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Continuing the Finding Our Place in God's Story series discussing what politics are like in God's kingdom and how it differs from Babylon.

Interview with pastor Angel Maldonado about politics and faith.

A discussion with pastors from South Carolina and Minneapolis about race relations and the church.

Discussing the recent cultural events of racial turmoil, protesting, and riots ... and the need to represent Jesus in all things,...

Putting forth a few ground rules for having race relation discussions in micro churches and small groups. #race #racism #culture

Talking briefly about race relations and tension in the world and in the church, and invites honest and respectful dialogue that the...

In this interview with John Eldredge we discuss what life is like in the midst of coronavirus and this gospel moment.

1 Peter 5:8-9 describes our enemy as a lion prowling around looking for someone to devour ... in these current circumstances of isolation...

In the midst of the #coronavirus pandemic, and its continued spread in the United States, the debate is raging about which is going to...

The digital Sunday service at the Asheville Church where we look at Isaiah (Isa 40) and Peter (1 Pet 1) and their call to the enduring...

In my context the eminent threat of the coronavirus (what the World Health Organization has deemed a world wide pandemic , and now...

Exploring what it looks like to be uncaged from technology and live faithfully while exiled in digital Babylon. SE Campus Retreat 2020...

Continuing our "Finding Our Place In God's Story" series, here when finish 'in the beginning' in Genesis 50 and trace a theme throughout...

Continuing the beginning of the story in Genesis 11-12 where we take a look at whose name is being made great. #sermons #Genesis...

Continuing from the Exiles in Digital Babylon workshop in Charlotte where we discuss the nature of digital Babylon and how we can live...

Babylon is both a place and an archetype of collective human pursuits set in opposition to God ... screens demand our attention, and...