This week on The Atrium Podcast, we react to a Joel Osteen clip and share our honest thoughts on what he said. From there we dive straight into the question: Is cremation a sin? We talk through the conversation that’s been circulating.Don’t forget to share and tell your friends about another sensational episode of The Atrium Podcast!00:00 Intro18:45 Sermon Summary41:55 Soundcheck01:02:06 Question01:14:40 Wrap-Up

This week on The Atrium Podcast, we kick things off by celebrating Edwin's 22nd birthday and reminiscing on what we were doing at 22. From there, Chad recaps the Sunday sermon as he closed the Sermon on the Mount. We also dive into a reaction to a clip of Bill Johnson teaching that God is in charge but not in control of all things. We put a bow tie on the episode by answering a listener question on if it's biblical to judge ourselves. Don’t forget to share and tell your friends about another sensational episode of The Atrium Podcast!00:00:00 Intro00:18:24 Sermon Summary00:42:27 Soundcheck01:16:44 Question01:58:00 Ending

This week on The Atrium Podcast, we jump straight into a user-submitted question that’s been floating around: If God’s design for marriage is one man and one woman, why do we see Old Testament leaders with multiple wives?Don’t forget to share and tell your friends about another sensational episode of The Atrium Podcast!

This week on The Atrium Podcast, Judah is back. . . again! We start things off by talking about Hope-A-Ween plans, Judah's Guy Fieri costume, and the television phenomenon Diners, Drive--Ins, and Dives. From there, we react to a clip of a spiritual daughter bowing to Kathryn Krick during her birthday celebration. Finally, we get to Judah's question about the divine council mentioned in Psalm 82, Genesis, Job, etc. and if there are other gods. Don’t forget to share and tell your friends about another sensational episode of The Atrium Podcast!

This week on The Atrium Podcast, Judah is back! We kick things off by asking a big question: Is student ministry the same as it was eight years ago? Chad and Judah reflect on how culture, connection, and discipleship have shifted over the years — and what that means for leaders and students today.From there, we dive into a reaction to a clip of Andy Stanley teaching that our faith should be tethered to the event of Christ’s Resurrection rather than the inerrancy of Scripture. That conversation naturally leads us into our final topic: Can we really trust the Bible? We unpack the reliability of Scripture and what it means for believers who want a faith that stands firm.Don’t forget to share and tell your friends about another sensational episode of The Atrium Podcast!

This week on The Atrium Podcast, we kick things off with some fun life updates—Chad shares about his brand-new baby and Edwin talks about his upcoming holiday light shows. From there, we dive into the latest message in our Sermon on the Mount series from the Gospel of Matthew, unpacking Jesus’ teaching and what it means for our daily walk.We also react to a thought-provoking video on foreknowledge vs. predestination, exploring what Scripture says and how it impacts the way we see God’s sovereignty and our choices. Finally, we wrestle with a deep listener question: When prayer feels met with silence, how do we discern if God is asking us to wait or if His answer is “No” and it’s time to move forward?Don’t forget to share and tell your friends about another sensational episode of The Atrium Podcast!

In this episode of The Atrium Podcast, Pastors Neal and Mark respond to a heartfelt question: “Why would a loving God allow something like the Holocaust—or other genocides and tragedies—to happen?” The question came from a 10-year-old girl, and the conversation centers on how to approach such deep, difficult topics in a way children can understand.

In this episode of The Atrium Podcast, Pastors Neal and Mark dive into a big theological question: Can Reformed Theology and spiritual gifts coexist?

In this episode of The Atrium Podcast, Pastors Neal and Mark begin by talking about Dave Ramsey’s $15 million dollar house and what it raises about wealth and stewardship. The conversation then shifts to The Chosen series—how it portrays Jesus and the disciples, the conversations it sparks among believers, and the takeaways Neal and Mark have from watching it themselves.

This week on The Atrium Podcast, Pastors Neal and Chad react to a clip of Mark Driscoll's take on soft Christianity. They also recap last Sunday's sermon summary in the Gospel of Matthew: The Sermon on the Mount. To put a bow tie on it, they discuss their thoughts on several of Edwin's questions on the heels of him returning from the Ark Encounter experience. For example: "Were dinosaurs on the ark?" Don’t forget to share and tell your friends about another sensational episode of The Atrium Podcast!