In this episode, Jenna Brandsen sat down with Rebecca Deng, a former refugee who is one of the “Lost Girls” of South Sudan. Rebecca shared about her experience as a refugee in the US, and shared how the church can help welcome refugees.

In this episode Dr. Theresa Latini sat down with Rev. Dr. Charles Amjad-Ali, an Anglican from the (United) Church of Pakistan who has spent his life devoted to various causes of justice, speaking out against the persecution of religious minorities, and helping others to understand Islam as it intersects with Christianity.

http://www.westernsem.edu/stoutemire-lecture/

J. Todd Billings sat down with Keith Johnson, Associate professor of Theology at Wheaton College, to discuss Keith's new book "Theology as Discipleship."

In this episode, Jeff Munroe talks to writer and professor of medical humanities at the UC Berkeley-UCSF Joint Medical Program, Marilyn Chandler McEntyre about her rules for "how to play with a poem."

In this episode Andy Bast sat down with Bruce Benedict, chaplain of worship arts at Hope College, founder of Cardiphonia, and participant in the retuned hymn movement, in which musicians compose new music to old hymn texts.

On this episode, Kristen Deede Johnson sat down with Gisela Kreglinger, author of "The Spirituality of Wine," to discuss what the Bible has to say about wine and how it impacts the Christian life.

Rev. Denise Kingdom-Grier sat down with Lisa Sharon Harper, Chief Church Engagement Officer at Sojourners, during Lisa's book tour promoting "The Very Good Gospel: How Everything Wrong Can Be Made Right."

In this episode, Chuck DeGroat interviews Rawee Bunupuradah, a church planter working in Bangkok, Thailand. To learn more about Rawee's work in Thailand, go to https://www.rca.org/rawee-nui-bunupuradah