This Is The Good Life

A “Good Church” is filled with people who have allowed God to incorporate them into His story. Steve and Dean talk about how the people of God “re-present” the story of God.

A church is not a gym—we do not just share space, time, and language—it is a community. Steve and Dean share how God binds churches together as the people of God.

Christianity has its own language and way of speaking. Steve and Dean talk about how a “Good Church” speaks the language of God—only in English…don’t worry, no Hebrew, Greek, or speaking in tongues required.

God is making all things new and that includes time. Steve and Dean discuss how the church “redeems time” through its observations and practices.

What makes a space a “church”? A cross, a pulpit, pews? Steve and Dean talk about the need for “Christian spaces” that reflect the Kingdom of God.

Steve and Dean kick off a new “mini-season” with a six-part series on what makes a good church a “Good Church”.

Steve and Dean are joined by their producer and confessed Millennial, Jonas as they wrap up this season on heretics with a further conversation on what it means to be a Christian.

Following the example of G.K. Chesterton, Steve and Dean finish up their conversation on heretics with a conversation on what it means to be orthodox.

To insure they have offended every friend they have left, Steve and Dean discuss how the “Good Person” is, in fact, a heretic.

Steve and Dean turn to the dominant moral philosophy of our present age, Emotivism, and how it has erased the entire concept of heresy and heretics, which makes it one of the most dangerous of all heresies.