You’ve heard the story of creation… but have you really seen it?

In this episode, we revisit one of the most familiar passages in the Bible and take a closer look. We’ll tell the story clearly for those hearing it for the first time, unpack it for those who know it well, and dig deeper into the meaning for those ready to go further.

No matter how many times we have heard a story from the Bible, there is always more to learn.

[DISCLAIMER: We apologize for the delay. There were several issues in the production of this video the first time, so we decided it would be best to just redo it. Thank you for your patience, and we hope you enjoy the discussion.]

Most parents and church leaders feel the pressure of raising faithful children in a culture of quick fixes and shallow faith. In this episode, Jeremy Pate challenges the idea that programs and routines are enough, pointing instead to authentic, sincere faith as the foundation for spiritually resilient families.

Drawing from his own journey, Jeremy shares practical insight for parents, youth ministers, and believers who want a deeper impact. We explore why superficial involvement often leads to apathy, how to cultivate sincere faith at home, and why modeling genuine love for the church matters beyond Sunday.

You’ll learn how to help your children handle conflict biblically, build meaningful relationships across generations, and avoid the trap of surface-level religion. This episode is a powerful call to pursue sincerity over perfection and invest in a faith that lasts—shaping not just today, but the future of the church.

Join us as we seek to take a step away from Chaos and into Jesus' Order.

Is the Bible wrong??

Accepted tradition can, and frequently has, become the source of Chaos in the Body of Christ.

For over 1500 years, it has generally been accepted that since Christ rose from the grave on Sunday, He was crucified on Friday. There is plenty of evidence in the Bible to the contrary.

So, is the Bible wrong, or is tradition wrong? Are we willing to let go of tradition in favor of Biblical truth?

The scriptures have always held the answers for us all. Do we have the courage to simply obey?

In a wide-ranging conversation, Brandon Edwards offers his insights and anecdotes as a Christian man, husband, dad and minister.

Brandon is the Campus Minister with Buckeyes4Christ in Columbus, Ohio and co-host with Jovan Payes of "Street Saints" podcast.

In our first episode, Post Pandemic Chaos, we took an honest look at the disruption, decline, and disorientation many churches experienced in the wake of Covid. But identifying the problem is only the beginning.

In this episode, we turn our focus to the solution.

What does it actually look like to return to the order Jesus intended for His church? Not a return to pre-pandemic routines, traditions, or cultural comfort—but a restoration of Christ-centered priorities, practices, and purpose.

We explore:

• The difference between cultural Christianity and committed discipleship
  
• Why structure and order matter in the life of the church
  
• How Jesus designed His church to function—even in seasons of disruption
  
• Practical steps to begin restoring spiritual clarity, leadership, and mission
  

This episode is about rebuilding—but not from nostalgia. From Scripture. From conviction. From Christ.

If the chaos revealed cracks in the foundation, this is where we begin to repair them—according to Jesus’ design.

From confusion to clarity. From disorder to design. From chaos to Christ-centered order.

In our premier episode of The Chaotic Order Podcast, we explore the current state of the church ("the called out ones" or "called out assembly") our Savior Jesus died and rose from death to build. In the chaos of the post-pandemic era, what challenges do we face?