Tune in as Jacob sits down with Andrew Wolfe, KCU alumni and current Student Minister at Gallipolis Chrisitan Church (Gallipolis, OH), as they discussed the difficult topic of suffering and how the spiritual art form of lament can help us bring our suffering before God. Also, listen in as they discuss how we may engage people who think differently than us and fight off the enemy of complacency. 

Tune in to our last Mindful Monday podcast, as two more of our Senior social work majors, April Stiers and Nicholas Stierwalt, as they discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on school systems. Remember, KCU students may receive a virtual chapel credit by listening and filling out the following survey:

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Tune in as two more of our senior social work majors, De'Ante Sipp an Connor Hinkle, discuss the intersection of Christian identity and athletics. If you are a KCU student you may receive virtual chapel credit by responding to the following survey:

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Tune in every Monday as the Seniors from the Social Work Department present a special series. They will be exploring various issues between the realm of Social Work and the Faith. This week, Alexis Polinsky and Sierra Poppell discuss the sensitive topic of Human Trafficking. 

If you are a KCU student, be sure to access and respond to the following survey for the Seniors! You will also receive a virtual chapel credit for doing so. 

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Listen in as Jacob dives into something very near and dear to many people, Television! TV has a unique way of bringing people together and invites into worlds and narratives that captivate the imagination. Given how much time many of us devote to it, the question needs to be asked, how should we as Christ-followers interact with it? Jacob explores five broad categories of how we may do so and his personal approach to the subject. 

Tune in every Monday as the Seniors from the Social Work Department present a new series called "KCU Recap 2020." They will be exploring various issues between the realm of Social Work and the Faith. This week, Brianna Shannon and Ndina Mavodza, discuss the topic of mental health across their respective cultures. 

If you are a KCU student, be sure to access and respond to the following survey for the Seniors! You will also receive chapel credit for doing so.

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Listen in as Jacob gives a brief description of his approach to Spiritual Counseling and how we can listen better as people in ministry!

Tune in as Jacob reflects and recommends 10 books that have influenced his faith and ministry in recent years. The list is as follows:

10. Watching TV Religiously: Television and Theology in Dialogue 

9. Truth Speaks to Power: The Countercultural Nature of Scripture

8. The Colorblind Screen: Television in Post-Racial America

7. Speaking of Jesus

6. The Imitation of Christ

5. The Cost of Discipleship

4. White Awake: An Honest Look at What It Means to be White

3. Nobody Cries When We Die: God, Community, and Surviving to Adulthood

2. Reading While Black: African American Biblical Interpretation As An Exercise In Hope

1. Crazy Love: Overwhelmed By A Relentless God