World Gone Mad: A Sessions Podcast

In this Sessions series, take time to prepare for Christmas as we hear a thought and song to help us receive hope, peace, joy and love.

In this Sessions series, take time to prepare for Christmas as we hear a thought and song to help us receive hope, peace, joy and love.

In this Sessions series, take time to prepare for Christmas as we hear a thought and song to help us receive hope, peace, joy and love.

Apocalypse and the end of the world are conversations we often try to avoid, but Daniel 7 starts a whole section focused on those topics. So how do these things impact our faith? And how can we think and talk about them in a healthy way?

This may be the most famous episode from Daniel’s life. We don’t want to have face a lion’s den, but we will face troubles. We don’t want to face persecution or oppression, but we want to faithfully follow Jesus. So how can we face them like Daniel?

In Daniel 2, we see Daniel’s giftedness with dreams and interpretations. For us today, we may not expect God to speak in dreams, and our lives may not depend on the interpretation of anyone’s dreams, but we are often faced with the unknown. What does it mean to faithfully follow God today?

We learn from Daniel 1 and four young Hebrew men about how to stay faithful. This conversation leans into the role of community in a shifting culture. How does community shape your values? And, how do you build a community that helps you live differently?

Whether you’re a parent, coach, or family friend you can BLESS the kids in your life. These Sessions podcasts have conversations about how we can help the next generation discover Jesus and the Journey.

In our final episode, Kelli Mosley and Mark Whelchel talk about an issue we all deal with and how we can find health and wholeness after burnout.

Jennifer Antonucci and Mark Whelchel help us dive deeper into identifying depression and moving out of depression in our lives.

Jake, Jennifer, and Kelly talk about what shapes our identity in all stages of life.

Mental Health Professionals Jennifer Antonucci and Kelli Mosley talk about mental health in the next generation, parenting, and connecting in every stage of life.

Kelli Mosley and Mark Whelchel help us talk about self-harm and suicide. They talk about some of the reasons for self-harm, how we can talk about suicide, and help show us a path of hope.

Jennifer Antonucci and Mark Whelchel discuss sources of anxiety, what happens in our bodies, and some practical tips on how to address worry and anxiety in our lives.

Endurance: In the final week of World Gone Mad podcast series, Jeff Kiwanuka and Treyvon Burch join with Lee to talk about what it means to not give up. What does it mean to endure, and how can we model that to the people around us? What if how we endure through certain moments in life can set us up with a better foundation of character, than if we decide to quit too soon?

Integrity: Who are you when no one is watching? Lee Coate, Jake Musselman, and Becca Philip have a great discussion around how integrity may not always be honored in our culture. Why do we put so much value on what we project into the world, and does the way you live conflict with what is going on in your heart?

Lee Coate is joined by Robert and Kaylee Brazile to have a conversation around how culture has changed the idea of what submission is. Sharing from their own experiences, they dive into how the word submission can be seen in a positive light. Does the biblical context of “submission” even translate to us, 2,000 years later?

Identity: Torrie Sorge, Luc DiMarzio and Lee Coate will be having a conversation around why having an identity is important to life. Why do people seek out an identity? Is “identity in Christ” just a confusing christian phrase we throw out to sound cool?

Hope: Aaron Hofman, Derek Beauchamp, and Lee Coate are talking about what it actually can look like when bringing a perspective of hope into every day life. How can we have hope when there is so much chaos in the world?