What makes a neighborhood a community? A house a home? A neighbor a friend? The team chats about what it means to have front portch rights vs. refrigerator rights - and why that just might matter.

Visioning. Teaching. Connecting. Mentoring. What matters most to you when it comes to considering the responsibilities of a pastor? AND - should pastors get paid?

The team discusses their views on some of the most fundamental and important elements that make up a church.

Jeffrey Epstein is dead. Some Christians have celebrated. Others have said celebrating a death isn't okay. On this week's episode, the team takes on the debate.

It's easy to follow Jesus if you believe him to be a dynamic teacher or radical leader or magnanimous religious man. But what about Savior? What does it mean to be "saved" and what does it look like right here, right now?

Whether you're investing in the next generation, or just talking through some "Christianese" with a new believer/non-believer, we could all use a little help with the words we use to work through BIG conversations.

How's your audacity with Jesus? What does it mean when someone says "prayer works"? Also, why would we even bother praying if we don't really believe it changes anything?

The team shares their current reading lists then dives into a discussion about sin, salvation, and what really draws us closer to or inhibits our relationship with God.

Most people would say that the immigration system of the United States is broken. The question, then, is in a broken system what should be the response of the government, its citizens, and those who follow Christ?

Have you ever wondered if it's okay - even God honoring - to gather in a place that's not a church building, sing songs of praise with fellow believers, teach and hear the Good News of Jesus, all while drinking a cold one? Us too.