The Surge Podcast

Isn’t this faith in Jesus thing just some new fad? ​

How much can I feel good about myself for being a Christian?

If we can’t be good enough to please God, how does anyone get to heaven?

Somebody just tell me the things I have to do right to be ok with God?

Are you trying to trick me into moving to Sri Lanka again?

“To be is to do”—Socrates. “To do is to be”—Jean-Paul Sartre. “Do be do be do”—Frank Sinatra. How do Being and Doing inter-relate?

Who am I - and how does my identity fit into the big picture of calling?​

Isn't there enough narcissism in the world without me acting like destiny and circumstance all revolves around me and self-discovery?

How much weight do my church membership, baptism, communion, confession and the life carry in terms of my relationship with God? ​

If I’m just living a better life than most everyone else, then me and God are good, right?

Why might God just leaving me alone to do my thing be really bad news?

Is this stuff I hear about Jesus just an old wife’s tale?

Is there ever a reason good enough for someone to fail to meet my expectations?

What’s wrong with doing the best I can and believing what I think is right?

Why do I believe in things all the time that let me down?

Is there an app that can separate calls I want to answer from the ones I don’t?

How do we respond to those living with same-sex attraction?

How do we, as a church, remain faithful to Scripture in what the Bible says about homosexuality while being a loving and relevant part of our culture?

How do we step into a heroic moment?

When do we follow a higher law, and face the consequences?