True North Church

In this episode, we're blessed to have Esther Lee, a news producer at Spectrum News of Southern California, on to have a conversation on how to consume the news as the church in a time where we have all become news junkies. 

In this episode, Eugene and Jonathan Tjarks of the Ringer chat about his faith, his work as a writer in sports media, and how that all mixes together. You can find his personal blog on books of the bible at  http://tjarksbooks.blogspot.com/

In this episode, Eugene speaks candidly on some thoughts of doing justice as True North.

In this episode, Eugene speaks on the challenge Scripture gives us on the idea of privilege. 

In this episode, Eugene speaks on the biblical foundation and meaning of justice for our time.

In this episode, Eugene speaks on how racism is adamantly condemned not in one passage, but the whole narrative of Scripture. 

In this episode, Eugene takes a biblical overview of how the Bible talks about race. 

In this episode, Eugene speaks off the cuff on the issues of justice, church, and simply life in 2020. 

In this episode, Eugene rounds out the idea of praying in light of injustice to fuel our response and witness to the world. 

In this episode, as we struggle with responding to George Floyd and the cry for justice Eugene shares how we can and must anchor that our actions in prayer. 

On this episode, Pastor Chris Davis of Redemption SF joins Eugene to have a candid conversation on the race, injustice, and how True North can respond in a biblical and loving manner to our current national landscape.

In this episode, Jay speaks on the importance of fighting for joy in a disciple's life. 

In this episode, Eugene speaks on the meaning of being "the salt of the earth" and how that should guide our witness and life in this world.

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.