This is part 1 of 2 in a conversation on abortion. Because this is such a charged issue that's influenced by so many different voices and perspectives with so many competing agendas, it usually generates more heat than light. We do not take for granted that our congregation has a uniform view on this matter, so it's genuinely our hope to have a conversation that brings more light than heat. For us, that means we have to do our best to lay aside all of our speculations to start with God's revelation; to step back from what everyone else says to examine what God says.

A conversation about Caleb's new look, a beverage of choice, and a too-often neglected practice that is a gift from God to us, for our fellowship with Him.

Fast and not so Furious - A previous episode on Fasting walking through Isaiah 58

A conversation with one of our global mission partners, Michael Cody, helping us to think through evangelism, at both a spiritual and practical level.

Get to know Michael and Maegan Cody on previous episodes of Weekday Worship clicking on the links below:

From North Alabama to South Africa part 1 - an interview with Michael Cody

From North Alabama to South Africa part 2 - an interview with Maegan Cody

A conversation about Advent with Caleb very much in the Christmas Spirit, thanks to Kuyper's sleeping and Bonhoeffer's writing.

A conversation reflecting on stories that have given shape to the Christian community this year, the things that have given shape to us personally this year, and whether or not Caleb is a whiner.

A conversation about our Spiritual Practice for December. Paul Thompson is back on the show to offer wisdom and insight from 64 years of meaningful engagement with Scripture, to help us consider why we should give ourselves more than ever to this practice and to explore practical ways of doing so.

A Conversation with a very special guest, exploring how to think Christianly about dying, engaging eternity with our imaginations, and other light hearted topics.

A conversation about the mean streets of Gwinnett County, local elections, and wrestling with the usefulness of beholding glory.

A conversation touching on reformation day, the importance of front porches, and how to respond to dramatic developments and dire circumstances in a distinctively Christian way.

A conversation about bad grammar, making up words, and identifying and contending with idolatry.