Gossip is such a tempting sin that sometimes we do it without even noticing! Here are 3 times that might happen how to avoid it.
Author: Dale Chamberlain
Clearly, I Went To Seminary (Podcast Episode 20)
Prosperity preaching is a major part of American Christianity, but its message is dangerously deceptive. In this episode, we discuss the prosperity gospel movement and why it's so dangerous.
Why Christians Should Have Nothing To Do With Conspiracy Theories
Conspiracy theories often tell fantastical narratives with very little corroborating evidence. Yet so many Christians believe them. Here's why that needs to change.
Samson Was A Meathead (Podcast Episode 19)
Moral failures in leadership are painful. But at the same time they're common. So in this episode of the podcast, we explore why that is and how to respond when a leader falls.
Clean Out Your Fridge (Podcast Episode 18)
Minimalism is a growing trend, particularly among young people. But what does the bible have to say about it? This week on the podcast, we dive in to see.
4 Ways To Embrace The Suck Of 2020
2020 has been a tough year. But spiritual endurance is such an important part of following Jesus. So here are 4 ways to "embrace the suck" in 2020.
I’m Not Going To Yuck Someone Else’s Yum (Podcast Episode 17)
Almost half of millennial evangelicals believe it's wrong to try and convert others to Christianity. In this episode of the podcast, we explore why that is, as well as a better way forward.
Better Than Dry Chicken (Podcast Episode 16)
On this episode of the podcast, we continue our discussion on the bible by tackling questions of biblical authority, translations, and study tips.
5 Evil Things That Some Christians Are Calling Good
Most people have good intentions and would never knowingly do something evil. But here are 5 ways Christians' actions don't always line up with their intentions and we call things good when they're actually evil.
Goodniiight (Podcast Episode 15)
For the next two weeks on the podcast, we'll explore how we know we can trust the bible. This week, we talk about something called textual criticism and how it helps us know that the bible says now what it said at the time of its writing.