Sin is tempting. There are moments everyday where we have a decision to make between an option we know is right and one we know is sinful. What happens in those moments? How does Satan target our desires so that we even want to sin? In this episode, we discuss what is going on when we face the choice that we know is sinful, and yet still consider it as an option.

How do you feel about yourself, your friends, your God? At the Equip on October 26, Brett Moore addressed these issues as we consider what it means to have an emotionally healthy spirituality.

On this short, reflective episode, Ben Shoun shares a little bit about why we produce this podcast every week. All our hosts will be back later this week! In the meantime, if you like our podcast, rate us on iTunes and tell your friends!

With less than a month until voting day, the presidential election has divided the evangelical vote. Some of us find Trump's tell-it-like-it-is rhetoric appealing amidst any moral concerns, some of us are so repulsed by Clinton that we could never vote for her, some of us are in favor of a Clinton administration over a Trump one, and some have opted not to vote or to vote third-party. It's perhaps one of the most conflicting elections of the nation's history for believers. In this episode, we attempt to explain multiple perspectives presented by Christians who disagree on this election in a way that believes the best of one another.

It seems like every week we hear of more local or nationally known pastors resigning. Sometimes they've just hit a wall and can't muster the energy to carryon any longer. Other times there's a sin issue or scandal that has left them unfit to lead their churches. Why are pastors burning out? And what can be done to prevent it? In this episode, some of our pastors share their own insight into this phenomenon and provide listeners some perspective on pastoral burn out.

For most people, Monday night's debate was more or less, a reason to be frustrated. In fact, following up last week's episode, there's a lot to be upset about these days. Social media paints a really great picture of our outrage. Our world is filled with injustices and our righteous anger can be a good thing. But when venting online can only go so far, there is something Christians can do that really will change our broken world.