The Practice of Theology

In this episode, Tyler talks with Rob and Carrie Strickland about church planting and community development. Listen as Rob and Carrie talk about the church's crucial role in bringing true and lasting development to communities.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Rob and Carrie Strickland about church planting and community development. Listen as Rob and Carrie share the story of planting Highland Community Church and starting the work of Truth Spring in Columbus, GA. It's a story about hard beginnings, trust in the Lord, and a deep desire to see the gospel transform a community.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Keri Folmar about how women can thrive in the local church. Listen as Keri encourages women with helpful ideas on how to experience the fullness of God’s grace as they seek out biblical community with other believers.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Dan Doriani about what the Bible says regarding the work we do and the purpose God intends for it.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Raphael Kajjubi about global ministry partnerships and how they best serve the cause of the gospel.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Elizabeth Garn about her new book, Freedom to Flourish. So many Christian women are exhausted because they've come to believe that God's purpose for them is rooted in what they do, which means they're constantly striving to have somehow done enough. Elizabeth helps us to see that God has a gracious plan for women to flourish.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Springer Cain about what it looks like to care for missions partners. Raising up missionaries has always been an important task for the church, but equipping and sending them is just the beginning. Many missionaries feel “out of sight, out of mind,” which is why a conversation like this is so important.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Jonathan Leeman about the topic of church discipline. Church discipline is not a topic that sits at the top of anyone’s favorites list. That’s because the very nature of church discipline is sobering. No one wants to be under church discipline, but neither does anyone want to have to conduct it. And yet, Jonathan helps us see why practicing church discipline is a loving act that makes our churches healthier.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Hershael and Tanya York about the topic of marriage. Listen as The Yorks share their experience and wisdom about what it takes to cultivate a healthy, Christ-honoring marriage.

In this episode, Tyler talks with Juan Sanchez about the topic of cultivating leaders in the local church.