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Building on the foundation of the past two episodes, Alonzo and Brian offer practical suggestions on ways to deepen our Christian friendships and experience true fellowship.

We continue our series on Fellowship, looking at the theology that helps create the special bond among Christian friends

Alonzo and Brian kick off a three-part series on Fellowship, the deep bond of Christian friendship that is often longed for but rarely experienced.

How is it that a 2700-year old-story still resonates––and has become a blockbuster movie, earning $1.4 billion (and counting) at the box office? Homer's Odyssey, written in the 7th or 8th century B.C., is the original epic tale exploring timeless themes like loyalty, temptation, courage, and the role of God(s) in the lives of men. What is it about this story that has caused its enduring popularity, and why has it struck a cultural nerve in its latest iteration as a cinematic blockbuster?

Saint Francis (who was born in the 12th century in Italy) is one of the most important figures in Christian history. From a wealthy family, Francis had a radical conversion as a young adult characterized by a yearning to be like Jesus in all things. Brian and Alonzo help unpack why Francis's legacy resonates today.

Alonzo and Justin continue the Saintly Summer miniseries by discussing the life and teachings of one of the most influential Church Fathers in the Western Church.

Brian and Alonzo highlight why the lives of the saints are worthy of our contemplation and the dive into the fascinating life of St. Athanasius of Alexandria

Join us to meet our new clergy assistant for young adults and hear some of his story!

Special guest historian and tour guide Tommy Dew joins Brian for an interesting look at the spiritual context and role of St. Philip's congregation in the American Revolution

Brian and special guest Cheryl Donaldson (therapist, author, and international speaker) talk through the Biblical concept of flourishing, barriers to experiencing flourishing, and practices to grow towards flourishing in our day to day lives.

Following up their discussion in the last episode, Justin and Brian suggest some practices for flourishing in our culture despite the prevalence of the Machine.

Justin and Brian unpack the major points of Paul Kingsnorth's provocative new book about technology, "Progress", and the unmaking of humanity.

Brian is joined by special guest Cheryl Drury, host of the "Crack the Book" podcast, for a lively discussion on new data about the health and attention span benefits of reading, and how cultivating the habit of reading can be a helpful spiritual practice.

Justin and Brian discuss some fascinating new evidence about the Resurrection and help make the case for why Jesus's rising from the dead changes everything about our daily life as Christians.