Mad Pastors G6 Allies

Welcome back to the Mad Pastors Podcast! In today's episode Michael and Ian are discussing an original G6 Allies article written by Ian discussing the Scriptural reasons for baptism. Why are we baptized? Why should we understand? What do the Pastors have to say about it?



You can find the original article here: https://www.g6allies.com/read/baptism

To kick off season 3 Michael and Ian are discussing an original G6 Allies article about spiritual gaslighting. What is it? Who does it? How do the guys handle it?  You can find the original article here: https://www.g6allies.com/read/spiritu...

Peter Wehner’s recent article suggests it is. A primary reason is because the church has made its political preferences indistinguishable from its theological commitments. Join the Mad Pastors as they weigh in on the discussion and talk about how pastors can help their churches start to combat the political divisions that are growing in their congregations.

Young Christians (18-29 years old) are attending church less frequently than ever. A recent study shows that one of the reasons for this trend is because these young adults view the church’s stance on sex to be simplistic or judgmental. How can church leaders address this issue in a way that is accepting and compassionate, without compromising their commitment to biblical teaching on sex? Let’s talk about it with the Mad Pastors!

One of the stated reasons young adults are leaving the church is because of the exclusivity of the Christian faith. Claiming that Jesus is the only way to salvation doesn’t seem to sit well with 18-29 year old’s who have grown up in a culture that celebrates diversity and inclusion. How should pastors respond and what can we do when it comes to shepherding our people well in such a pluralistic society? Join the Mad Pastors to for a great discussion on what we can do.

One of the reasons many young adults in America are leaving the church is because they see a growing divide between faith and science. Is it fair to say Christianity is at odds with science, or is there a better way to understand these two categories? The Mad Pastors argue that faith and science are not polar opposites, but instead complement one other. Each should be in favor of the other and we as pastors need to do a better job helping our people learn how to integrate both science and faith into our daily lives. Listen now to hear their insights that may just keep 18-29 year old from leaving the church for this reason.