Here, There, or Everywhere?: An Honest Look at the Mission Field (Roundtables)

Are we doing a better job on mission in our backyards, or overseas? Certainly a multi-faceted questions with a lot of discussion points to think about. In today's roundtable, Zach and Cody take some time to discuss their experiences on the mission field, what they see in how the Church is approaching domestic and foreign missions, and how we can improve both of these areas of ministry.

The Little Fountain: True Humility (Phil. 2:5-8)

In coming to one of the most popular passages in the book of Philippians, Zach sets up how to live in gospel humility. To do that, we have to focus less on the vicious cycle of application and start focusing on the theology of the Incarnation. That will be the spark to our understanding of the importance of living humble lives. Today we'll talk about the purest form of humility in the example of Christ.

The Little Fountain: The Unified Mind (Phil. 2:1-4)

Charles starts off Philippians 2 with a word on church unity and how it requires a foreign mindset. We are going to consider three pieces concerning unity that are natural to the human nature, but unnatural to the Christian.

The Little Fountain: Granted (Phil. 1:29-30)

This week we are joined again by Charles Hampton as he finishes out the first chapter of Philippians. Charles highlights the importance of the word "granted" in this passage and discusses what it means to have "active faith" instead of "passive faith."

The Little Fountain: Side by Side (Phil. 1:27-28)

Unity in spirit, mind, and body has been one of the biggest hurdles the Church has faced in our society. Divisions and barriers are being built instead of being knocked down. The gospel is certainly powerful enough to destroy any barrier to unity, but how do we get to that point? And is church unity really that important? Zach discusses Philippians 1:27-28.

Know Your Theologian: Dietrich Bonhoeffer (Roundtable)

One of the most prominent twentieth-century theologians, Dietrich Bonhoeffer left behind a rich legacy of wisdom through his books and teachings. Even more so, his life reflected a commitment to Gospel truth, even to the point of being martyred in the faith by the Gestapo of Nazi Germany. In today's episode, Zach and Cody discuss a whole host of topics on Bonhoeffer, including his plot to kill Hitler, his best books, and what we can learn from him.

On Bible Marking (Roundtables)

Some people cannot bear to mark in their Bible. Others have marked, underlined, and highlighted almost every word, making it nearly unreadable. In this episode, Zach and Cody discuss the importance of marking in our Bibles, different methods for marking, and suggestions for reading and study along the way.