Jesus often used humor and sarcasm to point out the hypocrisy and error of the religious people in the first century and "@AprilAJoy" from TikTok is using her creative skills to spread a similar use of humor on the social media platform TikTok.

Listen to her spiritual journey and how it's led her to fame on the social media platform and is sharing a very important message.

What would Jesus say to the religious leaders and religious people of our day? Would he approve of our politics? Or possibly point to a better plan that God has in mind?

Paul Swearengin, The Non-Partisan Evangelical shares his perspective through on online event called Wichita Ignite with the UMC St. Mark's Church in Kansas - and Pastor Robert Johnson.

What could an authentic, community-based church that attracts millennials look like? And why hasn't it been modeled better in the organizational, evangelical Church?

Stefanie McDade and Katrina Newsham join host Paul Swearengin to discuss the experience of millennials growing up evangelical, and what the Church can do better to attract this group in the coming years.

Did you know there has been a "war" raging in America since the 1980's? The evangelical church began talking about a war to dominate culture in that decade and then Newt Gingrich effectively used it as a theme for advancing Republican causes in the 90's.

While emphasizing the idea of a "war" for the heart of America might have been good for Christian politics, it left a mark on the Christian Church and the kids growing up in it.

Zach Malm and David Lester have the scars to prove they were young people caught in the middle of the culture war and now they're talking about it on the Veterans of Culture Wars Podcast.

NPE host Paul Swearengin chats with these two to look at how the "Culture Wars" impacted a generation and how they see the future of the Church.

Can We Have Good Conversations About Bad Subject by Unconventional Pastor Paul

Can We Find Truth in Media? Should We Try by Unconventional Pastor Paul

Author and Podcast host Bob Prater ("A Language of Healing for a Polarized Nation" and "A Christian and a Muslim Walk Into a Studio") joins host Paul Swearengin for a Tuesday chat about Christian politics.

Why are we so bugged about a Donald Trump visit to an evangelical Church and what do we see happening to the church in this time in history that looks like a "shaking?"

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As a Christian, just what does it mean to live up to the command to "love my neighbor?" How should that impact my civic engagement. In our weekly discussion groups, the NPE panel discusses various ideas of what people groups today are represented by the "Samaritans" that Jesus pointed toward to his generation and how has our treatment of these people groups impacted the influence of the Church in culture and our ability to share the message of the Bible with the world?

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Why is President Trump's moving of the American Embassy to Jerusalem such a big deal to Christians? How does it tie in with some extreme "end times" beliefs? Should Christians be beholden to the modern Israeli government, or is the Bible exhorting in another way for Christians, Jews, Muslims and people of all faiths and beliefs to live in harmony together.

Listen to our NPE Discussion Groups each Tuesday night at 6pm Pacific.

We talk with Two Christian ministers about the responsibility of Christians to steward the earth.