Boggy Talk

In this episode of our series on Difficult People we discuss different types and levels of conflict and how to work towards resolution in a way that honors Christ.

It's inevitable that we are around people we find to be 'difficult.' In this episode we talk about challenges that come from different personalities, and how to honor Christ in those relationships.

Jesus' resurrection is the center of Christianity. In this episode we discuss the historicity of the resurrection, theories that try to explain it away, and why we can trust that it indeed did happen.

In this episode we discuss the common obejction that often Christians can be hypocritcal and not very much like Christ.

​In this episode we discuss the often expressed objection to faith of how a good God can allow suffering and evil.

Talking about hell makes us all a little bit uneasy. In this episode we address the common objection of how God can be loving and good yet send people to hell.

​In this episode we discuss many peoples assumption that science and the Bible are at odds with each other.

​In this episode of Boggy Talk we discuss the common objection that the Bible is outdated, not-relevant, and is oppresive to people desiring to live in their freedom as humans.

​In this episode we discuss how we got the Bible and why we can trust it as authority.

​In this Valentine's Week episode, we are joined by Mark and Robin Nelson as we discuss God's design of 'living sent' and how marriage can be both a conduit and a roadblock for this mission.

​In this episode we discuss pluralism and its impact on how we interact with those who hold differing worldviews that us.

​In this episode we discuss modernism and its impact on thought and practice within the church with special guest, Rev. Chuck Hartness.

​In this episode we look at concerns from the past, concerns moving forward and how this impacts the mission of the church as we as a nation inaugurate a new President.

In this episode we discuss how our desire for 'what works for me' hinders the true 'best' of what God wants for us and ultimately hinders Christians and the church from living on mission.

In this episode we discuss how our desire for autonomy and independence hinders the church and ultimately is not reflective of the image of God we are created in.

In a year full of the unexpected, there is still a lot to celebrate. In this episode we look back at 2020 and talk about setting goals in the New Year.

So much of our weariness is because we are overly busy. In this episode we discuss the weariness of 'busy' and practical ways to 'un-busy.'

​Grief can hit us at any time, but it can be especially strong during the holidays. In this episode Leah Brown joins us to talk about the experience of grief and finding peace even in the hardest of times.

​Two ways we find ourselves weary, especially in the Christmas season are comparison and expectations. In this episode we discuss the ways comparison and expectations can be joy robbers and some practical steps to take to keep them from robbing you.

Coming to the end of 2020, everyone is weary. In this episode, the first of a 4-part sereis, 'Holidazed,' we talk about one of those sources of weariness, our perceived need to have more 'stuff.'

​In this episode we discuss foster care and adoption from a mom's perspective with Christie Ross and Christy Wyatt.

​In this episode we discuss engagement in foster care and adoption and how motives matter. As pastors whose families have been formed and grown through adoption and foster care, James and Justin discuss the impact of engaging in deep brokenness is complicated and messy, but ultimately worth it.

In this episode we discuss why and how Christians can engage in caring for children in need of families, including practical steps for individuals and churches.

​In this episode we answer listener submitted questions related to God and Country.

​In this episode we talk about God and Country with Dean Inserra, Pastor of City Church, Tallahassee and author of the book ‘The Unsaved Christian.’