Pastor Adam declares we have been trained in the myth of redemptive violence, but Jesus’ words lead us to embrace nonviolent Christianity.

Pastor Adam dives into the mailbag, gathers mail from readers and answers a wide range of important questions in this episode.

Pastor Adam offers an explanation of why Christian Nationalism is not Christian then examines its long history in the US and other nations.

While religion can often seem burdensome and joyless, Pastor Adam offers recommendations on how to hold onto the joy Jesus promises.

Adam Ericksen explains why Christians should stop believing in Jesus and start doing what he asked by following him.

Pastor Adam’s guest, former police officer Micheal Garcia, discusses policing in the US and its need for accountability and better training.

Pastor Adam Ericksen explains how we imitate others consciously and unconsciously, even our enemies. He offers a model of love and inclusion.

On the day of their anointing, the powerful Hebrew kings were called son of God. Through his life, Jesus transforms our understanding of God.

Pastor Adam explains how the Bible is antifascist, opposing power and holding kings accountable for their indifference to the poor.

When pondering how the parables of Jesus can guide us in these disconcerting times, Lindsey Paris-Lopez discovers a new call to hope and determined action.