In this episode we continue our series on women in church leadership and work through some difficult passages in the Pauline corpus.

In part three of our series on women in leadership, we take a look at the ministry of Jesus and his consistent elevation of women as key disciples in his ministry.

Although the Bible was written in a male-dominated culture and typically highlights the leadership of men, the Old Testament includes some incredible female leaders. Jon and Matthew discuss how this subverts the idea that God's design is for male-centric leadership.

In this episode, Jon and Matthew introduce the topic of their multi part series on Women in Leadership. They define the terms of the debate and make their case for a responsible egalitarian reading of Genesis 1 and 2.

The doctrine of hell is one of the most difficult topics to discuss in Christian theology. For example, how do we reconcile a God of love with a place where human beings allegedly experience eternal conscious torment? Or is there perhaps a different way to understand the afterlife?

In this episode, Theology Jam dives into Matthew's research on the doctrine of the atonement.

Tania and Olena from RC Media come back on the podcast to talk about the growth of their ministry.

Jon and Matthew sit down with 'Obi Jon' Burkholder, the director of Forest Cliff Day Camps. Jon discusses his journey to Forest Cliff and their mission to give campers an unforgettable, life-changing experience of camp.

Jon and Matthew sit down with Nadia and Mackenna from NLPM to discuss their mission of bringing the gospel to inmates, one of the most overlooked groups in society.

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Jon and Matthew sit down and talk camp with Julianne Breen, the Executive Director of Adullam Camps.

Adullam Camps are on a mission of raising up young leaders through fun, life-impacting experiences that help them grow in their relationship with Jesus, discover new skills, and develop character.