How Do We Know We Are Practicing Humility?

How Should Parents Approach Young Adulthood in this Generation of Cultural Influences?

As children become young adults, many parents begin to wonder if the values they worked so hard to teach are being drowned out by the voices of culture, social media, friends, and the world around them. Have parents lost their influence, or does God call them to a different role during this stage of life? This week we try to unpack this question and hopefully gain some insight as we come to the table with another topic!

Why do People Who Don't Believe in God Continue to Prosper?

Is prosperity a sign of divine approval, or is there more to success than wealth, status, and influence? In this episode, we explore one of the oldest and most challenging questions in faith and philosophy: Why do people who don't believe in God continue to prosper? Drawing from biblical perspectives, real-life examples, and thoughtful discussion, we examine the relationship between faith, earthly success, and God's purposes. Pull up a seat and join us at the table!

Should Babies be Baptized?

In this episode, we examine a simple vut much asked question: Should babies be baptized? We will also explore how faith, belief, repentance, and understanding seem to precede baptism. Come join us at the table as we try to peel back the layers of this topic.

If I was never told about God do I get a free pass to Heaven??

In this episode, we dive into and explore what the Bible says about God’s revelation through creation, human responsibility, and accountability before God. We’ll discuss whether ignorance is the same as innocence, what Paul teaches about God’s witness in the world around us, and how God’s justice and mercy work together. Pull up a seat and join us at the table!

How Do We Know We Are Practicing Humility?

How do we know if we’re really practicing humility? Is it staying quiet when you want to argue? Being willing to admit you were wrong? Helping people without needing credit for it? This week join us at the table as we talk about what humility looks like in everyday life.