Two individuals with different opinions on predestination and free will spark a friendly debate over these two complex topics and bring insight into whether or not a person’s actions or choices are authored by God and if he controls the outcome.
Two individuals with different opinions on predestination and free will spark a friendly debate over these two complex topics and bring insight into whether or not a person’s actions or choices are authored by God and if he controls the outcome.
NBA All-Star Rick Barry shares the values that have shaped him into who he is today and discusses how different the game is today.
Last year, on Episode 67, a panel discussion found the good in horror movies. Now, Lynne Stroy and a different panel of five bring disagreement to the table.
Completely different conversations with people who not only believe the Gospel, but are set on living it out—“in deed and in truth."
Pastor Chip Judd takes great strides in seeking out truth, but with a background of reckless living, it was Jesus who first sought after him. Now, Chip uses the truth of Christ to share the science of mental health and combines it with the power of God.
Seacoast Church Lead Pastors Josh and Lisa Surratt have seen relational fallout in all shapes and sizes. The couple shares their hearts for healthy individuals and marriages and discuss creating a thriving Seacoast staff culture.
Chosen Women’s Conference Speaker, Pastor Carolyn Haas shares her story of God’s faithfulness throughout her life, even after she walked away from God for a time. Now, she and her husband lead Substance Church, a thriving multi-site church in Minnesota.
Atlanta-based hip-hop artist 1K Phew opens up about his journey—from growing up in the church, getting caught up with the law, to experiencing a powerful spiritual rebirth. Now, he's making waves in the hip-hop world.
Known for captivating audiences with his freestyle rapping in public spheres, hip-hop artist Ray Wimley talks family, fatherhood, and shares some tactics behind is rhymes.
For ten years, Peyton struggled with the decision she had made to have an abortion. But, during the Chosen Women’s Conference, Peyton experienced the freedom, rescue, and redemption that God intended for her life.