Theology Jam

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.

Sarah Campbell came back to the show to talk about the ongoing homeless and poverty crisis in London.

Sarah Campbell is the Executive Director of Ark Aid, a frontline community hub in London, Ontario, providing dignity, safety, and life‑saving support for neighbours experiencing homelessness.

In this episode of Theology Jam, Matthew Burkholder and Jon Korkidakis engage the recent controversy surrounding Bethel Music, including the exposé by Mike Winger. Rather than reacting with outrage or dismissal, they ask a deeper question: how should Christians respond? Together, they explore discernment, worship, and the complexities of theology in contemporary church music.

Jon and Matthew sit down to discuss the process and content of Jon's recently published book, Revelation from 30,000 Feet: Reclaiming the Most Abused and Misused Book of the Bible.

Purchase link: Amazon

"Few books of the Bible have stirred more curiosity, confusion, and controversy than Revelation. Its complex imagery, apocalyptic tone, and theological depth invite careful study, yet its message often gets lost amid speculation and sensationalism. Through thoughtful exposition and drawing on years of teaching, research, and pastoral experience, Jon Korkidakis helps readers reclaim the heart of John’s vision. This book offers a fresh, balanced vision of the apocalypse, one that speaks with clarity, depth, and relevance for today’s church."

Francois sits down with us (again!) but this time we didn't lose the audio file. Francois is the Founder and Executive Director of The Rock on Campus, a ministry that cares for the spiritual and mental health needs of college students. Francois opens up about his faith with Christ and ongoing relationship with post-secondary education. For more about The Rock on Campus, visit: https://www.therockoncampus.org/

*the audio cleans up after the 1:30 mark*

In this episode we sit down with Lori Bethel, the executive direction from London Pregnancy & Family Support Centre. Lori discusses her faith and journey into ministry.

London Pregnancy & Support Centre is a faith based, non-profit community based charitable organization that supports the critical needs of women, men and their families who may be struggling with challenges related to unexpected or in some cases, expected pregnancies. To learn more about the centre, visit: https://lonpfsc.com/

Content warning: This episode discusses abortion, reproductive decision-making, and support services for those navigating pregnancy-related crises. Some listeners may find this content emotionally sensitive.

In this episode, Jon and Matthew sit down with Harvey Katz about his journey from Judaism to Christianity. Harvey opens up about the personal and social joys and challenges that have resulted from his decision to follow Jesus, and how through it all, God's grace has been central.

In this episode, Jon and Matthew discuss the situation in Palestine and try to navigate the issue through a Christian perspective.

(Originally recorded July 24th, 2025)

Jon and Matthew sit down with Bradley Willey, the Director of Ministry Development for Mission Eurasia, to discuss his faith and work with Mission Eurasia.

Mission Eurasia trains, equips, and mobilizes national Christian leaders throughout Eurasia and Israel who are engaging in evangelism, church-planting, holistic ministries, and church growth to transform their countries for Christ.

https://missioneurasia.ca/