Truth & Love with Nate & Jen Morris

In this Q&A episode, Pastor Nate discusses whether Christians should participate in Halloween and events surrounding it, whether Jesus "preached to the dead" in 1 Peter 4, and how Christians should approach voting.

Pastor Nate and Jen discuss marriage, and how God designed the marriage relationship to work between men and women and how marriage puts the gospel on display.

Pastor Nate interviews regional coordinator for 40 Days for Life, Michael Kaddatz on today's episode. They discuss the mission, purpose and reason for the 40 Days for Life campaign, and how we can engage the abortion discussion with compassion, kindness, and the love of God.

Pastor Nate gives an encouragement on how we, as believers, are called to respond to horrific events like this in light of Biblical Instruction in the Word.

Pastor Nate & Jen answer the question "Is anxiety a sin?" and also give some practical and spiritual tips to help overcome anxiety. Plus whatever happened to murder hornets, and a giant claw machine.

Pastor Nate and Jen discuss whether or not believers should seek professional counseling, what the difference is between Biblical counseling and traditional secular counseling, and the role of a psychologist/doctor in the mental health journey.

Pastor Nate and Jen share some heart and practical thoughts on true Christian hospitality and humility. Along with some light-hearted news about dum dums.

Have you ever wondered about whether Christians should participate in Easter Egg Hunts? In this reposted past episode (from 3/23/21), Pastor Nate discusses the pagan roots behind many modern traditions (even Christian traditions) and whether or not it's OK for Christians to participate in these things.

Pastor Nate & Jen discuss healthy conflict enagagement, using your words to do good, and on a light-hearted note, the great hamster escape.

Pastor Nate and Jen discuss how to deal with relational challenges (in any sort of relationship, friendship, marriage, etc.) with Truth and Love. And on a light-hearted note, dealing with uncooperative aisle sitters.