Why are living at the extremes so safe?  Dr. Mitsch explores this question, and how it impacts our relationships with God and others.  

Dr. Mitsch completes his interview with students who are part of the Tessellation group at Colorado Christian University.  Their focus was on their view and experiences with race and the church.  

Dr. Mitsch sits down with members of the Tessellation group at Colorado Christian University to have a conversation with the next generation of leaders in the discussion about race and the church.  

Dr. Mitsch explores racial reconciliation in the context of reconciliation of relationships, and the key terms that have to be redefined to allow us to make the necessary movement toward dialogue that crosses the racial divide. 

The last of a three part series that is devoted to a conversation between friends about race and the church.  

A continuing conversation between Pastor Michael Spottsville and Dr. Ray Mitsch about race and the church today.  

Dr. Mitsch is joined by Mr. Michael Spottsville, pastor of a multi-ethnic church in Aurora, Colorado to discuss race relations in the church, and what racial reconciliation could look like today.  

Why are tears so threatening to us?  In this episode, Dr. Mitsch explores the power and importance of tears in our human experience.  

In this episode, Dr. Mitsch explores the tradition of Lent and why it could still be relevant in the life of a Christ-follower.  

In this episode, Dr. Mitsch explores how emotions are the engine that drives so many of the thoughts and behaviors of each country.  It's how we respond to them that lands us in one country or the other.