Join Benjamin and Christina this week as they discuss the book The Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan. Published in 1678, The Pilgrim's Progress is widely regarded as the most published and read books in the world, surpassed only by the Bible. An allegory of the Christian life, The Pilgrim's Progress follows the protagonist, Christian, as he journeys from the City of Destruction to the Celestial City. In this week's episode, Benjamin and Christina walk through the book's major events and discuss key themes, characters, and biblical truths revealed throughout the story.

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Join Benjamin and Christina this week as the discuss the topic of environmental stewardship. Should Christians be concerned about the environment?

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Join Benjamin and Christina this week as they discuss the topic of money and finances. Money, wealth, debt, investments, dominate our culture as well as our own thoughts. What does the Bible have to say about money, wealth, greed, and stewardship?

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Join Benjamin and Christina this week as they discuss the topic of parenting. In a world shaped by competing parenting philosophies, what does the Bible have to say about parenthood?

Grounded in Ephesians 6:4, the Gees outline seven core principles that shape their family and how they aim to train their children:

In this second part of the two-part series, they explore the last four principles that they are aiming for.

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Join Benjamin and Christina this week as they discuss the topic of parenting. In a world shaped by competing parenting philosophies, what does the Bible have to say about parenthood?

In this first part of a two-part series, they explore common approaches—authoritarian, gentle, permissive, and more—and contrast them with a biblical framework rooted in both wisdom and the gospel.

Grounded in Ephesians 6:4, the Gees outline seven core principles that shape their family and how they aim to train their children:

In Part 1, the focus is on the first three: discipline, instruction, and submission. They discuss discipline as loving training that establishes life-giving boundaries, instruction as forming both understanding and faith, and submission as a foundational posture toward God-ordained authority.

Throughout the episode, they reflect on how these principles play out in the early years of parenting, and how they prepare children for what lies ahead.

Part 2 will continue with perseverance, stewardship, grace, and love.

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Join Benjamin and Christina this week as they welcome pastor, church planter, and author Nino Marques to the podcast for a conversation on biblical church membership and what it means to truly belong to a local church. Nino is the author of Becoming One: Finding Your Place in the Body of Christ and One Body: Membership in the Local Church, two books that explore the importance of committed membership in the body of Christ.

In this episode, we discuss what church membership is, why it matters for Christian discipleship and sanctification, and why the New Testament presents belonging to a local church as an essential part of the Christian life. Drawing from Scripture and pastoral experience, Nino explains the difference between simply attending church and truly belonging to a biblical, Spirit-filled church community.

If you’ve ever wondered what the Bible teaches about church membership or why commitment to a local church body matters for spiritual growth, this conversation will help clarify the purpose and motivation behind church membership.

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Join Benjamin and Christina this week as they discuss the topic of media consumption. In a world saturated with entertainment, information, and endless content, how should Christians think about the media they consume? What biblical principles should guide our habits, and how can we pursue holiness and wisdom in the things we watch, listen to, and read?

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Join Benjamin and Christina this week as they begin a new series on wisdom. In this episode, they explore the topic of dating relationships. What does the Bible say about dating? What is the purpose of dating? And how can Christians honour God in their relationships?

Topics covered in this episode:

• Dating vs. Courtship
• What is the purpose of dating?
• What is marriage?
• Should Christians even pursue dating relationships in the first place?
• Biblical principles for a God-honouring relationship
• Should Christians date non-believers?
• Establishing healthy boundaries:
  • Physical
  • Emotional
  • Spiritual

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• The Meaning of Marriage - Tim and Kathy Keller
• You and Me Forever - Francis and Lisa Chan

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Join Benjamin and Christina this week as they discuss Sabbath. How is the theme of Sabbath developed throughout the Bible? Are Christians required to obey the Fourth Commandment? And how is the Sabbath fulfilled in Christ?

Topics covered in this episode:

• A biblical theology of Sabbath
• Can Christians work on the Sabbath?
• Understanding the Christian's relationship to the Mosaic Law
• Pastoral reflections
  • Sabbath is fulfilled in Christ
  • Sabbath is a gift
  • Sabbath is an act of faith
  • Sabbath is about remembering
  • Sabbath is about coming together
  • Sabbath requires work

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• Systematic Theology - Wayne Grudem

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Join us this week as we are joined by Aimee Gee to discuss reflecting the creativity of God. Aimee is a paralegal and the founder of a floral design studio, Florals in Progress, where she seeks to help people feel seen, valued, and treasured through flowers. In this episode, Aimee shares her testimony, and we explore what it means to be creative as a reflection of God, our Creator. We also discuss how Aimee’s disability shaped her pursuit of art and design, and how God has used her creativity to bless those around her.

You can find out more about Aimee's work at floralsinprogress.com or on instagram @floralsinprogress

If you are located in Vancouver, from January 15 to March 8, 2026, Aimee's work will be featured at The Gallery, an art exhibition hosted by Centre Church

Corrections: When discussing her time in Thailand, Aimee misspoke regarding Pat's former life. Prior to Pat's conversion, he had plans about committing the crimes Aimee mentioned, he had not actually committed them yet.

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