The Stone Table

With the month of October at hand, we’re talking with Mike Duran, the author of, “Christian horror” about the overlapping themes in horror and a biblical worldview

In the second part of our interview with Célestin we discuss the ways that his experiences in Rwanda shaped his approach to theology and what American Christians can learn from their African brothers and sisters. 

In the first of our two part interview with Célestin we sit down to talk about how he came to Christ, and the way his experiences during the Rwandan genocide effected his faith.

Today we are talking with Dr. Matthew Emerson from the Center for Baptist Renewal about church history, why it is important, and how it can help us read our Bibles better.

Check him out at centerforbaptistrenewal.com

As Good Friday approaches, we’re sitting down with pastor and author Joshua Ryan Butler to talk about the crucifixion, Jesus as a CEO, and what we should see when we look at the cross this week. 

The Stone Table: Art & Christianity.
Travis and Frances sit down with 20schemes worker Susanna Macaulay to talk about art and its place in the church.

If you would like to support Susanna and her husband financially go to 20schemes.com/give.
Go to 20schemes.com/get-involved/pray to get on their prayer list.

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In this episode, we sit down with Rev. Cannon Josh Bales to talk about worship, liturgy, and his latest release.

In our second episode of The Stone Table we're talking with Alisa Childers: a musician, author, and blogger. Several years ago Alisa went through a season of doubt, and she helps us think through what it means to struggle with difficult questions about faith.

In the first episode of our new show "The Stone Table," we're sitting down to talk with our friend Pete Stewart, a church planter in Glasgow. Together we discuss the triumphs and challenges of church planting, as well as the ways that he sees Christ at work in the land of Scotland.