A podcast about faith, culture, and wise living. One of the most pressing questions facing the American Church today is how to be a faithful Christ-follower in the midst of secularism inside and outside of the church. Kyle and Lane, two best friends and devoted Christians discuss what living a Spirit-led life could look like in different areas of American culture from politics and media to sexuality, race, and beyond.
Jesus calls his followers to take up their cross and follow him. But what does that look like in a culture that has reduced the cross to a piece of jewelry and avoids pain at all costs? Lane and Kyle discuss what bearing one's cross might look like in the life of a disciple today.
After a stretch of hard seasons, Kyle and Lane took some time to reflect on what being faithful truly means. This episode was recorded a little under a month ago but seems more true today than it was then. Waiting is only a comforting term when the promise is realized but until then faithfulness must persist. We explore this concept in a spontaneous and conversational episode this week on twelve: thirty-two.
If you have any questions email us at:
Twelve.32podcast@gmail.com
Comment on our website
In times of drudgery and unfulfilled promises, God is still present. Recognizing his presence can be a challenge but he is still there.
How do we, as Christians, look at situations of moral failure in leadership and seek God's justice for the oppressed and the oppressor? Kyle and Lane take a look at God's desire for justice for the least of these, humility for Christians in leadership, and the importance of accountability for all people. In part 1 Kyle and Lane addressed moral failures in leadership, and in this episode, they continue that discussion with more specifics toward the victims and accountability.
For more information and to help continue this discussion:
Check out the blog and engage in the discussion at: 1232podcast.wordpress.com
For questions, comments, or topic ideas email us at: twelve.32podcast@gmail.com
With scandals involving Christian leaders becoming more and more prominent, Kyle and Lane take a look at what is required of Christian leaders and the importance of remaining accountable before others and God.
For more information on the Ravi Zacharias report check out this article from Christianity Today: https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2021/february/ravi-zacharias-rzim-investigation-sexual-abuse-sexting-rape.html
For questions, comments, or topic ideas email us at: twelve.32podcast@gmail.com
Season 1. Episode 1. Introduction to who we are and what we want to do. Lane and Kyle discuss what the podcast is all about, where the name comes from, and what they are setting out to talk about.