Back with another LONG episode exploring a passage to be preached. This discussion on chapter 29 of Isaiah was fun and full of insights for us, and we hope proves to have the same effect on you! Thank you for listening, friends.

Terms like "missional" and "mission-minded" are thrown around all the time, but what does that actually mean? What's the mission we claim and what's the theological basis for that mission? Join us as we discuss the missional nature of the Church!

You don't get to choose your family! And if we are adopted into the family of God, made brothers and sisters, what are the obligations we owe one another in this family? Listen in as we explore what it means that the Church is covenantal!

"Confessional" is a word that gets thrown around, and can have a number of meanings depending on the context. In this episode, we discuss our understanding of how a church is confessional and what that looks like in the daily life of the Church. We hope this gives some clarity to the term and proves edifying to you!

The Holy Spirit is the focus of the conversation in this one: who He is, what He does, and how He relates with the Church. We hope He uses this episode to minister to you!

This episode is the continuation of a series covering different doctrinal aspects of the Church. We discuss how the Church is "Logocentric", looking at it from a couple different angles. This one is deep and winding, but has a lot of gold embedded within it. So strap in and join us on our logocentric conversational journey!

This is the first episode in a short series unpacking a number of different doctrinal aspects of the Church. In this episode, we discuss what it means that the Church is "doxological" or "God glorifying". Sometimes "glorifying God" can be an abstract idea that's hard to really nail down. But if glorifying God is one of the fundamental purposes of the Church, we want to understand how that is accomplished; and we hope this episode sheds some light on that for you!

In ministry, we are bearing the name of Jesus. We are serving others and laboring in the name of Christ, so it is essential that we prioritize our personal character not only for our sake, but for His. In an age that places a higher priority on competency rather than character, how should we weigh these things as we engage in ministry? What does it actually mean to grow in character and how can we do that? These questions and more are answered in this conversation, so enjoy and be equipped, friend!