Finally 2020 is history and we can march into the New Year with a sigh of relief. But take a moment and ask yourself this: what lessons did I learn from the last (and for most of us, pretty horrible) 12 months?  

Come and celebrate the birth of the Savior with us! This Friday, Roof Chamber Radio & Friends bring you..  

What is your all-time favorite childhood Christmas memory? Which Christmas was your most memorable? And which was the most meaningful of the Christmases the Lord has given you so far?  

As this year's Christmas draws near, the new normal has forced us to appreciate the things we took for granted. However challenging 2020 has been, may this holiday season be a somber reminder for all of us to value and cherish those whom we love, our family and friends. Most importantly, may we truly be reminded once more of the reason why we celebrate this season, Christ Jesus.  

Are you dreading "celebrating" this Christmas because of everything that's going on around us? Does the thought of a celebration in the midst of   depressing and fear-filled circumstances bother you?  

This year has brought about many unforeseen challenges and a great deal of tension in just about every aspect of our lives. Many have lost livelihoods, and many more have lost loved ones over the course of this pandemic. As we approach this year's Thanksgiving, is there anything that we can still be really thankful for?  

As easily available as it has become with the advent of the Internet, has society lost the battle against porn? Is anyone even fighting that war nowadays? And assuming it is possible to defeat it, why would we even need to since no one seems to care about it anymore?  

Right on the heels of last week’s episode, we’re focusing our conversation this week on one of the most common adjustments many churches had to consider and to invest in amidst the lockdowns: online church services.  

From completely free to severely restricted, can the Church survive quarantine? How is the Body of Christ faring under what the world calls "The New Normal"?   

Depression. For many who are suffering from this debilitating mental illness, it seems like hope is out of reach. Even as Christians, we may find ourselves still struggling with it. In the Bible, even David and Elijah were neither impervious from the afflictions of their own downcast and weary minds. Not alone but lonely all the same.