As this chapter of Bible & Stuff closes, Tanner and Glen talk about what they’ve learned over the years of making the podcast.
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Justin Whitmel Earley helps us discover simple habits and rhythms to create a home where kids and parents practice loving God and each other.
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Drawing from his own failures and successes while following Jesus, Jonathan Dodson presents an effective, Spirit-led model for sanctification.
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Greg Lanier explains how New Testament authors used the Old Testament to communicate the gospel and present the person and work of Jesus.
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Author and pastor Sam Storms joins the show to discuss his newest book, A Dozen Things God Did with Your Sin (And Three Things He’ll Never Do). Together, we talk about why understanding penal substitutionary atonement is so crucial.
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Discovering our unique wiring and investing our God-given talents is a lifelong pursuit that requires deep work over time in community.
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Dustin Benge urges Christians to see God’s church in all its eternal beauty, despite the temptation to become disillusioned by its flaws.
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In order to be who God has created us to be, we much destroy strongholds, the erroneous mindsets or thought processes that hinder our growth.
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“What should I do with my life?” Shackelford and Denzel help answer this question with 4 research-based steps for discovering your calling.
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Author Alan Noble discusses how the truth that we are not our own radically changes our understanding of ourselves, others, and God.
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Settling into the Promised Land, the people of Israel are faced with two realities: they can finally rest, and they still have work to do.
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As the people of Israel begin to take the Promised Land, their ability to have a strong and courageous obedience to God is tested. https://t.co/dJJro0sNBW
Andrew Peterson shares how the God of the Garden is always present, working and keeping what he loves—sometimes planting, sometimes pruning.
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