As our culture moves further away from all Christian influence, many of us are forgetting what it actually means to be a disciple of Jesus. Traveling around the world, I’m often asked, “How do you actually live as a Christian?” Given that both Christians and non-Christians repeatedly raise the question, I’ve decided to devote this 3-part series to it. Our discussion will be rooted in John 15, which offers one of the most fulsome expositions of the Christian life in all of Scripture. In this episode, we’ll consider Christ’s understanding of love.

As our culture moves further away from all Christian influence, many of us are forgetting what it actually means to be a disciple of Jesus. Traveling around the world, I’m often asked, “How do you actually live as a Christian?” Given that both Christians and non-Christians repeatedly raise the question, I’ve decided to devote this 3-part series to it. Our discussion will be rooted in John 15, which offers one of the most fulsome expositions of the Christian life in all of Scripture. In this episode, we’ll consider the necessary role of suffering.

Our cultural climate is one of incessant reaction. The pressure to have an opinion on every conceivable subject is pervasive and intense. This episode considers some practical ways of recovering thoughtful responses.

Our cultural climate is one of incessant reaction. The pressure to have an opinion on every conceivable subject is pervasive and intense. In this episode, we talk about some of the harmful consequences of this culture of incessant reactions—namely, the cheapening of speech and the perpetuation of confusion.

The national mood is one of deep unrest, and cultural tensions continue to escalate. Our most contentious issues (race, religion, sexuality, and politics) remain points of deep division. In this 2-part series, I’ll argue that the Christian church provides the only holistic answer to these numerous challenges.