Kingdom Subjects: Recent Episodes
Pacific Bible College
Subjects of King Jesus, discussing the subjects of His Kingdom. A Pacific Bible College podcast.
Intro music by:Jonathan Ogden
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In a long-awaited episode, Darrin shares the story of meeting his biological father after 52 years and how it impacted his life. From changing his name to seeing himself in a new light, Darrin welcomes us into a beautiful story of family, and God's providence.
In this poignant episode, Drew breaks down his take on attending weddings, baking cakes (iykyk), and how Christians ought to treat their LBGTQ+ neighbors.
In this first part of our conversation, Drew Berryessa, founder of A Living Letter Ministries shares his story: from being a young Christian convert at one point in his life, to embracing a homosexual lifestyle at another. Drew, (now married to his lovely wife Suzanne), shares the ups, downs, and gritty details of a life of relationship with Jesus with a history of proclivity towards same-sex attraction.
Drew gives his listeners valuable insights for representing Jesus to the LGBTQ+ community.
Drews's book: Are We There Yet? Can be found here (Yes, you should get a copy)
Jody, the instructor of "Gender, Marriage and Family Systems" at Pacific Bible College and I talk about feminism, gender roles, and tricky Biblical passages.
Rick and I talk about the stigma around Christian higher education, Calvary Chapel eschatology, and Pacific Bible College.
Pastor of Trail Christian Fellowship and the head of Pacific Bible College's theology dept., Pastor Rick Booye and I sit down to talk about the spoken Word of God.
Kenner discusses the meaning of spiritual formation, spiritual temperaments, and how personality weighs heavily into our relationships with Jesus Christ.
Jered and I wrap up our conversation on the problem of evil, and we discuss what not to do when someone you know and love is grieving.
Author and instructor at Pacific Bible College, Jered Gritters, and I sit down over coffee and discuss one of the most prevalent and long-standing topics within Christianity, the problem of evil.