missionaries, about lessons she’s learned during her work in the field.
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Steve and Mike consider a biblical view of retirement, both the precedent and the warning, before offering some practical suggestions for navigating retirement in our time and place.
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Steve and Mike consider the types of blessings that are often overlooked by American Christians, and how we can learn to be thankful for them.
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