The Running with God Podcast celebrates its 1 Year Anniversary with a new series on finishing the race of life well. In this episode, we compare and contrast the lives of King Asa and Paul the Apostle while evaluating the characteristics of a life racing towards an eternal prize. 

Have you ever wondered why news of the Messiah's birth was first given to shepherds?  In this special Christmas episode, we examine the significance of the shepherds in the story of the birth of Jesus.

Like the ocean tides, seasons of suffering are inevitable. Suffering will either draw us closer to God or derail our faith. In this episode, we look at biblical wisdom from the book of 1 Peter with regards to the importance of preparing to suffer well. 

The problem of suffering is often weaponized and used to discredit God's goodness or even God's existence. In this episode, we evaluate several illustrations that, not only point to suffering being a byproduct of sin.......but also an indication of our need for a savior.

In this episode, we take a philosophical approach to the problem of suffering by examining what the world might look like without it. Would we have even come to exist in such a world? Does God have a greater purpose for our existence through our suffering?

Faith is trusting that God sees the bigger picture when we can only see what's right in front of us. When we began to look through the lens of faith, we catch a glimpse of the great plans that God has in store for us despite our suffering. And when we begin to see the invisible, we learn that we can do the impossible.

On this episode, we kick off a new series examining the problem of suffering, the power of Jesus, and the promises of God's Word.

On this episode we wrap up our seven-part series on Running to Follow Jesus with deep discussion about "sharing" the Gospel. We are delighted to welcome guest cohost Dr. Matt Parker (cofounder of Bone Fire Ministries) to the podcast!

In this episode, we examine the Great Commission and discuss the command of sharing the Gospel with others. Christ boldly challenges his followers to make disciples of all nations. 

Have you ever found yourself in "relational conflict" with other Christ-followers? One of the great truths of the Gospel is that a relationship with Jesus frees us from the burden of relational conflict in the family of God. In this episode, we explore the steps towards freedom from relational conflict.