In this episode, we are joined by our friend and fellow campus staff, Catherine from Harvard RUF, to share with us what she's been learning about forgiveness and reconciliation through God's word in her life. Particularly, Catherine helps us understand what forgiveness is not and how to forgive different types of sinners.

In this episode, we are joined again by our friend Joshua who speaks about God-centered sexuality and how we can view homosexuality both within the commands of the Bible but also in the grace of the gospel.

In this episode, we talk about sex and Rev. Nathan outlines how God designed it for good, how it was corrupted by sin, and a renewed view of sex. We understand that sex is a controversial and publicly debated topic so in this talk we want to understand what God's good design of it was according to the Bible. We don't answer all the questions so please do not take this as comprehensive.

In this episode, Rev. Nathan helps us think about dating through the lens and wisdom of Scripture. He offers us seven questions to ask ourselves when thinking about dating.

In this episode, we have a special guest speaker, Matt Warren (LMHC, MDiv.), from Harbor Christian Counseling to share with us how we can care for our friends. Breaking down concepts like unity & distinction, interdependence, codependence, and counter-dependence, Matt walks us through how to both love our friends well but also take care of ourselves.

In this episode, Jimmy asks the question, how do we pursue our friends? Well, because we have been pursued as a friend by Jesus, we can pursue our friends with compassion and through conflict.

In this episode, Rev. Nathan Dicks looks at three passages, Ecclesiastes 4:9-12; 1 Samuel 18:1-4; Mark 6:7-9; and talks about the present state of friendship, the purpose of friendship, and the power of friendship. Apologies for the fuzzy audio, we experienced some technical difficulties during this recording.

Scripture directs us to rejoice always, be anxious for nothing, and fear not for God is with us.  So what does it mean when we as Christians experience depression, anxiety, phobias, and other mental health challenges, and how are we meant to care for ourselves in the midst of such hardships?  This seminar will examine what is good, true, and restorative (and what is not so much...) when it comes to mental health for Christians.

Matt Warren, LMHC MDiv., from Harbor Christian Counseling, presents part one of a two-part series on how to care for your mental health. The next part later next month will be on caring for your friends.

Often the first relationships in this life are the ones between us and our parents. We don't choose our parents yet our relationship with them shapes so much of who we are. In this episode, Reverend Nathan discusses what the Bible says about our honoring and loving our parents. He talks about how our relationship with our Heavenly Father allows us to freely honor and love our parents.

In this series on relationships, we've invited a couple guest speakers from around the city to bring the word and wisdom of God concerning the different relationships we find ourselves in. In this episode, Joshua Kays, Ph.D., who also teaches Biomedical Engineering at BU, delivers a message about enduring in our walk with God. He reminds us to look and behold Jesus if we are to know ourselves.