Food Trucks in Babylon

Before the coronavirus shut the doors of churches across the States, Patrick and other pastors in the Northwest (Jay Kim, Gabe Moreno, and Gerry Breshears) discussed the pros and cons of virtual church.

Loving our neighbors, submitting to the government, and redeeming opportunities in the midst of a global pandemic. How the church and Christians should respond to the coronavirus.

Self-control might be perceived as confining. However, cultivating this practice leads to more freedom and flourishing. Patrick and Todd speak with local author Drew Dyck about his book, “Your Future Self Will Thank You: Secrets to Self Control from the Bible and Brain Science."

Book link: https://www.ivpress.com/bearing-god-s-nameBlog link: https://carmenjoyimes.blogspot.com/Faculty page link: https://prairie.edu/contact/staff-faculty-contacts/carmen-imes/ 

Author, Pastor, and Professor, Steve Mathewson, joins the show to talk about the importance and necessity of preaching Christ in the Old Testament and how to do it effectively.

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Patrick and Todd talk about the importance, debate, and necessity of seeing Christ in the Old Testament.

John Mark Comer, pastor of Bridgetown Church in Portland, shares about church culture, our hurried lives, millennials, phones, and digital asceticism.

What is spiritual warfare? How do Christians engage with it? Patrick and Todd talk with Dr. Gerry Breshears and provide direction and definitions.

Patrick and Todd sit down with the creators of The Bible Project (Tim Mackie and Jon Collins) to talk about what theories and paradigm shifts have influenced them in their reading of the Scriptures.