Do we really think about the words we use, or do we just repeat a good sounding slogan? Some words are repeated so often in our society that they lose their original meaning at the hands of politics. Has this happened with our understanding of diversity? Join me in conversation on this beautiful word and what it means for you.

Y'all know I'm all about authenticity. But do you think that being authentic means you can get away with whatever you want? Lets talk about it. Furthermore, lets talk about worship.

Ben breaks down the polarization of our country by analyzing a popular news article before he offers some solutions for how to stay unified.

What is worship? Is it just a "Christian" word, or does everyone do it? This episode may leave you wondering whether you need a bongo drum or a piano, whether Ben really did sunburn last weekend, or whether your worship tells you a lot more about yourself than you thought. 

Have you ever wondered why people think differently than you? In a world full of knowledge and fast facts, we must realize not all information is helpful, and asking the wrong questions will waste our time and energy. In this conversation we go straight to the source: what we are learning. 

You know what doesn't make sense? "Earning" your salvation. If the best we can do is not good enough to earn God's favor, then what's the point of working so hard to be so correct?

Are you bored while you sit in pews? Ben tries to understand how church became a little dull and offer some solutions for how to get back to an adventure.

We return to our discussion on the documentary American Gospel: Christ Alone (2020) to uncover some truths we would like to explore further. Part 2 of our discussion leads us to a conclusion we believe will be helpful for all of us in our everyday lives.

Does unity begin with "u" for a reason? Where does the fight for unity truly begin? Of course, you have an important role in this conversation, but maybe not the role you envisioned. 

Have you considered the Law of attraction? In concept, If you believe something hard enough, it will find its way into your life. This is the making of the "name it and claim it" Theology. If so many preachers teach this, can we prove that it works biblically?