There are forces and voices in our increasingly polarized world that want us to view the issues of the day in a binary way: this or that; good or bad. This podcast seeks to invite people to journey beyond the safety of our silos and our egos – to the soul; where we have the opportunity to see things differently.
In this episode, we welcome Sean Rowe, the presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, discussing his early formation in a conservative Christian context, the importance of building bridges across divides, and the lessons learned from historical movements like the Confessing Church. They explore the role of the church in democracy, the need to listen to marginalized voices, and the challenges of maintaining a prophetic witness in a polarized society. The conversation emphasizes humility, common ground, and the importance of a compelling vision of Christianity that transcends political divides.
29 Jul 2026
Ep 25 - Mark Turman "On Biblical Truth"
In this episode, we welcome Reverend Dr. Mark Turman, who is the executive director of the Denison Forum, which is a ministry that has a commitment to and a passion for equipping believers to navigate today's complex culture with biblical truth.
The Denison Forum is an extensive online ministry. It produces the daily article, a daily email providing biblical perspective on current events. Mark hosts the Faith and Clarity podcast, which is part of the Denison Forum. I was a guest of Mark a couple of months ago. He is the co-author of Sacred Spirituality, Reclaiming God's Design, and the co-author of Who Am I? What the Bible says. It is about identity and why it matters.
14 Nov 2025
Ep 24 - Pat Mahoney "On Christian Public Witness"
In this episode, we welcome Rev. Pat Mahoney, a nationally known Christian social and political activist, and an ordained minister in the Reformed Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mahoney is director of the Christian Defense Coalition, a ”national ministry committed to challenging the Body of Christ to live out their faith in the public
Born in New Jersey, Rev. Mahoney attended the University of Dayton and the Faith School of Theology in Maine. His early ministerial experiences in New York City led him to embrace a commitment to expanding the role of the church in addressing society’s wrongs. He began to develop and nurture social programs, and has worked tirelessly on pro-life causes, homelessness, hunger, racism and other pressing issues of social justice from a Christ-centered biblical perspective.
Our discussion explores Pat's engagement in public witness, his work with Operation Rescue, our common work on Gun Violence, and our differing views on engaging other faith communities.
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