What happens when Christianity is no longer the cultural default? In this episode of The Method, we examine the external pressures facing the American Church, from secularization and sexual liberty to government, artificial intelligence, and competing religions. How should Christians respond when the culture around us changes? Not with fear or retreat, but with courage, wisdom, discernment, and faithfulness to Christ.

Entertainment is a significant part of modern life, from movies and music to sports, gaming, books, and recreation. As Christians, how should we think about what we consume and enjoy? This episode explores how entertainment shapes our hearts and minds.

Entertainment is a significant part of modern life, from movies and music to sports, gaming, books, and recreation. As Christians, how should we think about what we consume and enjoy? This episode explores how entertainment shapes our hearts and minds.

Baptism is one of the most recognizable practices of the Christian faith, but what are we actually saying when we are baptized? In this episode, we walk through the questions asked of those entering the Christian faith: renouncing evil, receiving the Christian faith, resisting injustice, living in obedience, and continually turning toward Jesus Christ. We explore what these promises mean, how they connect to Scripture and the historic Christian tradition, and how baptism shapes the way we live long after we leave the water. Baptism is not simply a moment in our faith. It is a call to a lifetime of following Jesus.

This week Travis, Jason, and Carter talk about the importance of forgiveness. Giving examples of personal stories, what scripture has to say, and how when you have been hurt by someone else.

Join Travis, Jason and Carter as they discuss the American Dream and what that means for us as Christians today.

Join Travis, Jason and Carter as they explore what happens when men step back from leadership.

What is biblical leadership really meant to look like—and how did we confuse it with either control or passivity? This episode looks at the quiet consequences of disengagement and what it means to lead with responsibility, sacrifice, and consistency.

Because when leadership is absent, something always fills the gap.

Join Travis, Jason, and Carter as they tackle one of the most central—and often misunderstood—questions of the Christian faith: Why did Jesus have to die?

What is atonement? How does the Old Testament sacrificial system connect to the cross? And how can God be both perfectly just and perfectly merciful at the same time?

In this episode, the guys explore the meaning of the cross, the logic behind sacrifice, and the life-changing implications of Christ taking our place.