The King’s Table

Is abortion a gray area in the Christian life? Is abortion morally neutral? Jonathan looks at Scripture's consistent and conclusive answer to this question.

Jonathan talks about the gauges on our "decision dashboard," the differences between what it means to be update person vs. a feedback person, and the pieces of the puzzle to put together when making godly decisions. 

Relationships can be beautiful and life-giving. They can be messy and sometimes painful. How do we go about pursuing reconciliation and unity when sin strikes at a friendship?

What place does Santa have in the Christmas season? 

As Christians, how should we approach counseling in a way that honors God? What are some key things to consider as we see a Christian counselor?

Jonathan discusses the major differences between Catholic and Protestant teaching, the birth of the Protestant Reformation, and the 5 solas.

One of the marks of a healthy church is church membership; otherwise, how can a church really live out its calling to pursue unity, pursue holiness, and show accountability? This episode explains the biblical basis for membership and why it's necessary for living out the instructions of Scripture. 

Jonathan brings on Samuel Sey, a contributor to Confronting Injustice Wthout Compromising Truth and author of the blog, Slow to Write. They answer questions like, "Should Christians recommend books like White Fragility, what are the ideologies behind the Black Lives Matter Movement, and what truths of the Gospel unite rather than divide us?

The King's Hill staff discusses the call to purity, the wedding day for the church, and submissiveness to Christ as we await the Groom's return. 

An embassy is set up in a foreign country while it's representatives act in the interests and on behalf of its home country. The King's Hill staff discuss Christians as ambassadors and our calling to represent our King who has sent us into the world with his message.