With so much talk of revival, is revival the answer that we should be praying for? What about when we don't see revival? What do we do as Christians?

This episode explores scientific and philosophical arguments for God's existence, including DNA, the intricacy of the universe, and moral codes. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own journeys to faith and the role of creation in revealing a divine creator.

The hosts talk about overcoming church hurt, the dangers of isolation, and the necessity of fighting for unity within the church.

Jeff shares insights on the current perception of Christianity, the mission drift that has occurred over centuries, and actionable steps the church can take to regain trust and remain true to its core values.

The hosts explore how recency bias affects personal perceptions, relationships, and ministry work. They share personal anecdotes and emphasize the importance of recognizing and addressing biases to foster better relationships and spiritual growth.

Shane shares insights from his journey, including his radical encounter with God, his multi-city tour witnessing miraculous healings, and how his experiences as a police officer and soldier prepared him for ministry.

This conversation covers practical advice, including planning and health considerations, and emphasizes fasting as a way to gain clarity, direction, and deeper connection with God.

The discussion emphasizes the importance of setting aside time to connect with God, exploring different methods like reading the Bible, journaling, praying, and meditating on scripture.

Join Drew and Tim as they delve into a pressing issue facing today's Christians: the conflict in Israel and the broader Middle East.

Drew and Tim explore the implications of conforming church doctrine to cultural norms, the importance of adhering to biblical teachings, and the dangers of syncretism—the blending of different beliefs and practices—within Christian faith.