Is there a standard of morality, ethics, or ideology that Christians should share? Jeremy and Jonathan tackle this question and discuss a possible baseline/threshold of faith for Evangelical Christianity.

Following the State of the Union address, Jonathan and Jeremy comment on the state of disunion seemingly present in both American politics and Evangelicalism.

In this episode, Jeremy and Jonathan tackle another cliche popular amongst Evangelicals: Everything Happens for a Reason

This popular cliché is one that we hear often, but what does it mean? Does it have to be true?

For Evangelical Christians, the question of identity is constant. In this episode, Jeremy and Jonathan discuss the tendency in Evangelicalism to follow the market as a substitute for the Holy Spirit.

Jonathan sits down with Dr. Kristin Du Mez, author of Jesus and John Wayne, for a brief conversation about masculinity, consumer culture, and Evangelicalism.

Following the previous episode about the Kingdom of God, Jeremy and Jonathan felt it would be helpful to address the idea of salvation for those outside the fold of Christianity. What happens to those in the end that do not confess Jesus as Lord?

Picking up where conversation left off regarding the Kingdom of God, Jeremy and Jonathan discuss the expanse and parameters of the Kingdom of God, and Jesus' mission in proclaiming its coming to the world.

The death of Queen Elizabeth has gotten us thinking about KINGDOM. In this episode, Jeremy and Jonathan explore the metaphor and discuss its usefulness or possible confusion it causes for contemporary American Evangelicals.

Another mega-church personality is involved in a scandal. What's going on? Is there a theme here? In this episode, Jonathan and Jeremy discuss the dynamic of the mega-church personality cult, and the theological elements of this phenomenon.