Lifelong Faith Learning for Adults with Rev. Dr. Pete Jurchen
How do adults learn differently than children, and what does this mean for teaching and learning the faith? Today we’ll be taking a crash course on how to approach teaching adults. Our instructor is...
Faith and Social Media with Rev. A. Trevor Sutton
If you are one of the 90% of Americans who use social media, let me ask you a question. How does it make you feel? Connected? Isolated? Happy? Insecure? Powerful? Hopeful? Depressed? Angry? Today...
Maintaining our Identity in the Midst of Struggle with Alfonso Espinosa
Struggles. We all have them. Whether the struggles you face are big or small, it’s important to remember that these struggles do not define your identity. Our guest is the Rev. Dr. Alfonso Espinosa....
Overcoming Challenges Through Perseverance with Donna Snow
What challenges are you facing today? I suspect that most of us have a handful, or more, of challenges that we are struggling to conquer. Some of these may be short term challenges. Others...
Tips for Christian Leaders and Coaches in the World of Youth Sports with Jim Pingel
The influence of the men and women who coach youth sports extends far beyond simply teaching the xs and os of the game. The hours spent at practice, at games, often in the school...
Poetry of the Psalms with Tim Saleska
The Psalms are filled with emotion, beauty, and wisdom. How does understanding the poetry of the psalms enhance our understanding of the Book of the Bible? How does it help us to slow down...
Healing Racial Divides with Rev. B. Keith Haney
The racial divide in America is frustratingly complex and deeply emotional. As we’ve seen it can erupt into protests and violence. Each side approaches the issue from a vastly different perspective and experience. Today...
In Pursuit of Peace with Dan Paavola
Peace is hard to define and harder to achieve. Pandemic fears, political bickering, protests, financial fears, uncertainty about school, safety. The list of things that have the potential to disturb our peace could go...