We continue our conversation on radical, Christian love by talking with musician and song-writer, John Mark McMillan.
We continue our conversation on radical, Christian love by talking with musician and song-writer, John Mark McMillan.
How should we represent Christ’s love in the Church? Pastor Kristin Mockler Young from Mosaic Church discusses the tough questions that help us see love differently.
Church hurt to faith restored. Mike Cosper of Christianity Today talks about his new book, church culture, and his podcast series that exposes a church leader.
Josh, Lynne, Joey, and Ciarrah talk about the advancement in technology, cancel culture, and more, mixing a bit of everything with plenty of laughs.
We’re celebrating the 100th episode by sharing memorable moments and talking with Geoff Surratt about working with his brother, his contributions on innovating the multisite approach to church-planting, and his transition to other ministry opportunities after leaving Seacoast.
In this episode, Chip, alongside Joey, and Pastor Greg Surratt respond to the backlash received on social media over Chip’s Seacoast Church message on boundaries.
Despite his career being focused on teaching good mental health practices, Chip drifted from what he knew and paid the price. On this episode, Chip shares what he learned along the way, offers listeners therapy, and provides spiritual encouragement.
The topic of suicide sparks a somber conversation between Jack, Joey, Lynne, and Roy. The four reflect on personal losses at the hands of this tragedy, ponder theological implications, and discuss the merits of the “selfish act label.”
After a lifetime of low self-image and eating disorders, Alexandra Hunt is now focused on healing and finding freedom in her nutrition and exercise. She shares lessons on finding identity, and reshaping her relationship with health, food, and her body.
After losing her husband to mental illness, Amie Patrick has navigated through pain and now shares wisdom on the importance of "embodied faith," the unhealthy allure of social media, and spiritual insight that has given her peace.