Kingdom Conversations Quadcast

We discuss rest, what gives us rest, what doesn't. Rest is something that we all need but typically sacrifice when something else comes up. And we tackle the biggest question of all, How do you take an actually restful vacation?

Love is in the air! It may be painfully cold outside but it's warm in our hearts. Join us as we discuss all things Valentine and edge our way closer to the point of it all.

Why do we tend to shun sex and not violence? America is a culture that glorifies violence and we look at some of the ways violence is consistently overlooked and often times applauded. We share how viewing sex or violence effects us as we sleep, and more. We do realize this is way too big of a topic to concur in a day, but we'll do our best!

Halloween is a night of candy and dress up, but it is also a high holy day for many pagans and satanists. So, how far should Christians go in participating in Halloween. Join the Quadcast as they try to find their place in Halloween as citizens of The Kingdom of God.

With Halloween just around the corner the crew talks about their own experiences with demonic encounters as well as share stories from people they know. Witches are real, demons are real, ghosts are real, proceed with caution.

Curtis talks with Brenda Patton a licensed independent social worker. We discuss the importance of getting comfortable with being uncomfortable and emotional maturity.

We conclude our conversation on Lust v Attraction with a conversation about same sex attraction. Is same sex attraction a sin all by itself? If not, When does it become a sin? All this and more, listen now!

Where is the line? What is it that takes our attractions into a dark, selfish place? There is no easy answer, but lets wrestle this one out in a civilized manner. Shall we?

If you are a Christian, then what you believe about the Bible should dictate your views and your stance on all other life and social issues. Join us as we explore our various views on the Holy Text and, despite our differences, find common ground on one of the most pivotal subjects in the Christian faith. The Bible.

We conclude our series on the Spiritual Disciplines by discussing what it means to meditate as a Christian. Meditation is not a common practice among Christians and we will discuss why we believe that should change. We give examples of some ways we can meditate and not be caught up in Buddhism, and share testimonies of how we have encountered God during times of meditation. www.kin