God has a history of setting up boundaries for his people. Those boundaries often come in the form of prohibitions or "nos." Does it make life less fun sometimes? Absolutely. But the goal is to make us more like him. If you're parenting with the spiritual maturity of your kids in view, "no" is an important tool in your belt. Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer share insight on the power of "no" in raising godly kids.

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We live in an offended society. Everything is potentially offensive to everyone. So how do Christians interact with others in a loving way? Is every hill one worth dying on? If not, how do we know? Dr. Evan Posey joins Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer for a discussion on these questions and how they impact followers of Jesus.

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If you've lived in the U.S. for any length of time, you've probably heard someone quote this verse. Maybe it was after a sporting event on TV. Maybe it was at work after the completion of a successful project. But does it really mean what people think it means? Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer work to address misperceptions about this popular verse by framing it in context. If there are verses you'd like to hear as part of this segment, be sure to text ideas to link below!

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You've probably heard someone say, "all sin is the same to God." But is that really true? Are there degrees of sin? And if there are, what does that mean for the sinner? What does that tell us about God? Dr. Evan Posey joins Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer for a look at the theological underpinning that helps us better understand this idea and the ideas that flow from it.

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The Briefing w/Albert Mohler

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The debate over what roles women can and should hold in the local church is not a new conversation. But, in recent years, it has landed front and center in the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC). Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer discuss the biblical basis for the position held by the SBC and how churches should make space for women in ministry.

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If you've ever dealt with chronic illness, you know what it means to long for a change. The good news is that something far beyond imagination awaits for those who are in Christ. Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer are joined by author and speaker, Erin Warren. Erin shares how the weight of managing disease in her family deepened her understanding of who God is and how he loves.

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We live in a broken world full of broken people who are inevitably prone to failure. But sometimes those shortcomings hit really close to home and impact us in ways we never imagined. Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer process a recent, real-world example of what it looks like to respond well when people let us down.

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Oreos. They're more than just a clever marketing campaign. They're the quintessential cookie for millions of Americans (and non-Americans, probably). But it's no longer just a chocolate cookie filled with a sliver of vanilla cream. There are now (roughly) 438,000 variations on what was once a bastion of consistency. Whitney Capps and co-host Russ Greer discuss their positions on this most important topic.

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