Today on the show we are talking to Doug Bursch about his brand new book, 'Posting Peace: How Social Media Divides Us And What We Can Do About It.' Doug is a co-pastor at Evergreen Foursquare Church and the host of the Fairly Spiritual Podcast. Make sure to check out Doug's other book, 'The Community Of God: A Theology Of The Church From A Reluctant Pastor.'

Doug has also released small group material for Posting Peace as well as ideas for a sermon series. 

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Next week we talk to Andrew Arndt about his book, 'All Flame: Entering Into The Life Of The Father, Son, And Holy Spirit.' 

Today on the show we talk to Jeffrey Bilbro. Jeffrey is an editor at Front Porch Republic and a contributor to the Liberating Arts. He is the associate professor of English at Grove City College. Jeffrey is about to release a brand new book, 'Reading The Times: A Literary and Theological Inquiry Into The News.' 

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Next week we are talking to Doug Bursch about his new book, 'Posting Peace: Why Social Media Divides Us And What We Can Do About It.' 

Today on the show we talk to Robert Cunningham, senior pastor of Tates Creek Presbyterian Church. In today's episode, we talk about how Robert navigated abuse allegations against a former pastor and how Robery led his church to a commitment to transparency and the truth. 

Robert and Tates Creek were recently featured in an article in Christianity Today entitled, "A Kentucky Church's Secret To Handling Abuse Allegations: Humility." 

Robert hosts a podcast called Every Square Inch that offers a Christ-centered critique of today's most important issues. In October of last year, Robert shared an episode of Every Square Inch in which he discusses Sexual Abuse in the Church: Why it happens and what can be done about it. 

You can connect with Robert on Twitter, @tcpcrobert

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Next week we are talking to Jeffrey Bilbro about his new book, 'Reading The Times: A Literary and Theological Inquiry into the News.' We talk about how we watch the news and what it is doing to our spiritual formation. 

Today on the show we are talking to AJ Swoboda. A. J. Swoboda (PhD, University of Birmingham) is assistant professor of Bible, theology, and world Christianity at Bushnell University. He also leads a Doctor of Ministry program around the Holy Spirit and leadership at Fuller Theological Seminary. He's the author of Subversive Sabbath and the new book, After Doubt: How to Question Your Faith Without Losing It. 

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Next week we are talking to Robert Cunningham, pastor at Tates Creek Presbyterian Church about how to respond to abuse in the church. 

Today on the show we are talking to Richard Stearns. Richard Stearns began his career at the Gillette Company, from there he went to Parker Brothers and was appointed president of the company in 1984. In 1985 he became the vice president of the Franklin Mint. He joined Lenox in 1987 as president of Lenox Collections. In 1995, he was named president and chief executive officer of Lenox Inc. In 1998, he became the president of WorldVision. 

Rich is about to release a brand new book, 'Lead Like It Matters To God.'

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Next week, we've got a brand new interview with AJ Swoboda about his latest book, 'After Doubt: How To Question Your Faith Without Losing It.'

Today on the show we talk to Dr. Kelly Flanagan. Dr. Flanagan is a Clinical Psychologist, author and blogger, and today we talk about his latest book, 'True Companions: A Book For Everyone About The Relationships That See Us Through.'

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Today on the show we are talking to Lamar Hardwick. Lamar is the pastor at Tri-Cities Church in East Point Georgia and the author of the brand new book, Disability And The Church: A Vision For Diversity And Inclusion. You can learn more about Lamar by visiting his web site, autismpastor.com

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Next Tuesday we will are talking to Dr. Kelly Flanagan about his latest book, 'True Companions', and why it's so hard to find true companions in the church. 

Today on the show we talk to Dan Kimball. Dan is one of the pastors at Vintage Faith Church in Santa Cruz, CA. He's on the faculty of Western Seminary and is the author of several books. Today we talk about his latest book, 'How (NOT) To Read The Bible: Making Sense of the Anti-women, Anti-science, Pro-violence, Pro-slavery and Other Crazy-Sounding Parts of Scripture."

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Today on the show we talk to Charles Stone about his book, 'Holy Noticing: The Bible, Your Brain, and the Mindful Spaces Between Moments.' Charles is the Lead Pastor of West Park Church in London, Ontario. He's also the author of several books. To learn more about Charles, make sure to visit his website. You can also connect with him on Twitter. 

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Next week we are talking to Pastor and Author Dan Kimball about his latest book, 'How (NOT) To Read The Bible: Making Sense of the Anti-Women, Anti-Science, Pro-Violence, Pro-Slavery and Other Crazy Sounding Parts of Scripture.' Look for it next Tuesday!  

Today on the show we are talking to Justin Lonas of the Chalmers Center. The Chalmers Center equips local churches to address the broken relationships at the root of material poverty, living out Jesus' Kingdom today. The Chalmers Center was founded in 1999 by Dr. Brian Fikkert, the author of the best-selling book, 'When Helping Hurts.' 

Justin read When Helping Hurts with his church missions committee in 2009, starting a shift in his thinking about poverty and the church that led to his joining the team at Chalmers in 2016 after serving in different roles for 10 years at an international missions organization. At Chalmers, he coordinates the work behind books, articles, blog posts, online courses, video projects, small group curriculums, and produced by Chalmers’ staff and ministry partners around the core concepts of a biblical framework for poverty alleviation and works with churches and organizations to help them apply these ideas in their ministry programs. Justin and his wife, Rachel, have four daughters, and he has served his local church as a deacon, Sunday school teacher, and outreach volunteer. He enjoys the outdoors, literature, writing, and cooking for his family and others. He holds a B.A. in communications from Bryan College (2006), and is a current M. Div. student at Reformed Theological Seminary in Atlanta.

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