In this episode, we welcome Ellison Ward and Haylee Welch to help us think about the relationship between social media and mental wellness.

Want to go deeper in your Bible reading or take the next step in understanding God's Word? Join us as we dive into the basics of Bible Study with a very accessible method called O.I.A. (Observation, Interpretation, and Application)

In this episode we hear from Ryan Heard and Tyler Miers as they help us unpack the recent phrase "Toxic Masculinity." Does the term have warrant? If there is a problem, are Christians helping or making things worse? Tune in.

In this episode, Dr. Stephen Eccher helps us process the significance of the Protestant Reformation for our day. What is Reformation Day? What if the Reformation had never occurred? Tune in to hear the answer to these questions and more.

How do you respond when someone asks, "How Are You?" For most of us, it's a short, polite response that inadvertently sidesteps question. Hannah Sarver and Gracie Wells help us unpack this phenomenon and work toward a better way.

In this episode, we welcome Clemson professor Jeremy Vinson back to the table to discuss the Christian perspective on financial investments. When Americans win big in the stock market, are we stealing from the marginalized across the globe? How are our hearts intertwined in our retirement planning decisions today? Tune in.

In this episode, Crosspoint's co-lead pastors join us to discuss whether Christians should baptize or partake of the Lord's Supper outside of the normally gathered assembly of believers--typically Sunday morning church services.

In this episode, Jason Elvington helps us see how Pentecost finds its significance with an earlier moment in the biblical narrative (hint: Genesis 11) and how Christians today can seek to live out the multi-cultural realities of Pentecost today.

In this episode, Abbey Cook and Ryan Heard help shine a light on the God-designed gender distinctions we experience and work to propose a framework for thinking about masculinity and feminity from a Christian worldview. This episode introduces a mini-series of men's and women's discipleship episodes to come.

In this episode, we gather Josh Rives with Noah and Emily Squires to discuss the beauty of redemption as it's found in popular works of literature. You'll not want to miss this conversation if you consider yourself a fan of the Lord of the Rings, the Chronicles of Narnia, or even the Harry Potter series.