Fair is fair, right? Well, that would depend on who’s setting the standard, and fair doesn’t always mean a desirable outcome, especially when it comes to justice. In today’s discussion, Pastor Tom will help us better understand judgment from a biblical perspective and why God has to judge in the first place.

Have you ever heard the expression “miss the forest for the trees”? As believers in Christ, we can easily miss the whole point of devotions by treating them as tasks, rather than time with the Lord. In today’s conversation, Pastor Tom will reflect on what a devotional life looks like and share ways that you can improve your devotions by finding what works best for you.

Many of us fall into the trap of measuring someone’s or something’s success at face value. While that person or organization might be large and well-established, they could be failing at their core mission or purpose. In today’s episode of the Broad and Narrow podcast, Pastor Tom reflects on the importance of community in the Church and why some believers aren’t finding it in the evangelical church.

No matter how much we might try to avoid confrontation, disagreement, or hurt in life, they’re unfortunately guaranteed. While many of them are easy to get over and move on, some of them can put us into a rather unhealthy state of mind. In today’s discussion, Pastor Tom reflects on the importance of leaning on the Lord during trying times and asking the Spirit to guide you on how to grow from them.

One of the interesting things about humanity is just how different each society can be. In fact, it’s probably because of such differences that we have so many different denominations of the Church. That being said, it’s important that the true purpose of the Church isn’t lost on us. In today’s discussion, Pastor Tom will reflect on the Church, what its purpose is, and how we can live it out as believers in Christ.

Chances are you’ve seen your fair share of “NOTW” bumper stickers in traffic when commuting to and fro. As believers and followers of Christ, it’s important that we’re regularly mindful of the reality that we’re indeed “not of this world.” In today’s episode, Pastor Tom reflects on what it means to filter life’s experiences through a Kingdom-oriented perspective.

While it’s perfectly normal, as well as healthy, to have concerns, it’s important that we don’t let them devolve into worry. In fact, the Bible actually tells us repeatedly, “do not worry” and “do not fear.” What is it that you find yourself worrying about? In today’s discussion, Pastor Tom will emphasize the importance of seeking God’s Kingdom above all else, which is a tried-and-true way to put your worries at ease!

Anyone who is even remotely familiar with geopolitics would be hard-pressed to make an argument against the relevance of modern-day Israel; in fact, any attempt to make such an argument simply cannot withstand the scrutiny of Scripture. In today’s discussion, Pastor Pete will emphasize how important it is that we, as believers, recognize God’s work in the nation of Israel and be wary of false doctrines.