If we understand the Church to be the regularly gathered body of Jesus' followers, what does COVID-19 mean for congregations?  

We often hear that worship is vertical, meaning that it goes from us and up to God.  But when we gather corporately we can't ignore that there are people standing right beside us who can hear our worship.  Is there an aspect of worship that goes horizontally?  Can my worship encourage the worship of the person next to me?  

We've been through a lot as a world when it comes to being able to gather together.  Is there any point to it after all?  What does this mean for Christians?  

In light of last week's episode, today we discuss the potential benefits that today's Christians face by having a rich relationship with the Old Testament Scriptures.  

There's been increasing discussion on how to interpret and apply the Old Testament, with some people calling for a divorce from the Old Testament in order to understand God differently.  What's a good way to think about this?  

New ideas.  New leaders.  New structures.  Church planting can see all of these new things come to fruition to advance the Kingdom of God.  Bob and Stan discuss the exciting side of church planting.  

As Grandview gears up to see a brand new church plant launch in September 2020, Bob and Stan discuss the merits of church planting in Canada.  

The book of Daniel describes a young man living in a culture that was very different than how God calls people to live, yet we see that Daniel prospers in his spiritual walk.  How can we as Canadians live differently from our culture while still living in a way that brings people to know Christ? 

Pastor Bob MacGregor and Dr. Stan Fowler discuss the question "should I attend a same-sex wedding?".  

Stan Fowler (Heritage College & Seminary) and Bob MacGregor continue the conversation from the last episode and discuss the role of grace when speaking biblical truth.  Topics like being conscious of language, cultural and biblical understandings of identity, and how we interact with the LGBTQ+ community are discussed.