Asking For A Friend: Handheld; Handling Grief and Loss- Pst Kenneth Olusanya

Asking For A Friend: Handheld; Handling Grief and Loss- Pst Kenneth Olusanya

Few experiences are as painful as losing someone you love. How do you trust God in the midst of loss? How do you comfort someone who is grieving? What do you say, and how do you simply be present when words seem inadequate? As the body of Christ, we are called to be people of love, comfort, and compassion. We cannot shy away from walking with people through their pain. Listen and learn how to approach grief with wisdom, sensitivity, and Christlike care.

Asking For A Friend: Orthodoxy- Pst. Kenneth Olusanya

In this episode, we vigorously refute the narrative that Christianity is a “white man’s religion”. We also answer other questions like: What characterized the early church? Was the canon inspired by God or chosen by men? Why do creeds matter? Do church councils carry authority? And what place should church history have in the life of a believer today?

Asking For A Friend: AI and the Church- Pst. Kenneth Olusanya

With the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has come a host of questions and concerns that the Church cannot ignore. What are the limits of AI in the Church? Is it morally sound to use AI for Bible study or to create ministry content? Should we embrace AI, be wary of it, or reject it altogether?

Asking For A Friend: Abortion; Pro-Life or Pro-Choice- Pst. Kenneth Olusanya

This Sunday, we will be tackling yet another salient question: Abortion: pro-life or pro-choice? When does life begin? How do we balance bodily autonomy and the sanctity of life? In a world of strong opinions, what does God's Word say? Listen and build solid convictions as we search the Scriptures for biblical answers to one of today's most challenging conversations.

Asking For A Friend: Parenting; Rod or Refuge?- Pst. Kenneth Olusanya

What does healthy discipline actually look like in parenting? Some of us grew up being punished severely, and it left wounds that lasted long after childhood. The conversation is not simply whether children should be disciplined, but what discipline should look like in a way that mirrors the love of God. How do parents raise children with boundaries and accountability whilst also being a place of safety and refuge? How do we avoid passing down unhealthy patterns and unresolved trauma to our children? Listen and learn as we navigate these important conversations together.