Steve the Builder

Is the sign of being a good Christian a chipper personality, a happy "gladness in the Lord", and a positive outlook on life? The answer is in Matins and the Song of Solomon.

How does a seminary graduate end up owning a construction company and what happens when you take the gospel into the "real world" of business?

What do 1959 Cadillacs, dog houses, rabbits and Congress have to do with the philosophical spirit of the age? Find out as Steve discusses ten things you cannot say as a moral relativist... but wait! THIS podcast goes to ELEVEN!

The gospel of relativism is preached everywhere, at all times, and by all. It shows up in the most inconspicuous and subversive places.

How we close a door is a measure of our spiritual life.

Science and Hans Christian Anderson have one thing in common: They both deal in fairy tales...except one of them tells us the truth.

Who do you see on the street corners? Or do you even look at them? When we avoid eye contact with the homeless, we are avoiding looking into the face of Christ and at our own faces.

When we look at human beings what do we see? More importantly, are we willing to see ourselves?

With all the discussion of carbon footprints and the human impact on our planet, has environmentalism become the new paganism of the 21st Century?

Toyota's latest ad campaign claims that their new dealership changes EVERYTHING. Perhaps it could have, but someone beat them to it a long time ago.