In this week's episode Aaron and Kevin are talking about Armageddon. And, we're not just talking about the 1998 movie featuring Bruce Willis. Although, to say it doesn't get mentioned would be a lie. But, what is Armageddon? Where does this idea come from? Is it Biblical?

This conversation will ground us in the Scriptural reality that battles are real. Armageddon is a battle site. And every battle on this earth is a reminder that there is evil and we would like evil to end. The promise of Armageddon is the promise that Christ is victorious over every evil. And his victory is ours. It is ours now, and it will be fully realized when he returns in triumph.

We hope you enjoy this conversation.

In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin open up a conversation about the Book of Revelation. It's quite popular in our culture to discuss the end times. Most people will throw around ideas about wars, and natural disasters. You'll see movies and books about the apocalypse or armageddon. But, where do these ideas come from? And, what does having an appropriate view of the end mean for my life now?

In this conversation, Aaron and Kevin discuss that the end of death means that we have eternal life now.

We hope that you'll hear something in this conversation that will inspire you to start another conversation with someone else about the hope that is ours in Jesus Christ!

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin have a conversation about the Reformation. Maybe you've heard of the Reformation, or Martin Luther, but might not have any knowledge about the historical events.

In this conversation, the guys trace some church history that led to the events of the Reformation and the consequences that followed.

As always, we hope that this conversation is enlightening to you and that it inspires you to go and start another conversation with someone else.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode Aaron and Kevin discuss how it was that they learned how to be generous financial givers. They have varied stories in their experiences and so this conversation should be relatable to a number of different situations.

We hope that you will hear something the guys discuss which will inspire you to start another Spiritual Conversation with someone else.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Pastor Kevin is chatting with his father - Harold Bender - about "Money Matters". That's the title of the 3-week sermon series we're currently walking in as we consider the relationship between God, faith, and money.

In this conversation Harold (who is also a pastor) will share some of his life experience related to the dynamic of giving and contentment. These "episodes" helped frame Kevin's understanding - as he has also (though, imperfectly!) sought to apply them in his life. Harold will also share some practical ways to get started near the end of the episode.

Listen and consider your own "money matters." How might God be calling you to step out in faith in order to experience His blessing? What challenges have you faced in this area of your life?

We hope, as always, that you'll hear something in this conversation that will inspire you to start another conversation about Jesus with someone else.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron sits down with Marcus Huff for a conversation on how to reach the next ones.

Prior to working as the Director of Youth and Campus Ministry at Saints Peter and Paul in Houghton, MI, Marcus served as the executive director for the British Columbia Mission Boat Society. He would help lead mission trips into native villages along the pacific coast of Canada. Through these experiences, and now working with youth and college students, he's learned how key it is to build good relationships with people if you desire to share the good news of Jesus with them.

Aaron and Marcus discuss some things to do, and NOT to do when it comes to reaching the next ones.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin are having a conversation about serving others. The Biblical story is one that demonstrates we have a God who serves us. Jesus said he came not to be served but to serve. The Bible is also clear that we ought to serve our neighbors as Christ first served us.

But, what does it look like for us to actually carry this out. Do we always want to serve others? What if we don't want to, should we still do it?

We'll discuss these kinds of questions in the conversation today.

As always we hope that you will take something you hear us talk about and start another conversation with someone else.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode Aaron and Kevin are having a conversation about discipleship. We talk about discipleship on this podcast, but in this week's episode, the conversation takes a turn to talk about the benefits of discipleship during difficulty. This world will be troublesome, even for the Christian. But, we were not created to live life alone or fight through the difficulties individually.

God has given each of us for the other so that we are never alone. This is the blessing of discipleship and walking together with others through this life.

We pray that you will hear something in this conversation that will inspire you to start another conversation with someone else.

We hope you enjoy it!