That's a Good Question

How do Christians effectively fight and win spiritual battles? In the latest episode of *That’s a Good Question*, John and Logan delve into the practical tools God provides through the armor of God, as outlined in Ephesians 6. They explore each piece of armor—from the belt of truth to the sword of the Spirit—emphasizing everyday faithfulness and the importance of knowing God’s Word. This conversation not only addresses spiritual resilience but also offers insights on mental health, encouraging believers to seek support while remaining grounded in Scripture. Discover how to live out the victory Christ has already won! Chapters (00:00:08) - That's A Good Question(00:02:05) - The Spiritual Battle(00:05:57) - Know Your Bible(00:08:43) - The Breastplate of Righteousness(00:12:11) - Part 3 of Confession(00:14:23) - The Shield of Faith(00:18:01) - What is the Shield of Faith(00:19:24) - The Helmet of Salvage(00:20:38) - Spiritual Warfare(00:23:27) - How Does Mental Health Contribute to Spiritual Warfare?(00:24:37) - Mental Health and Spiritual Warfare(00:28:25) - Physical and Spiritual Warfare(00:28:58) - Why Don't We See People Cast Out Demons in the New Testament(00:30:24) - The power of spiritual warfare(00:32:39) - That's Good Question

What is spiritual warfare, and how should Christians approach it? In the first episode of "That’s a Good Question," hosts John and Logan delve into this vital topic, navigating the fine line between obsession and ignorance. They explore the subtle ways Satan operates in our modern world, emphasizing the importance of the armor of God from Ephesians 6. With insights from Scripture and C.S. Lewis, they equip listeners to confront lies with truth. Join the conversation as they tackle listener questions about God’s sovereignty, the authority of Christ, and the ongoing reality of spiritual battles today. Chapters (00:00:08) - That's A Good Question(00:02:58) - Spiritual Battle-(00:05:41) - Do You Think Most People Have Had A Spiritual Experience?(00:10:09) - All the Trials of Satan(00:14:08) - Satan's weapons in spiritual warfare(00:16:22) - Put on the Armor of God(00:21:20) - Other Books You Should Read to Win the Spiritual War(00:23:02) - Why Does God Allow the Spiritual Battle to Continue?(00:25:19) - Could God Bring the World to Its End?(00:27:04) - Do Christians Have Authority Over Demons?(00:28:04) - Does Satan Know Who the Antichrist Is?(00:29:53) - “Many Antichrists Have Come”(00:30:47) - Have We Encounter People Who Are Demon Possessed?

In this second episode on Christian Nationalism, we dive deep into the intersection of faith and politics, unraveling the compelling reasons behind the appeal of Christian nationalism among believers. This episode of "That’s a Good Question" challenges us to consider how Christians can engage in the political arena while remaining true to their biblical values. Join us as we discuss the vital role of the church in public life, emphasizing the importance of keeping Jesus at the forefront of our actions. Discover how to navigate these complex issues with faithfulness and civic responsibility in today’s culture. Chapters (00:00:08) - That's a Good Question(00:00:55) - What Is Attractive About the Term Christian Nationalist?(00:05:29) - "He's saying all these ungodly things..."(00:06:23) - Christian Nationalists: What Does It Look Like to Engage in(00:10:05) - Christian Nationalism(00:12:12) - Questions about Christian Nationalism(00:13:38) - Christian Nationalists: How Should the Church Engage?(00:14:18) - What is the role of the church?(00:17:16) - Is it Wrong to Have an American Flag Flying in Your Home?(00:21:36) - Responding to Others with Grace(00:24:06) - Six Questions for Christian Nationalists(00:25:53) - What is the Historical Example of the Political Order in America?(00:29:44) - Protestants' support of the federal government(00:30:19) - Christian worldviews and politics(00:33:36) - Paul's advocacy for public life

In the first episode of our two-part series, join host Jon Delger and Family Pastor Logan Bailey as they delve into the often-misunderstood concept of Christian Nationalism. What does it truly mean, and why are so many Christians labeled as such? This enlightening conversation tackles common misconceptions and explores how these labels influence today’s cultural and political landscape. Discover practical guidance for responding to accusations with clarity, conviction, and humility. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of a term that shapes the discourse around faith and politics in our society. Chapters (00:00:08) - Christian Nationalism: What Is It?(00:02:10) - White Christian Nationalism(00:06:37) - Nationalism: The Extremes(00:09:53) - What are the Alternatives to Nationalism?(00:14:35) - Christian Nationalism: Is It a Movement?(00:18:14) - Are We a Christian Nation?: Christian Nationalists(00:20:16) - Separation of Church and State in America(00:24:56) - Should Christians Get Involved in Politics?(00:30:06) - Separation of Church and State(00:30:42) - Should You Be a Christian Nationalist?

In a world full of questions, God’s truth remains unshaken. In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, take a deeper look at some of the most significant objections to Christianity —questions surrounding the Bible’s morality, the relationship between science and Scripture, and the inerrancy of God’s Word. These aren’t just theoretical discussions; they’re conversations that shape how people see faith today. Join us as we continue the conversation and explore how the gospel offers clarity and confidence when our faith is under fire. Chapters (00:00:08) - That's A Good Question(00:01:33) - Responding to People Who Are Hurt by the Church(00:05:50) - 7 Day Creation Timeline(00:11:20) - Can Christians Believe in Micro-Evolution?(00:16:44) - Christian perspectives on science(00:17:39) - Do You Think the continents Were Together At One Time? or Were(00:18:50) - Other Resources for Science and Christianity(00:21:00) - On Homosexuality in the Bible(00:25:24) - Only the Jews Are Going to Heaven(00:28:16) - Why Don't More People Fully Submit to the Full Authority of Scripture(00:32:38) - QUESTIONS FOR SAT. 1

Bitterness is easy to hide but hard to shake. Left unaddressed, it seeps into our hearts, poisons our relationships, and blinds us to God’s grace. In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Multiplication Pastor, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, take an honest look at bitterness — where it takes root, how it silently shapes our lives, and how the gospel offers the only true path to freedom and healing.

Pride hides in plain sight. It creeps into our thoughts, our relationships, and even our faith — often without us realizing it. In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Multiplication Pastor, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, take an honest look at the roots of pride, how it shows up in our own lives, and what it means to bring it into the light of the gospel. Together, we’ll explore how humility is not weakness but freedom, and how Christ calls us to lay down our pride so we can walk in true dependence on Him.

In the days since Charlie Kirk’s assassination, reactions have poured in — from outrage to apathy, from political point-scoring to despair. But as followers of Jesus, we’re called to something different. In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Multiplication Pastor, Ryan Kimmel, the Lead Pastor, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, talk honestly about how Christians should respond in moments like this. We’ll push back on the voices that fuel division and instead turn to Scripture to anchor our response in truth, love, and hope. Our desire is not to add to the noise, but to lift high the gospel of Christ — the only hope strong enough for a grieving and divided world.

Lust is one of the most hidden sins, yet one of the most destructive. Left in the dark, it breeds shame, secrecy, and brokenness. But when exposed to the light of Christ, there is hope, healing, and freedom. Join host Jon Delger, the Multiplication Pastor and Peace Church, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace, as we open Scripture, face this struggle honestly, and discover how the gospel meets us in our weakness.

What does Catholicism truly teach? What differences are there between Catholic and Reformed theology? Today we’re revisiting an episode where host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Ryan Kimmel, the Lead Pastor at Peace Church, dive deep into Catholic theology. Together they examine purgatory, indulgences, the importance of Mary, and more. Whether you’re Catholic, Protestant, or somewhere in between, this episode offers a thoughtful, gracious space to explore the beliefs that have shaped millions — and the Scripture that shapes our faith.

In this special live Q&A edition of Faith Under Fire: Responding to Today’s Toughest Objections, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, tackles real questions from our class audience about some of the most challenging issues facing the Christian faith today. Join us as we discuss the Bible’s moral authority, evolution and creation, and the inerrancy of Scripture. This honest, gospel-centered conversation invites believers to think deeply, engage graciously, and stand confidently on the truth of God’s Word.

Are we truly free, or are our lives already determined? How should Christians understand desire and sexuality? What do spiritual realities like ghosts actually represent? Is hell real, and if so, why does it matter? In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, explore these questions by examining human freedom and divine sovereignty, the role of desire in Christian ethics and marriage, the biblical understanding of spiritual beings, and the purpose of hell within the Christian account of justice and redemption.

Israel sits at the center of world attention, often stirring strong opinions and deep questions, but how should Christians relate to the nation of Israel? In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, explore whether the modern nation of Israel carries a unique place in God’s plan, how Christians should relate to them, and how dispensationalism and covenant theology offer competing answers to these questions.

What does it really look like to raise children who love and follow Jesus? In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, talks with Bob Hartman, former pastor and best-selling author for the YouVersion Bible App for Kids, about practical, thoughtful ways to disciple your children. Bob shares insights on guiding kids in their faith, cultivating a gospel-centered home, and helping them grow in their walk with Christ.

Does the Bible condone the mistreatment of women? Why does evil exist? Is God’s jealousy just? Should Christians support Israel? In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, dive into what the Bible has to say about some of our culture’s biggest issues. We challenge common objections and asking what these passages reveal about God’s character and justice. In the end, these difficult moments may highlight the Bible’s moral clarity more than they undermine it.

Is the Bible guilty of the very things our culture condemns—slavery, genocide, and the mistreatment of women? In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, slow down and walk through some of Scripture’s most difficult passages, examining what’s actually happening in the text, what the ancient world was really like, and how God works within broken cultures without endorsing their sins. We examine the laws and stories that trouble modern readers—challenging common objections and asking what these passages reveal about God’s character and justice. In the end, these difficult moments may highlight the Bible’s moral clarity more than they undermine it.

In this special live edition of That’s a Good Question, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, Ryan Kimmel, the Lead Pastor, and Nate Harney, the Middleville Campus Pastor, take real questions from the audience about some of today’s most pressing and challenging topics. From the conflict in Israel to how Christians should think about Halloween, God’s wrath, and life in an increasingly secular culture—our pastors dive deep into Scripture and a biblical worldview to help us navigate faith in the real world.

In this special live edition of That’s a Good Question, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, Ryan Kimmel, the Lead Pastor, and Nate Harney, the Middleville Campus Pastor, take real questions from the audience about some of today’s most pressing and challenging topics. From the conflict in Israel to how Christians should think about Halloween, God’s wrath, and life in an increasingly secular culture—our pastors dive deep into Scripture and a biblical worldview to help us navigate faith in the real world.

What does “fake Christianity” look like in today’s world — and how can we guard against it in our own lives? In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, sits down with Jed Coppenger, lead pastor of First Baptist Church Cumming, GA, and author of Fake Christianity: 10 Traps of an Inauthentic Faith (and How to Avoid Them). We dive into how cultural comfort, self-reliance, and spiritual apathy can subtly distort genuine faith, and how believers can rediscover the beauty of a faith that is real, humble, and centered on Christ.

In a world full of questions, God’s truth remains unshaken. In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, take a deeper look at some of the most significant objections to Christianity —questions surrounding the Bible’s morality, the relationship between science and Scripture, and the inerrancy of God’s Word. These aren’t just theoretical discussions; they’re conversations that shape how people see faith today. Join us as we continue the conversation and explore how the gospel offers clarity and confidence when our faith is under fire.