Recent Episodes:
Right with God?
September 3rd, 2010
The more we read scripture, the more we learn about God. But the more we learn about God, the more we see how incapable we are to do what God desires. The Bible tells us that in Christ we are accepted and made right with God, but how does it all work? Can we ever be sure that we are truly saved?
Gospel Helper or Sell Out?
August 27th, 2010
Our behavior is a key part of how we communicate the gospel. But sometimes how we live obscures the gospel message. Is it ever okay to be flexible with our behavior in an effort to remove stumbling blocks to the faith for someone else? Or is that just selling out?
No Other Gospel
August 20th, 2010
What is true Christianity? What's the authentic Gospel message? Claims and counterclaims abound, false teachings and half truths have been around as long as the gospel itself. The Bible doesn't treat this lightly; it gives us the tools to discern false teaching from its own right teaching. But where do we find these tools?
Justice & Beauty
August 13th, 2010
Talking about how justice intersects with faith is one thing, but as Christians we have to move beyond talk to action. This looks different for every person who tries to make this integration real in their own life. Find out how special guest Jonathan Bradford made justice personal, and how he lives out faith and justice every day.
Justice & Politics
August 6th, 2010
The Christian understanding of justice is not only about right and wrong or fair consequences. It's also about transformation and reflecting God's kingdom here on earth. As Christians, how do we apply this idea of justice as transformation to our involvement in government and politics?
Special Guest: Dr. Douglas Koopman
Justice & Shalom
July 30th, 2010
Today we look at what the Bible says about the goal of justice. What does doing justice look like in various aspects of Christian life? Do our individual acts of justice add up to anything? What type of world will this lead us to?
Justice & Worship
July 23rd, 2010
One of our defining acts as Christians is our worship. It is important for us to gather together as a community to glorify God together. Does Christian justice have a place in this weekly worship gathering? If so, what might that look like?
Special Guest: Dr. John Witvliet
