Elise and Pastor David are jumping into those “other” books that you may find in the middle of your Bible. Why are they there? Why aren’t they ALWAYS there? We hope you enjoy this introduction to the Deuterocanonical texts that are in some Bibles but not all of them.

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There has long been a belief that as someone receives more education they are less likely to hold to faith. Despite what our Uncles tells us at the Thanksgiving table, it turns out this probably isn’t true. This week, Pastor David and Patrick are unpacking what it looks like to be a Christian that values faith and education and how we navigate that world.

Cassandra joins Patrick and Pastor David again this week as the team takes up a new report from The State of Theology. Turns out that the Beyond Sunday Team has a lot of questions about their questions. We hope you enjoy this episode as we wrestle with how our society thinks about God, faith, religions, and more.

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Patrick and Pastor David are joined by Cassandra Nagle for a trip to the Oscar’s! The Team then uses the Best Picture nominee Everything Everywhere All At Once as a launching point for a conversation about the power of silence and our ability to hear differently when the sound is off. Be sure to send in your Oscar predictions and enjoy this week’s episode of Beyond Sunday.

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It’s the final(ish) instalment of our monthly Books of the Bible Series and we are closing with what may well be the most theologically influential book in the New Testament - Paul’s letter to the Church in Rome. This is easily Paul’s most intricate and theological discourse and the Beyond Sunday Team is going to do our best to walk you through the basics of the critical piece of writing.

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There’s a revival happening again at Asbury. What’s happening? What’s it mean? What should we be doing? Join Patrick and Elise as the give the Beyond Sunday perspective on this event that has captured the attention of Christians across the country.

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Mental Healthcare has taken huge leaps forward in the last several decades, but in many cases Christians are lagging behind in supporting and encouraging people who are using mental health services. Why are Christians so slow to get care and so quick to judge those who do? That’s what the Beyond Sunday Team wants to explore this week.

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The Beyond Sunday Team is taking a break from all things serious and taking a moment to sit back, look around, and offer a “State of the Union” podcast. No, not that State of the Union. Elise, Patrick, and Pastor David take some time to reflect on things happening in our world that we don’t get to talk about in a standard episode.

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We’re taking another stab at some of Paul’s letters this month in our Books of the Bible Series. Well, kind of. We’re jumping into 1 and 2 Timothy and Titus and though they are said to be written by Paul, were almost definitely not written by Paul. What do these letters have to say for our modern context? Take a listen and find out!

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It turns out that Artificial Intelligence is getting pretty smart. Passing the Bar Exam, getting into medical school, even cranking out full fledged sermons. So, is a time coming when the work of a Pastor, and the Church in general, can all be accomplished by A.I.? Pastor David is joined by Cassandra Nagle for this conversation where they dive into faith, technology, and predicting a future for God’s Church.

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Dear Parents: You might want to listen to this one before deciding if you want to share it with your kids.

When you think about stories in the Bible you might recall Abraham and Sarah, Noah and the Flood, even Jacob and his wives. But when was the last time you really read those stories? Turns out, there are a lot of weird, inappropriate, and at times abusive, sexual relationships in the Bible. As modern readers, we often either ignore these stories or we attribute them to strange customs that no longer hold sway in our communities, but what we don’t realize is how much these old stories still affect the way we talk about sex today.

There are plenty of reasons to be afraid in this world, but is fear a necessary element of our faith? The Beyond Sunday Team is tackling this question and wants to know what you think too. Be sure to e-mail us at beyondsundaypodcast@gmail.com.

At the start of a new year many of you may be making resolutions to read the Bible more often. While reading the Bible can be a source of growth it comes with a lot of challenges and often times we end up reading the Bible in ways that can actually hurt our understanding of God. This week, the Beyond Sunday team breaks down some of these challenges and hopes to encourage you in your reading journey!

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It’s a brand new year! To welcome in 2023, Beyond Sunday invites you to join us as we dive into Paul’s Letter to the Colossians. And there will be a surprise appearance from another of Paul’s letters!

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‘Tis the season! We’ve got Christmas drinks (spoiler: they are gross) and a host of myths that we all think the Bible tells us about Jesus’ birth. Put on your favorite Christmas sweater and join the Beyond Sunday Team for some holiday cheer!

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‘Tis the season! We’ve got Christmas drinks (spoiler: they are gross) and a host of myths that we all think the Bible tells us about Jesus’ birth. Put on your favorite Christmas sweater and join the Beyond Sunday Team for some holiday cheer!

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We’ve all done it. We read a story convinced we know exactly how it will end and then BAM! out of nowhere comes a surprise. Suddenly, we learn that the narrator we had come to trust had actually been lying all along. Turns out that these “Unreliable Narrators” aren’t just a part of literature but are a lived experience. They present a lot of challenges, but they also invite us into deeper exploration of parts of our life we have always assumed were true.

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We’re sticking with Paul for another instalment of our Books of the Bible Series. This month, we’re getting a very different style of writing as Paul writes to the Church in Philippi.

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Patrick is joined by guest Cassandra Nagel to discuss the difference between safety and peace. Plus, would you want to eat 40 days of rotisserie chicken? We had some audio issues this week but we’ll work on our system for next Monday.

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It’s Thanksgiving week! But the Beyond Sunday Team didn’t want to leave you without some food for thought for your holiday week. It’s a time when many of us are counting our blessings and showing gratitude for the good things in our lives. But it’s also a time when we are confronted with the challenges that our neighbors are facing every day. On today’s episode the team wrestles with the question, “If I am blessed what does that say about the person that is suffering?”

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