When a high-profile church issues a public apology, the ripples are felt across the entire body of Christ. But how do we process these moments without falling into cynicism or blind defense? In this episode, we sit down to discuss the recent confession sermon from Bethel Church through the lens of grace and truth.

We explore why true repentance is measured by fruit rather than just words, how to navigate the complexities of church hurt, and the importance of inspecting the "orchard" of a ministry with a heart of restoration. Join us for a careful, grace-filled conversation on what it looks like for a movement to turn, and how we can respond with discernment rather than judgment.

We live in a world of objective facts, yet we experience a world of subjective filters. This podcast explores the gap between ontological truth—what things actually are—and our perceived reality. While our beliefs may not change the nature of the universe, they radically transform our ability to relate to it, dictating how we connect, collide, and experience everything around us.

Jesus didn't come to offer us salvation as a gift he gives. Jesus came to offer himself; He IS Salvation! Just like the Rich Young Ruler came to Jesus hoping to get something from Jesus, as though Jesus had commodities like peace and salvation to offer. Jesus IS our peace & salvation. We pray all who approach Jesus see Him is the gift and not simply the gift giver.