Conduit Church Podcast

Rough Waters, Real Jesus: w/ Darren Tyler

Following up on last week's episode, we continue to examine the fallout from the Charlie Kirk assassination. This week, we explore the powerful revival taking hold among the nation's youth and the conflicted response from our political leaders, specifically around forgiveness.

In light of last week's assassination of Charlie Kirk, we're dedicating time to a crucial discussion. We'll be processing the event, examining the conflicting ideologies that are influencing young people today, and addressing the various conspiracy theories that have emerged. Additionally, we'll confront the claims being made about Charlie Kirk that are used to rationalize his murder. We point back to the importance of equipping and readying ourselves as Christians for such a time as this.

The Turning Point w/ Darren Tyler

Summer Parables: Luke 15:8-10 w/Darren Tyler

The God Who Throws A Party, Luke 15:1-7 w/Darren Tyler

Summer Parables: The Rich Fool w/Dr. Easley

In this 200th episode of the Deeper Podcast, we dive into Jesus's most perplexing parable, the shrewd manager (Luke 16), and unlock its surprising wisdom about generosity. This episode explores what it truly means to be a good steward of our resources for eternal impact. We'll also tackle the philosophical question of whether we own our possessions or our possessions own us, drawing from the insights of Leo Tolstoy. The conversation is grounded in practical wisdom from the book When Helping Hurts, helping us understand how our approach to generosity can lead to genuine, lasting change.

Who’s In Your Wallet: Luke 1:1-15 w/Darren Tyler

In this episode, we explore the profound difference between empathy and compassion through the timeless lens of the Good Samaritan. We unpack how empathy—truly feeling another’s pain—can become the spark that moves us toward compassion, which is love in action. But we also sound a cautionary note: empathy without healthy boundaries can turn toxic, leaving us overwhelmed, burnt out, or even numb to suffering. Using the Samaritan’s example, we discuss how to channel empathy into meaningful, restorative action while guarding against emotional fatigue that can lead to apathy. Whether you’re a caregiver, leader, or simply someone who wants to love others well, this conversation will help you cultivate a heart that feels deeply and acts wisely.