In this episode, we take a hard and honest look at two of the most divisive issues in American culture today: civil unrest and immigration. From the chaos in L.A. to the complexities of the border crisis, how should followers of Jesus respond? Should Christians protest? Can we support law and order while also showing mercy to the marginalized? What does Scripture actually say about justice, the role of the state, and the treatment of immigrants?

With a gospel-centered lens, we navigate the tension between biblical justice and personal responsibility, between compassion and truth, and between heavenly citizenship and earthly action. Whether you lean right, left, or are just trying to stay faithful in a polarized world, this conversation invites you to wrestle with how Christians can be both courageous and compassionate in times of cultural upheaval.

In this episode, we dive into some of the most common and honest questions people ask about church: Do I have to go to church to be a Christian? Is the church a place or a people? What does it actually mean to “be the church”? And how do I even get involved if I feel disconnected?

We explore the purpose, beauty, and challenge of church life in today’s world. Whether you're wrestling with your role in the local church, or just trying to understand why it matters, this conversation is for you.

In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most profound and difficult questions of the Christian faith: Where is God in the presence of evil? From the fall of humanity to the everyday reality of sin and suffering, we explore the roots of human evil and how it intersects with God’s sovereignty. How can a good and all-powerful God allow evil to exist? What role does human freedom play? And how does the cross of Christ speak into our pain?

Whether you're wrestling with doubt, seeking answers, or just curious about the theological tension between divine goodness and a broken world, this conversation is for you.