Brian is joined this week by Katie Freer, new Director of Women's Ministries at St. Philip’s, to discuss ways to give your devotional life a little jump start after the summer doldrums. Sunday morning worship is a key building block for spiritual growth and flourishing, but young adult Christians need more than that to help stem the tide of secularism that washes over us pretty much anytime we're not sitting in church. Brian and Katie offer encouragement and suggestions for shoring up your spiritual foundation so that you can live into the joy of God's Kingdom throughout the week.

This week Justin is joined by the Rev. Jeff Miller, Rector of St. Philip's Church, and they tackle the unanswered questions from the past few months concerining a variety of topics. Enjoy!

This week Justin is joined by the Rev. Taylor Daniel, Campus Minister for Campus Communion at the College of Charleston. Together they discuss navigating the challenges of friendship and finding a church particularly post college.

This week Justin and Brian begin a new series on how to navigate life's transitions. Transitions can easily be overlooked and are fraught with many challenges. As they introduce the topic of transitions in this episode, Justin and Brian explore how the Bible offers wisdom for each stage of a transition.

How Hymns Can Recharge Your Devotional Life” Jesus sang hymns. Paul and Silas sang hymns. From the earliest days of the church, hymns have been integral to worship. Come join us Tuesday with special guest Bishop Chip Edgar to hear about how delving into the riches of hymns can fire your heart and deepen your worship and devotional life.

This week Justin and Brian wrap up their series on addiction by looking more deeply into some specific cases: pornography and marijuana. As they look at the details of these two common sources of addiction, they seek to practically apply the principles they discussed in the previous episodes.

This week Justin and Brian continue their discussion on finding freedom from the things that ensnare. They revisit the spiritual dynamics going on in addiction, and then spend the bulk of their time explores tangible ways to enter into greater freedom.

This week Justin and Brian begin a new series on finding freedom from the things that ensnare us. They aim to reframe the loaded words of 'sin' and 'addiction' in order bring these concepts down to earth and into our everyday lives. The Bible has much to say about the enslaving power of sin. Once we grasp the reality of the enemy within us all, only then can we effectively begin to find freedom.

This week Justin and Brian discuss the nature, the importance, and the practical effects of wonder in our daily lives. The New Testament is filled with examples of folks marveling in awe and amazement, and while many of us long for such a life, trying to simply manufacture it seems impossible. Justin and Brian share some helpful ways that you can cultivate wonder in your own life.

This week Justin and Brian discuss the most significant week in human history: when Jesus entered Jerusalem, died on the cross, and rose again. They unpack the movement of the week, the services on the specific days of the week, and how Christians throughout the ages have benefitted from following in the footsteps of Jesus during this 7 day span.