Sunday Huddle

What if your language had never had access to Scripture? In this episode, we're joined by Ted Crump of Spoken Worldwide to talk about the work of bringing God's Word to oral communities around the world. Spoken focuses on people who cannot, do not, or will not primarily learn through reading. Many of whom have never had Scripture available in their heart language.  Ted walks us through how oral Bi...

The Bible is filled with miracles, so why does it seem like we see fewer of them today? Does God still heal miraculously? Have certain spiritual gifts ceased? And would seeing a miracle actually cause someone to believe? In this episode of Sunday Huddle, we talk about why God performed miracles in Scripture, how Christians should think about modern miracle claims, whether miraculous healing still...

Does it really matter if the person you're dating shares your faith? What if they're a great person, respect what you believe, or maybe even seem interested in Christianity? In this episode, we talk about why shared faith matters deeply, and it's about far more than simply checking the same religious box.  What does it mean to be "equally yoked"? Is "missionary dating" a good idea? What should you...

What should you do when you have a question about the Bible and you genuinely don't know the answer? In this episode, we talk about how Christians can wrestle with difficult questions about Scripture without feeling guilty for asking them. We discuss why it's okay not to have every answer immediately, and why your first step should always be to go to God and His Word. We also walk through practica...

What should you do when someone breaks your trust? And what if you are the one who caused the damage? In this episode, we talk about what the Bible says about broken trust, forgiveness, repentance, boundaries, and reconciliation. We discuss why saying "I'm sorry" is not always enough, why trust often has to be rebuilt over time, and how genuine repentance should produce visible change. We also exp...

The phrase "church membership" never appears in the Bible...so do Christians really need to formally join a local church? In this episode, we look at the biblical case for church membership and why simply attending church may not be the same as truly belonging to one. We discuss commitment, accountability, serving, giving, regularly gathering, submitting to church leadership, and using your spirit...

Does God Care How You Spend Your Free Time? What should Christians do with their free time? Is watching TV, scrolling social media, playing sports, or simply relaxing a waste of time, or is rest something God actually wants for us? Your free time can be fun. The bigger question is whether you are using it intentionally and ultimately for the glory of God. Sponsored by  Sports World Instagram TikTo...

Do Christians Always Have to Be Happy? The Bible tells Christians to "rejoice always", but does that mean believers should always feel happy? In this episode, we talk about the difference between biblical joy and simply pretending everything is okay. We discuss how Christians can experience sadness, grief, depression, and difficult circumstances while still possessing a deeper joy rooted in Christ...

What Does It Mean to Be Set Apart? Christians are called to be different from the world, but what does that actually look like? Does being "set apart" mean avoiding culture, acting super religious, or simply trying harder to behave better? In this episode, we talk about what it means to live in the world without being shaped by it. We discuss why being set apart begins with our identity in Christ...

Should Christians agree on everything? Some beliefs are essential to the Christian faith. Others are important convictions that may determine which church we join. Still others are preferences that should never divide believers. In this episode, we discuss how to distinguish primary doctrines from secondary issues and personal opinions. We talk about which beliefs are central to the gospel, how Ch...

How can God be one and yet exist eternally as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit? In this episode, we explain the Trinity by looking at both what it is and what it is not. We discuss why Christians do not believe in three gods, why teachings such as modalism, Arianism, partialism, and polytheism fall short, and why common analogies for the Trinity often create more confusion than clarity. We also examin...

Is social media controlling you? Social media can connect us with people, spread the gospel, and give us access to helpful Christian teaching. But it can also consume our time, fuel comparison, normalize sin, stir up anger and anxiety, and quietly become one of the strongest influences in our lives. In this episode, we talk about the good and bad sides of social media, how algorithms shape what we...

Do Mormons believe in the same Jesus as biblical Christianity? In this episode, we are joined by Andrew from Articulate Apologetics to talk about Mormonism, Latter-day Saints, and the major differences between LDS theology and historic Christianity. We discuss why Christians should care about this topic, why using the same words does not always mean we believe the same things, and how Mormon belie...

Do I have an idol? Most of us don't have golden statues sitting in our house, but that doesn't mean idolatry is not a problem. In this episode, we talk about modern idols and how even good things like family, money, success, comfort, approval, fitness, ministry, relationships, or personal image can take a place in our hearts that only God should have. We discuss how to recognize idols in our lives...

What do you do when thoughts enter your mind that you don't want there? In this episode, we talk about intrusive thoughts, anxiety, worry, shame, comparison, lust, and the mental battles that can quietly shape our lives. The Bible has a lot to say about our thought life, from taking every thought captive to being transformed by the renewing of our minds. We discuss why thoughts matter, how they ca...

Is it real faith, or just an emotional moment? In this episode, we talk about church camp, spiritual highs, emotional worship experiences, and how to discern whether something is truly from God or simply the result of the moment. Whether you've had a powerful experience at camp, a conference, a worship service, or alone in your car, this conversation is about how to process those moments biblicall...

What would it have been like to grow up with Jesus as your brother? Author and longtime missionary George Cooper joins us to discuss his book, An Unlikely Disciple, a work of biblical historical fiction that imagines the life of James, the brother of Jesus. We explore James' journey from doubt and resentment to faith, the difference between being close to Jesus and truly believing in Him, and the...

Can I trust my feelings? In this episode of Sunday Huddle, we talk about one of the most common messages in our culture: follow your heart. But is that actually wise? Are our feelings always telling us the truth, or can they sometimes lead us in the wrong direction? We discuss what the Bible says about emotions, why feelings are real but not always reliable, and how to tell the difference between...

What is happening in our schools, universities, and culture, and how should Christians respond? In this episode of Sunday Huddle, we sit down with Dr. Corey Miller, president of Ratio Christi and author of The Progressive Miseducation of America. Dr. Miller shares his story of coming out of Mormonism, explains how apologetics became central to his faith, and discusses why the college campus is one...

Is online church really church? In this episode of Sunday Huddle , we talk about the difference between watching church online and truly belonging to a local church community. Online sermons, worship, and resources can be helpful tools, especially for those who are sick, homebound, traveling, or exploring faith for the first time. But can they replace gathering with the body of Christ? If you've e...

How do you know God's will for your life? In this episode of Sunday Huddle , we talk about one of the biggest questions Christians ask: What does God want me to do? Whether you're choosing a college, making career decisions, considering a move, or trying to figure out your next step, it can be easy to feel like God's will is a mystery you have to decode. We talk about how God reveals His will thro...

What happens when former pro football players walk into a prison pod and start sharing the gospel? In this episode of Sunday Huddle , we sit down with Guy and John Earle from Think Twice Ministries to hear how God is using their football background to reach men behind prison walls. They share stories from their time in the NFL and CFL, how they transitioned into prison ministry, and what it's like...

Mentorship is not just a nice bonus in the Christian life. It is a necessary part of discipleship. In this episode of Sunday Huddle, we talk about why every Christian needs someone speaking into their life, asking hard questions, modeling faithfulness, and pointing them back to Jesus. From biblical examples like Moses and Joshua, Elijah and Elisha, Paul and Timothy, and Jesus with His disciples, w...

Can you still be a Christian if you keep committing the same sin over and over again? In this episode of Sunday Huddle , we tackle one of the most honest and difficult questions many believers wrestle with. What does it mean when you know something is wrong, you tell yourself you won't do it again… and then you fall right back into it? We talk about the difference between struggling with sin and s...

What do you do when your friends are pulling you away from God? In this episode of Sunday Huddle , we talk about one of the most real struggles students face...having friends who influence you in the wrong direction. It can be hard to recognize when it's happening and even harder to know what to do about it. We walk through what the Bible says about friendships, how to recognize unhealthy influenc...