In today's season finale, we reflect on feedback from previous episodes, explore the topic of age accountability, and engage in a thought-provoking conversation titled "If I Knew Then What I Know Now." Join us as we wrap up this season of episodes. We look forward to returning with more discussions in the future!

This episode aired live on December 2, 2024.

Join us in the spirit of the season as we dive into the heartwarming principle of gratitude! In this episode, we share our cherished Thanksgiving traditions, reflect on what we're most thankful for, explore practical ways to cultivate a thankful heart, and wrap up with a heartfelt message just for you. It's a celebration of gratitude you won't want to miss!

Today, we're diving into a topic that can often spark strong reactions: "Reformed Theology," commonly referred to as Calvinism. While our aim is not to offend, we do want to take a moment to share some fundamental areas where we differ from this particular theological perspective.

Church membership has traditionally been a vital way for Christians to identify with and commit to their local congregation. In today’s world, the importance of this commitment has only grown. In this episode of the Issues Podcast, the hosts explore the biblical foundations of church membership and its practical implications for modern-day Christians.

Join us for our 50th episode, live! In this special segment, we’ll dive into recent ministry highlights, share feedback from past episodes, and tackle an essential topic: raising our boys to become men.

The Book of Lamentations is a profound text that reveals the depths of grief, God's righteous judgment on sin, and His overwhelming goodness. Join us as we explore and discuss the book together.

In this episode, the guys dive into how pastors can strategically and intentionally minister beyond their congregation, reaching their entire community. They discuss how it’s possible for churches to grow and pastors to engage their cities effectively without compromising biblical principles. Tune in and share with a friend!

Listen in to the audio of our Facebook LIVE episode recorded on October 1, 2024!

Not everyone is called to prepare sermons, but every Christian should be regularly nourished by solid, Biblical preaching. Do you have a thoughtful approach to processing and applying the spiritual meals your pastor prepares? Here are some practical tips to help you get the most out of each sermon.