Mike Erre

Bob Goff, author and founder of Love Does, talks about his new Holy Land video project and how he keeps joy and availability in ministry. Mike Erre, Nashville commentator, explores changing evangelical trends from declining creationism to new forms of fundamentalism. They discuss Gen Z drinking less, shifts in pro-Israel views, and how theology and culture are reshaping faith communities.

Andy Beshear, the Governor of Kentucky and a practicing Christian, shares insights on navigating politics in a predominantly Republican state. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on everyday issues like jobs and health, while using plain language to connect with voters. Beshear advocates for Democrats to speak authentically about faith and to bridge the 'God gap' with voters. Alongside him, Mike Erre discusses the need for compassion in Christianity, critiquing dehumanizing rhetoric and promoting a narrative of shared humanity over divisive labels.

Mike Erre, a pastor known for his Voxology podcast, is joined by Shane Claiborne, an author and activist focused on social justice. They discuss strategies for maintaining family harmony during holiday gatherings amid political tensions. Claiborne reflects on the legacy of his friend, Tony Campolo, emphasizing the importance of the 'red letters' of the Bible in advocating for social justice. They also delve into the challenges faced by churches today and the meaning of gratitude during trying times, weaving humor and poignant insights throughout.

Mike Erre, a teaching pastor at Journey Church and prolific author, joins to explore how we can know when God is speaking to us. He shares insights on engaging with scripture to enhance daily life and the importance of community in discerning true divine messages. Through personal anecdotes, they discuss recognizing God's voice in nature and relationships. Erre emphasizes the need for active prayer and relational intimacy with the divine, reassuring listeners about their agency in navigating God's guidance.

Mike Erre, a teaching pastor and host of the Voxology podcast, engages in an introspective conversation about the nature of doubt in relation to faith. He emphasizes that doubt is not a weakness but a part of spiritual growth, illustrating this with biblical narratives. The discussion navigates the complexity of challenging scripture and the idea that questioning God can stem from genuine trust. Mike encourages a childlike curiosity in exploring faith, reminding us that our questions can lead to deeper understanding and connection with God.