I talk to the Uzoigwe's about their experiences with racism and racial reconciliation. We discuss what the Bible has to say about it and how we can live it out practically.

I share my thoughts about making choices about education not based on fear, but based on wisdom from God. And I talk about seeking unity with others even if their opinions differ from our own.

In this episode I walk through a guided prayer for everyone affected by the pandemic. This give a chance to put into practice some of the things talked about in the previous episodes on prayer.

In the second part of our discussion we talk about personal examples of how we've seen God answer prayer. We also talk about when prayer divides God's people and how prayer relates to the gospel. Finally, we cover the phrase "all I can do is pray."

In this first part on prayer we discuss what prayer is and its purpose. We also talk about if there's a right or wrong way to pray, praying out loud, and what can hinder our prayers.

I go over how too much or too little focus on health and wellness can lead to sin and how we should look to Scripture and the Holy Spirit to guide us.

I talk with Jen and Justin Collier about health and wellness from a Biblical perspective. We discuss what health and wellness is and how it affects individual Christians as well as the body of believers.

You've been reading your Bible, so now what? I take a look at other forms of Bible intake such as study, memorization, meditation, and application. What are they and how are they connected?