How should we see the good, the bad and the ugly of life? With the Holiday Season upon us and our drive to look for things we want and be reminded of what we don't have, this episode explores the importance of embracing the life God has assigned and blessed us with and how we can do that. 

On this week, over 500 years ago a Catholic monk took a stand against the corruption, lies and abuse that was prevailing in his time and launched what we now know as the Protestant Reformation. We live in dark perilous times that require God's people to stand against the schemes of the devil, but how do we do that? This episode looks at how Ephesians 6:10-18 provide us with a template to do just that. 

With the recent brazen political assassination of Charlie Kirk, where does that leave the future of American democracy when sharing your views and opinions can get you murdered virally? How should followers of Jesus respond to this watershed moment in our country and society? Find out in this episode  

In a country with churches on every block, Bibles in every home, most Americans simply do not know who Jesus Christ is or what the message of the Gospel is all about. In a recent interview about what he hoped would get him to heaven one day, President Trump's thinking on this mirrors what most Americans would say about what their reasoning would be for what would get them to heaven. The problem is that it's the wrong reason. The Bible says there's only one reason we could go to heaven and his name is Jesus. This episode unpacks the importance of our Gospel understanding and our role in helping others see their need for Christ. 

The IRS has recently announced rule changes that allow pastors and churches to blatantly endorse political candidates and to engage in partisan politics, but should we? Should the pulpit be used to endorse political parties, candidates and figures because tax exemption is no longer currently, under threat? This episode explores the reasons this would be more than unwise but actually spiritually dangerous with major ramifications for our witness, our unity and our focus.  

With the recent scandal alleging CCM star favorite Michael Tait engaged in sexual misconduct and substance abuse for decades, what are some important takeaways from this scandal and the cascade of others that have befallen the Christian world in recent years? What is God doing in bringing about exposure of abuse and hypocrisy? What are patterns that must be broken in the Christian world? This episode dives into the recent scandal and the need for cleansing, accountability and renewal. 

With the whiplash ride of life in 2025, and an ever changing world with uncertainty the unchanging truths of who God is and who we are in Christ must remain the foundation our faith. 

2025 is off to a crazy start with wildfire disasters in California, snow in Florida and a major political earthquake with the return of President Trump to power. We live in exciting and perilous times. With the year ahead, how can we as Christians be agents of Change in the times we are living in? As this episode explores, the Gospel and the Great Commission remain the greatest way we can impact those around us for the Kingdom of God.  

What is Christmas really about? How can we find joy and peace if our lives are upside down or if the world around us seems so helpless and hopeless? In this episode, we talk about why Christmas is synonymous with Hope.  

With what has been called the most consequential pivotal election of recent times quickly approaching, many things are at stake with the outcome of the 2024 election yet most Christians have not thought about how imperative their witness for Jesus and the Gospel is at stake. Is Jesus a political mascot or is He Lord? Is Christianity simply a partisan talking point or the Gospel a political slogan? In this episode, let's talk about how to have a balanced approach to engagement in the political process while also maintaining our witness for Christ, because that matters more than who wins.