Jay Medenwalt and Ashly Bartel join the show to talk about the role of personality tests in the process of discipleship alongside their positive and negative influences in Christian discourse. 

In this episode, I outline some of the things I struggle with in my faith even up to this day. I also reflect on a small piece of the sermon from my Church this morning and offer some commentary on the meaning of the Christian Faith. Living a good life isn't the goal... it's a byproduct of loving and honoring God. 

In this Episode, originally recorded for a small college Bible study, I am joined by Dr. Benjamin Voth an associate professor of Rhetoric at SMU.

In this Episode Mike Winter from CBMC joins us to discuss a few practical tips and helps dismantle some misunderstandings about what sharing the Gospel looks like when Christians work in the market place.

In this Episode Amy and I discuss how Christians can be more charitable and responsible with their engagement in discussions with both believers and Non-believers. Especially when sex is part of the conversation.

In This Episode, Dr. Stephen Rankin joins us to discuss sacredness and secular life with advice for pastors and college students alike.

In this episode, Amy Davison Joins us again to discuss how the Culture's view of sex and sexuality has impacted the church.

In this Episode of the In Step With God Podcast, Phil Carlson a friend and mentor in my life joins us to talk about CBMC, Discipleship, and many other things.

In this episode of the In Step With God Podcast, Amy Davison from Mama Bear Apologetics joins us to discuss the relationship between, culture, theology, and sex. She will be with us for two more episodes as we continue to unpack the topic and look at practical steps we can be taking in our communities.

In this episode of the In Step With God Podcast, Jay Medenwaldt joins us to talk about Psychology, The Enneagram, and Faith. He provides so much wisdom, and a lot of good information about both the benefits and downsides of the Enneagram and offers a few reasons why he thinks it shouldn't be used as heavily as it is, offering alternatives along the way.