Are Christians allowed to... Is it a sin to... We ask those questions all the time but that may be the wrong question.  Those questions often show a desire to toe the line rather than glorify God.  But... this week Jason and Tanner seek to tackle some of the most popular versions of that question.

Live your truth has become the mantra of our generation but is it a good mantra to guide your life?  Let's chat it up!

On today's episode we're jumping straight into a conversation about grit and discipline.  We had a slight technical difficulty (we forgot to hit record) so you're missing the first few minutes of random chit chat but don't worry, you still get the meat of the discussion.

Worship at the Shop is our Thursday night worship service for college students and young adults.  This week Tanner took us back to the beginning reminding us of our need for a savior.

We often think of the Kingdom of Heaven as a future place.  The Bible seems to teach that it's also a present place.  On today's episode, Jason and Tanner discuss what it looks like to live with Christ as your King in the here and now.

This is message one in our 2023 Christmas series.  Jason Goodwin takes us to the story of the Wise Men reminding us to bow and worship before the King of Kings.

We base everything we do and believe on the Bible but should we? Isn't it outdated? Shouldn't we move on to something else? On today's episode, Jason and Tanner discuss whether or not we can actually trust the Bible. Grab you some Chex Mix or sausage balls and let's dig in!

"Judge not" is possibly the most quoted scripture on twitter but I highly doubt they have the Kingdom in mind when they quote it.  Most likely they just don't want people telling them what to do.  On today's episode Jason and Tanner discuss what it means to judge others and whether or not judging is always bad.

Pour yourself a massive glass of steaming hot Dr. Pepper and let's get to it.

What does it mean to be free in Christ?  Do we actually have freedom?  Even though we are free, what's now our motive for doing good?