Lord of the Rings. Harry Potter. Comic books. Why is it important for Christians to invest time in reading and appreciating fiction? Let's talk about it.

This week I went over a handful of biblical texts and broad theological ideas that helped shaped my Presbyterianism. The first blog can be found: http://theappalachianroundtable.com/index.php/2021/02/01/wesley-to-westminster-my-road-to-presbyterianism-pt-1/ and part two - the one this podcast is paralleling - can be found here: http://theappalachianroundtable.com/index.php/2021/02/08/wesley-to-westminster-my-journey-to-presbyterianism-pt-2/

Find the article here: http://theappalachianroundtable.com/index.php/2021/02/01/wesley-to-westminster-my-road-to-presbyterianism-pt-1/

Nobody is surprised that your Republican uncle is not as quick to condemn the Capital Building breech as he was the riots in Minneapolis. Conversely, nobody is surprised that your Antifa half brother is quick to condemn what happened yesterday (1/6/21) yet even quicker to justify establishing CHAZ/CHOP.

Starting off the new year with a new season of Ride Along. I've some exciting (albeit vague) updates on Roundtable and Ride Along. /// Ben Merkle, Godlust: https://youtu.be/57vUlqILl2k

We're all guilty of trying to justify our own sins by reasoning them away instead of repenting of them, but do we do the same for others? Should we? Let's talk about it.

This week I spoke with Pastor Josh Robinson of New Haven Church on how we should biblically think about how we utilize language.

The long awaited third installment of the Molded series where I'll talk about the influence Doug Wilson has had on my theology and worldview.

Last week I talked about the influence Mark Driscoll has had on the way I think and view the world. This week I'm taking about one of the most influential Christians of our day, John Piper. I'll talk about how Piper gave me a vision of a big God and a desire to submit to the Scriptures.

We have all been Influenced by different voices. We all have moments in our lives we can point to and say "this is one reason I'm the way I am today." I was inspired by a suggestion on FB to do an episode on those who have shaped and molded me over the years and that has turned into a series. Tune in to see how Mark Driscoll has influenced me over the years.