The Bishop, the Concert, and the Church’s Witness

In this episode, we dive into a recent incident where a bishop made headlines by abruptly shutting down a concert held in a church. We explore the context, the decision, and the ripple effects on the community. More than just a news story, this event raises a deeper question: how do our actions within God’s church shape the way others perceive God? Join us as we reflect on the responsibility of the church to embody grace, wisdom, and love, and how our choices can either draw people closer to or push them away from faith. Featuring insights from clergy and congregants, this episode challenges us to consider the lasting impact of our witness.

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The recent spate of pics and memes from the White House are funny to some, offensive to others. For Bible students, those pics evoke ideas with prophetic overtones...

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A Bible study group is accused of human trafficking. And a White House Order creating the 'Faith Office', good or bad?