The Scott Stedman Podcast

In this episode, Scott and Phil discuss the Sin of Scandal from its theological concept to its movement in our modern society.

Scott & Micah discuss Church culture and the challenges that church leaders face when trying to engage and transform the culture of the communities in which they serve.

Scott & Micah discuss Church culture and the challenges that church leaders face when trying to engage and transform the culture of the communities in which they serve.

Has our personal politics infiltrated our sanctuaries?  Does our faith influence our politics or does our politics influence our faith?  Scott & Micah discuss the ins and outs of politics in the church and should politics have a place in the church.

Scott and Micah discuss the topic of worship and answer some of the most burning questions that we have heard through our career in ministry.  Topics such as style, technology, sacraments, and are there certain music that should not be played in services.

Scott reflects on the Disney film, "Encanto," while looking at the theme of bridging the generational gap.

Scott & Phil discuss their thoughts on the series, "The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill" podcast produced by Christianity Today.

Megan grew up in the church and was a typical church kid growing up.  As she went away to school, she began to see some of the issues within the conservative Christian culture.  As she got older and pursued her career as a traveling wedding photographer, her interactions with people all over the world, helped her gain a new perspective of God and Christianity.

Emily's church experience has been different from the rest of our guests.  Being involved in church, gave exposure to some of the hypocrisy that she witness in church leadership, as well as questioning the strong emotional output and if that is the Spirit, or just our neuropathways firing off.  

Britta had been a part of the Christian church culture from the time of birth.  However, a question asked in a class at a Christian college began to question the church culture she was brought up in and was able to see some of the fallacies in the mega-church culture where she worked at.