No Lasting City: Recent Episodes

Scott Korljan

The author of Hebrews writes "Here we have no lasting city, but we seek that city which is to come." Join Pastor Scott and guests as they discuss what it means to live in this world as sojourners and exiles.

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Scott talks with Dr. Jim Benecke about Abortion and Arizona Proposition 139

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Part 2 of Scott's series enganging the sexual revolution 

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Scott begins a three part podcast series making a positive case for the goodness of the Christian Sex ethic.  The Bible's restrictions on sexual activity are not just true, but good for human flourishing.  

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Scott and his wife Lindsay reflect on nearly 4 years of foster care which came to an end in April 2023.

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Scott gives his thoughts on the recent "revival" at Asbury College in the broader context of revivalism throughout America's history.  

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We are living through a sexual revolution in our country. Things have changed, and it's all happened so quickly. Or has it? In this episode, Scott summarizes the intellectual history that has led to our current cultural moment.

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In light of our current cultural moment, Scott discusses the importance of recovering ancient practices of discipleship for our youth.

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https://www.challies.com/articles/the-missing-elements-of-modern-worship/https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/kevin-deyoung/is-the-new-evangelical-liturgy-really-an-improvement/

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Scott preaches the Inaugural Sermon at Sojourn Church from Psalm 127

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In this episode Scott reveals and explains the name he picked for the church. 

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Scott talks about different ways people respond to Christmas claim: Indifference, Liberalism; Skepticism, or Faith.

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Scott gives a summary review of Bonhoeffer's classic book on Christian community, "Life Together"

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What is God calling the church to be committed to in 21st century America? In this episode Scott begins a four part answer to that question based on what we see in the book of Acts.