Continuing on with our summer series, join Lew as he takes on a new book of the Bible—Ruth! Listen below through Spotify, or find
- Lew Worrad
- July 26, 2020
And he’s back! After a number of weeks of hanging out with people far cooler than Josiah, Andrew makes his return to the podcast and
- Josiah Boyd
- July 22, 2020
Many people today are engaged in the relentless DIY project of personal holiness, busily trying to construct lives that are good enough, worthy enough,
- Josiah Boyd
- July 19, 2020
It’s been suggested that if Canadians want to know their cultural future they need only look to Europe as what is happening there with eventually
- Laci Kádár
- July 15, 2020
Life in a fallen world includes obstacles, circumstances, and happenings that can threaten to deflate, frustrate, and exhaust God’s people. Even the most faithful
- Josiah Boyd
- July 12, 2020
This is an important episode of Word Processing as the discussion focuses on salvation—what it is, how we get it, how it’s related to
- Fred Chay
- July 8, 2020
As our world slowly emerges from its COVID-imposed isolationism, many wrestle with the changes they see and the rebuilding that needs to take place.
- Josiah Boyd
- July 5, 2020
This week on the podcast, Josiah sits down with Val, a long-time member of the Oakridge family and a long-time teacher in the public
- Val Lyon
- July 1, 2020
While in his second letter, the Apostle John warned the church against showing hospitality to the bad guys (vv. 10, 11), in his third
- Jim Rennie
- June 28, 2020
This week on the podcast, Andrew gets a little riled up (that is, righteously indignant) as he and Josiah discuss the implications of the
- Andrew Longmire
- June 24, 2020
Short doesn’t necessitate insignificance. Brevity doesn’t mean a lack of gravity. Today we begin our series, “Biblical Postcards,” in which we are studying some
- Andrew Longmire
- June 21, 2020
This week on the podcast, Josiah sits down with human Swiss Army knife, doctor/scholar/author/professor/preacher Dr. Abraham Kuruvilla who, among other things, has literally written
- Abraham Kuruvilla
- June 17, 2020
God’s people are blessed to be a blessing. That’s been the over-arching theme of the Joseph narrative and its a main thrust of Genesis
- Josiah Boyd
- June 14, 2020
This week on the podcast, Josiah and Patricia discuss the revelation-guided, trust-filled obedience of Jacob in Genesis 36 and 37 and what that might
- Patricia Boyd
- June 10, 2020
The world in which we live is marred by hurt and fear, imperfection and injustice, brokenness and frustration. Some people don’t merely notice this,
- Josiah Boyd
- June 7, 2020
This week on the podcast, Andrew and Josiah have a woefully inadequate conversation regarding justice, injustice, and how God’s people are to respond. There’s
- Josiah Boyd
- June 3, 2020
God’s people have been given a number of difficult tasks—assignments that, at times, appear overwhelming and nearly unachievable. However, as we study them in
- Josiah Boyd
- May 31, 2020
As we reach this dramatic meeting in Genesis 42 and 43, we see Joseph’s brothers emerging as changed men, repentant of their sin. Join
- Josiah Boyd
- May 27, 2020
As the Joseph narrative arrives at one of its climactic moments, the spotlight lands on the brothers. While, back in chapter 37, these men
- Josiah Boyd
- May 24, 2020
Most Christians don’t need convincing that the cross is crucial or that the resurrection is central to the gospel message. The ascension of Jesus
- Josiah Boyd
- May 21, 2020