I’m Glad You Asked: Recent Episodes
Adan Magana
If you have an open Bible and an open mind, and are wondering what a 2,000 year old book has to say about the world today, then I’m glad you’re here. And I’m glad you asked.
The world has recently learned of the passing of Grandfather Mincaye, the saint from Ecuador whose salvation and transformation helped to spur the modern missionary movement. He would often say "I'm walking God's trail." This week, we honor Grandfather Mincaye's legacy as we ask "What does it mean to walk God's trail."
Do we care for the world around us as Christians or as Environmentalists? And is there a difference? "Our question today involves a very popular worldview that is becoming more prominent among Christians today. Environmentalism. Namely, What does the Bible say about it?
Comforting those who are mourning looks a little different in a quarnatine. In this episode, we interview Matt Crosswhite, the Marriage and Care Pastor of Heights Church in Prescott, Arizona. Matt talks about how to comfort someone who is suffering, and someone who is mourning a loss.
We all have newsfeeds filled to the brim with various religious responses to the coronavirus. Everyone seems to have a different opinion on how Christians should respond. Does the Bible have anything to say about it?
We’re ditching tired old cliches and meaningless ”Christianese.” We’re on a quest to slaughter sacred cows in a world where people learn theology from Facebook and hallmark instead of the Word of God. If you have real questions that demand real answers, then I’m glad you’re here. And I’m glad you asked.