After our first show on spiritual abuse with Dale Fincher, we marveled at how widespread and epidemic this problem is, and continues to be. If you are like us, you haven't realized the prevalence of this epidemic of abuse in the church. But,

Energetic and witty, Dr. Peter Enns is not your stereotypical Bible scholar. He has a gifted way of relating heady topics like inerrancy, hermeneutics, and the nature of God in a way that everyone can grasp.

It was a joy to have David Hayward back on our show! In our first interview with David, we spent time talking about his life, ministry, and cartoons. This time, we decided to dive a bit deeper.

Dale Fincher, our guest on this show, makes a compelling case that some of the largest, most powerful denominations and church organizations have deeply accepted patterns of spiritual abuse - and they may not even be aware of it.

When the story about Caitlyn Jenner broke, we knew we had to address the issue on our show for a couple of reasons. First, it's our belief that Christians should have the most compassionate and caring voice - for all people - no matter their sexuality...

We pick up where we left on in Part 1, answering the question "How do we naturally do what is good?" With our guest, Shane Kuester, we talk about the differences between the way that discipleship is taught in many churches versus the way discipleship ...

During this episode, Ben candidly discusses Undiluted Christianity, the Church, and how to bring them together again. Our conversation with him shows, not only his enthusiasm to see the church be light in the darkness,

Bringing spiritual formation into the church is not an easy task. For too long, congregants have been given the message that only God working in their life can bring about change. Accordingly, congregations faithfully attend Sunday services with the ...

Within ten minutes of our conversation, I knew Brandan Robertson was a tour de force. A graduate of Moody Bible Institute, published author, and a rising voice in the evangelical world, Brandan possess an encyclopedic mind and a servant's heart.

In his book, Persecution Complex, Jason Wiedel challenges the idea that Christians are the victims of a non-religious culture that seeks to snuff out our Christian heritage and replace it with secular ideals.