With news of one of our sister denominations (the United Methodist Church) potentially splitting making rounds, Pastors Kyle and Gordon saw this as an opportunity to dish on the decline of mainline protestant denominations in general. What are the primary drivers of this decline? Can we reverse the trends and recapture our once-dominant "market share" of Christian culture? If not, what does this mean for us going forward? If the decline continues, what should congregations start focusing on? All that and more in this episode.

In this timely episode, pastors Kyle and Gordon tackle violence. In limiting the discussion to individual and inter-personal violence, a biblical diagnosis of and prognosis to deal with violence yourself is offered. (Disclaimer: if you have been recently traumatized, we recommend coming back to listen to this episode later.)

You may not preach for a living, but that does not mean your vocation cannot have any less of an impact in the Kingdom! In fact, it might make your witness even more effective. In this episode, we discuss how Christian values and virtues inform and influence the way we conduct ourselves in the marketplace, and what our "calling" means.

The story of the human race could be understood as a struggle to define and exercise authority. So where does our authority in the Church come from? What authority do we as a Church have in the world? In this episode, pastors Kyle and Gordon examine these questions and more in a candid discussion.

In this episode, pastors Kyle and Gordon respond to a block of questions about the necessity of attending church, why God allows bad things to happen, how God uses suffering, and how our faith informs our mental health battles.

This question was bound to be asked sooner or later. Speaking in tongues is a gift from the Holy Spirit that tends to be expressed more in the Pentecostal tradition than the Reformed. Why is that? Well, in this episode Kyle and Gordon dish on glossolalia as witnessed in American churches.

The Church has been around for a long time. The way we practice Christianity today has in some ways remained the same from the time of the Apostles, but in other ways it has changed. In this episode, hear Kyle and Gordon dish on church practices.

In biblical times, people would wear sackcloth and spread ashes over themselves as an external expression of their internal spirit and state of mind. This practice remained in place well into the 11th century, when Pope Urban II decided to add a specific day to the liturgical calendar to receive ashes. In this episode, Kyle and Gordon offer some insights into how you can get the most out of your Ash Wednesday service.