This is the first episode on Kevin Nye's book on homelessness called Grace Can Lead Us Home. Here we look at the Christian imperative to recognize the humanity in homeless people. Doing this for ourselves and within society is the first step to building support to end homelessness.

In this episode, we look to Amos for God's view of the state and his standards the state is asked to uphold.

This week, we take a look at the role of hope in Christianity.

On this week's episode, we focus on the way in which our children are suffering in America.

In today's episode, we'll talk about the recent mass-shooting in Buffalo, some history related to Replacement Theory, and the way in which Jesus calls us to act in love for one another.

We're back! This episode is a reboot of the podcast, and we're kicking this off with an explanation of the i1seventeen mission statement along with an examination of some of the scripture that demonstrates the importance of working toward peace and shalom within community.

Caylen sits down with Pastor Lois Waters and her husband Don to discuss the legacies of Congressman John Lewis and Rev. C.T. Vivian.

This week, we look at a corruption scandal down in Mississippi and the importance of strong leadership in government to create justice.

This week we examine the disparity between communities affected by COVID-19 and how that demonstrates greater issues in our society.

This week, we talk about hunger and our responsibilities to contribute to the betterment of ALL mankind.