A lot of issues, questions and practices have united and divided believers over the years. But what IS the Gospel... really; and why is it important to not only define the Gospel but to let it define our churches and our daily lives?

Over half of our students graduate from church when they graduate high school. Let that sink in a minute, then join Jonathan and Dr. David Fraze of Growing Young for this Wednesday Night Conversation. Dr. Fraze will walk us through real solutions we can utilize TODAY to help make the next generation of Christians, as well as anyone visiting from our communities, feel welcome, connected and vital to the family of God.

So much of what we believe about the Holy Spirit stems from our lack of experience and the impact of culture and church history. Join Dr. Leonard Allen, Dean of Bible at Lipscomb University and Harding University Bible Alumni of the Year (2019), as he walks through the history of Holy Spirit theology in the restoration movement and why it is important as we strive to be the kind of people God wants us to be. Jonathan and Dr. Allen will discuss how the Spirit draws us into the Trinity and pours God's divine love into our hearts while sharing personal experiences along the way.

So much of what we believe about the Holy Spirit stems from our lack of experience and the impact of culture and church history. Join Dr. Leonard Allen, Dean of Bible at Lipscomb University and Harding University Bible Alumni of the Year (2019), as he walks through the history of Holy Spirit theology in the restoration movement and why it is important as we strive to be the kind of people God wants us to be. Jonathan and Dr. Allen will discuss how the Spirit draws us into the Trinity and pours God's divine love into our hearts while sharing personal experiences along the way.

Christians only, not the only Christians," might be shocking to some of our parents or grandparents, but not necessarily to their grandparents. Dr. Rubel Shelly rediscovered and rekindled this mindset in Churches of Christ after personal experiences with racial injustice and the lack of unity among Christians led him to ask tough questions and make changes in his own theology. Join Dr. Shelly and Jonathan for the conclusion of a conversation on these ideas filled with grace and humility.

"Christians only, not the only Christians," might be shocking to some of our parents or grandparents, but not necessarily to their grandparents. Dr. Rubel Shelly rediscovered and rekindled this mindset in Churches of Christ after personal experiences with racial injustice and the lack of unity among Christians led him to ask tough questions and make changes in his own theology. Join Dr. Shelly and Jonathan for part one of a two-part conversation on these ideas filled with grace and humility.

Most all of us would say we believe in grace, but do we live in it? Join Jonathan and Kevin Pendergrass at 7 pm as they walk candidly through the trap of legalism touching on "salvation issues," "checklist faith," and the personal satisfaction that comes with elitism.

In this episode, Dr. Joel Anderson, chancellor emeritus of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, talks about his involvement in the civil rights movement and ways we can share in the responsibility of racial reconciliation today.

Understanding and living in a community with people who are different than ourselves takes honest conversations between real friends. Jonathan and Jason Darden talk about race in the church and their own lives, asking and responding to hard questions with love, grace, and laughter.

Spiritual integration, the openness of our hearts through the Holy Spirit, is an antidote to the rigidities, greed, hatreds, and prejudices that destroy our world. In this episode, Dr. Jerry Taylor discusses the need for individual spiritual integration to achieve true racial integration in our communities.