True North Church

In this episode, Eugene speaks on how we've collectively grown numb to injustice and how we as the church can choose not to forget George Floyd and the countless others before him. 

In this episode, Eugene reminds us of the poverty that all of humanity shares in and is in need of salvation from. 

In this episode, Jay reflects on our inability and the freedom of patience in our lives. 

In this episode, Eugene talks on how Aladdin misleads us on how life works compared to Ecclesiastes. 

In this episode, Eugene speaks on the idea of hevel in Ecclesiastes and how it's cynical and depressing truth can give us hope for wisdom and the good life in God. 

In this episode, Eugene speaks on how as we seek wisdom we must avoid folly and becoming a fool.

In this episode, Eugene speaks on our need of wisdom and how Proverbs 1:7 holds the foundational block to grow our wisdom on. 

In this episode, Jay speaks of the eventual burnout we all face and how Moses gives us wisdom to learn and heal our way out of burn out. 

In this episode, Eugene reflects on his transition to becoming a father and how it, like any life transition, surprisingly doesn't change you at all.

In this episode, Eugene speaks on how we're all at a breaking point and how we can endure this lockdown and any other crisis to come. 

In this episode, Eugene speaks on the rise of conspiracy theories during a crisis and how Christians can respond. 

In this episode, Eugene reflects on the murder of Ahmaud Arbery and what the Bible & God describe justice to be in this broken world.  

In this episode, Jay laments and reflects on the killing of Ahmaud Arbery and how we as the church are called to respond to injustice. 

In this episode, Eugene speaks on the silent breakups of community - our friends. 

In this episode, Eugene speaks on how many of us want to "find" community when in reality it can never be found but only built.

In this episode, Eugene speaks of our collective exhaustion from Zoom and what it can teach us about listening and hearing others. 

In this episode, Jay Kim (the Teaching & Leadership Pastor at Vintage Faith Church) speaks on how we can stay connected during a digital lockdown as the church. He also recently wrote The Analog Church: Why We Need Real People, Places, and Things in the Digital Age which is available now on Amazon . 

In this episode, Jay speaks on the guilt and chains from our habitual sins and the freedom offered in confession to God. 

In this episode, Eugene speaks on how we're called to meditate as disciples of Christ not to get rid of things but to fill our souls with the God's truth and love. 

In this episode, Eugene confesses his own weakness of prayer and how we can hopefully build a greater habit of prayer to God. 

In this episode, our guest Antoine Bradford (singer/songwriter from Humble Beast Records) speaks (and sings) on the power of singing with Eugene and shares an original song: Trust in You. You can find Antoine on Spotify  and Instagram . 

In this episode, Eugene speaks on how we can further our spiritual life by anchoring it on Scripture and choosing to see it as a lamp and not a map. 

In this episode, Jay speaks on how we are called to converse and deal with fools especially during a time of crisis. 

In this episode, Charlston speaks on how to spark love in our lives. 

In this episode, Jay speaks on how many of us run from our past and how we can find a secure future on the cross.