All of the Above

This one just speaks for itself...

Have you ever wondered why sanctification is an ongoing process? Or why it can't just be immediately applied to you at salvation? Well then this is the episode for you! Listen in as Trevor and Aaron discuss the process of sanctification and its benefit for the believer.

There are thousands of new and exciting books coming out every day. Why should we take the time to go back and read books that are often dated, unfamiliar, and difficult to read? In this episode, Jonathan and Aaron share fond memories they have with books, discuss why reading old books is important, and quote C.S. Lewis every 5 minutes. 

In this weeks episode, Trevor and Aaron sit down and candidly discuss the tensions behind decision making about the Ridgewood building. As progress continues, how are we to think about about the building the Lord has blessed us with? Trevor and Aaron discuss both the joys and the tension that this new season brings for our church. Don't forget to check out our sponsor, Confidence Coffee Supply, at...

Join us this week as we continue our church wide family worship initiative by dusting off part 2 of the parenting series from "The Weekly". In part 2, Trevor continues to discuss obedience and discipline and outlines practices that will keep us from "provoking our children".  Don't forget to check out our sponsor Confidence Coffee Supply! Tune in to this week's episode for a promo code for 50% off...

As part of our church wide family worship initiative, we are bringing back a very special two part episode of "The Weekly" on the topic of parenting. In part one, Trevor discusses the importance of obedience and discipline. Tune in next week for part 2!

In this first episode of 2022, Trevor and Hannah discuss the article "Keeping the Faith by Christian Smith and discuss passing the faith on to our kids, family worship, and the pronunciation of the word "manifestation". Find the Christian Smith article here: https://www.firstthings.com/article/2021/05/keeping-the-faith Check out our sponsor Confidence Coffee Supply: https://confidencecoffeesupply....

This weeks episode of All of the Above is a little different. Listen as we pause to reflect on the work of the Lord and give thanks!

This week we are dusting off and oldie but a goodie...This episode of the Weekly was recorded by Trevor in the early days of COVID-19, while time has passed these insights from The Screwtape Letters remain incredibly valuable. 

The Pastors talkback! In this episode of All of the Above Trevor and Aaron discuss the questions "Where does the resurrection of the dead in Matthew 27 fit eschatologically?" and "Are the gospel accounts reliable?" Make sure to check out our first All of the Above sponsor Confidence Coffee Supply at www.confidencecoffeesupply.com. Give the episode a listed for a promo code for 50% off your first c...

The Pastors talkback! As our sermon series, The Crucified King, brings us to the end of Matthew, we encounter the character of Judas, the disciple who betrays Jesus. Aaron and Trevor take a look at the actions of Judas in the Gospels, alongside those of other disciples, in an effort to answer the question, "What should we make of Judas?"

Do you like scary stories? Should Christians enjoy horror? In light of the Spooky Season that is now upon us, Trevor and Jim discuss whether or not there is anything redeemable about horror stories and the pitfalls there as well.

Jonathan and Trevor discuss the book Being the Bad Guys by Stephen McAlpine and the rapid cultural shift that has moved Christians from being regarded as the "good guys" or "one of the guys" to the "bad guys".

Trevor Hoffman and special guest Brian Williams discuss the work of C.S. Lewis as they seek to answer the question "Why should Christians read C.S. Lewis?"

Jacob Whitt makes his All of the Above debut as he and Jonathan Franklin discuss the importance of college students tethering themselves to the local church and how the church can rally around them.

Aaron and Bryce discuss the topic of Eschatology, scratching the surface of this doctrine and the hope and urgency that it provides for the church.

Trevor and Bryce discuss TCGS's church planting endeavor, calling to ministry, and the local body's role in multiplication.

Our resident bibliophiles, Bryce and Sarah, discuss eucatastrophe (or "good catastrophe"), its use in literature and beyond, and its impact on the Christian life. *May contain spoilers to books you should have already read*

Aaron and Hannah discuss joy and how it should permeate the the life of a believer...even when you are sick with the stomach bug or up all night with a 14 month old.

Jonathan and Trevor discuss the story of the Ridgewood property, the process of planting roots, and how we, as the church, should view our buildings. 

Bryce Harrison and Sarah Gilliam discuss The Wizard of Oz and how its reading can incite love for God and a longing for home. Whether this is your first time down the yellow brick road or if you are a resident of the emerald city you will not want to miss this episode.

Jonathan, Trevor, and Aaron discuss the importance of prayer in the life of the believer and steps toward praying well.

You will NEVER guess what we discuss!

This past Sunday, Trevor shared Brett McCracken's wisdom pyramid . What is helpful about this? What does each tier entail? Give this episode a listen as Trevor and Aaron sort through what they found helpful.

Jonathan Franklin and Trevor Hoffman discuss Andrew Wilson's book Spirit and Sacrament: An Invitation to Eucharismatic Worship.