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Episode 155: Christians and online sports gambling (Max Rogers)

Max Rogers (Chatham Church of Christ, Chatham, New Jersey) is an Ivy League-educated economist who never imagined that he would every try online sports gambling, let alone get hooked on it. But one $5 bet soon turned to hundreds of bets and thousands of dollars in losses. In this episode, Rogers talks about how his experience with online sports gambling exposed him to how this is a fast-growing problem for Christians and churches in the United States. Link to Wager for More: A Christian Perspective on Online Sports and Casino Gambling by Max Rogers If you or someone you love has a gambling problem, click here for the National Problem Gambling Helpline Donate to support this ministry of "information and inspiration" at christianchronicle.org/donate Send your comments, ideas, and suggestions to podcast@christianchronicle.org Help your congregation or organization grow in generosity. Study Growing Into Generosity by Clark Dickerson. Let Clark help you. Call (303) 886-4531 or email clarkl.dickerson@yahoo.com.

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Episode 154: Why church history is bigger than the New Testament (Dyron Daughrity)

Church of Christ folks sometimes have an uneasy relationship with church history outside of the New Testament. In a tradition that esteems the Bible as the singular authority and pattern for the church, it may feel weird or wrong to explore church history from other sources. Dr. Dyron Daughrity is a Church of Christ kid who not only grew up to be a local Church of Christ minister, he became a historian. And not just a historian; Dr. Daughrity recently became the next president of the American Society of Church History. In this episode, Dr. Daughrity argues that the project to restore primitive New Testament Christianity encourages knowing the history of the church in the 2,000 years between Acts of the Apostles and today. He also makes the case for Church of Christ folks exploring their more recent roots in the Stone-Campbell Movement. For fun, he reveals the characters and events in recent Church of Christ history that may not be household names, but are worth knowing and studying. Link to Dr. Dyron Daughrity's faculty biography at Pepperdine University Link to The Bible: Our Final Authority, the latest book by Dr. Dyron Daughrity Link to Dr. Daughrity's author page at amazon.com Donate to support this ministry of "information and inspiration" at christianchronicle.org/donate Send your comments, ideas, and suggestions to podcast@christianchronicle.org Help your congregation or organization grow in generosity. Study Growing Into Generosity by Clark Dickerson. Let Clark help you. Call (303) 886-4531 or email clarkl.dickerson@yahoo.com.

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Episode 151: Why heaven and hell may not be what you think (Rubel Shelly)

Bible scholar and prolific book-writer Rubel Shelly returns to talk about his two new books on heaven and hell. In this episode, he explains why heaven and hell may not be what most Christians always imagined them to be. Link to Heaven: Why It May Not Be What You Have Always Heart, by Rubel Shelly Link to Hell: Why It May Not Be What You Have Always Heard, by Rubel Shelly Donate to support this ministry of "information and inspiration" at christianchronicle.org/donate Send your comments, ideas, and suggestions to podcast@christianchronicle.org Help your congregation or organization grow in generosity. Study Growing Into Generosity by Clark Dickerson. Let Clark help you. Call (303) 886-4531 or email clarkl.dickerson@yahoo.com.

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Episode 153: Faith that is out of this world (Astronaut Victor Glover)

On Wednesday, April 1, four astronauts blasted into space for a historic mission to the far side of the moon. The pilot, Captain Victor Glover, is a Church of Christ member who often speaks of his faith with candor and clarity. As the BBC reported, Captain Glover took his Bible with him more than 250,000 miles from Earth. This episode is a replay of Captain Glover's May 2023 conversation with The Christian Chronicle Podcast, when NASA first announced that he would be part of the Artemis II mission to the moon. Donate to support this ministry of "information and inspiration" at christianchronicle.org/donate Send your comments, ideas, and suggestions to podcast@christianchronicle.org Help your congregation or organization grow in generosity. Study Growing Into Generosity by Clark Dickerson. Let Clark help you. Call (303) 886-4531 or email clarkl.dickerson@yahoo.com.

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Episode 152: Who belongs in a national Church of Christ directory? (Dr. Suzie Macaluso)

Church of Christ lifers may remember Churches of Christ in the United States, an annual directory of, you guessed it, all Church of Christ congregations in the United States. The last edition came out in 2018. In 2024, The Christian Chronicle, Heritage 21 Foundation, Siburt Institute and 21st Century Christian formed a partnership, the Church Research Council, to resume publication of Churches of Christ in the United States. But making a directory of Church of Christ congregations is not as easy as it may seem. First, there is the challenge of tracking down 10,000 to 12,000 independent congregations across 50 states and territories. Then there's the fact that some congregations will resist participating for a variety of reasons, including how creating a directory feels "denominational" to congregations that avoid anything that resembles that label. And then there's the harder question of all: What is a "Church of Christ" and who gets to decide? In this episode, Dr. Suzie Macaluso, the lead researcher on the Churches of Christ in the United States project, talks about the challenges and implications of the directory on how Church of Christ folks imagine themselves and how they relate to one another. Link to Cheryl Mann Bacon's Christian Chronicle story on the challenges of compiling a new Churches of Christ in the United States Help your congregation or organization grow in generosity. Study Growing Into Generosity by Clark Dickerson. Let Clark help you. Call (303) 886-4531 or email clarkl.dickerson@yahoo.com.

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Detroit Earned “City Of Champions” In 1935 And Here’s How - Ep 119

Send us Fan Mail Champions Day Live from the Detroit Historical Museum. The 90th Anniversary a special conversation on April 18th 2026. Detroit didn’t just have a good sports year in the 1930s. Detroit had a stretch so absurd that it turned into a civic identity, a national headline, and an official holiday: Champions Day. We’re recording from the Detroit Historical Museum on the 90th anniversary, surrounded by artifacts that make the “City of Champions” story feel immediate again, from game used Red Wings sticks to the infamous plaque that declares Detroit’s status in ink and signatures. Here is the story from Episode 31 on Champions Day 2021 https://www.buzzsprout.com/1897861/episodes/9657795 We talk through the wins that built the legend and the overlooked details that make it stick: the Lions and their Portsmouth Spartans roots, the grudges and pride that followed the move, and how early pro football chaos helped shape rules we still watch every Sunday. One of our favorite moments comes from seeing how a new generation discovers this history, literally riding a train from Kansas City after falling into a research rabbit hole and deciding the story was worth the trip. The conversation keeps widening, because Detroit sports history is never just about sports. We connect the dots to civic spirit, the Great Depression backdrop, museum preservation, and the personal memories that hit hardest when a long lost radio voice comes back through a speaker. If you care about Detroit history, NFL history, the Portsmouth Spartans, the 1935 Lions title, or how a city holds on to its identity, this one is for you. Subscribe for more deep Detroit stories, share this with a friend who loves sports history, and leave a review so more people can find Champions Day. What part of the City of Champions story should we dig into next? https://linktr.ee/DetroitCityofChampions www.DJJamieDetroit.com www.WearingFunny.com

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Episode 149: How the church can make peace in a world that seems to want war (Tryce Prince)

These days, the heat and wind of the political environment is kindling even in some Christians what seems to be an appetite for rage, revenge and violence. When the church of Christ allows itself to be set ablaze by politics, how can it demonstrate the grace and peace of the kingdom of God? How can it bear witness to the reconciling and redemptive work of Jesus Christ? How can it be a refuge for those who are exhausted and wounded by the acrimony of our times? Recorded in late 2025, this conversation with Tryce Prince addresses these questions head-on. Prince is director of the Carl Spain Center on Race Studies and and Spiritual Action at Abilene Christian University, contributes to the Good Culture Show podcast and writes at the First Sunday Substack. He recently published an essay, "Fighting Fire with Plants" in Christianity Today. As the church searches its soul and tries to find solutions to the crises of these times, Prince points to a branch of the Christian family tree from recent history. The Black church in the United States responded to hateful and violent circumstances in the 19th and 20th centuries by cultivating a "beloved community" of proactive and purposeful love and peace-making. Donate to support this ministry of "information and inspiration" at christianchronicle.org/donate Send your comments, ideas, and suggestions to podcast@christianchronicle.org Help your congregation or organization grow in generosity. Study Growing Into Generosity by Clark Dickerson. Let Clark help you. Call (303) 886-4531 or email clarkl.dickerson@yahoo.com.

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Episode 147: Church of Christ history for the next generation (Luke Dockery and Jared Pack)

Kids and young adults growing up in congregations with "Church of Christ" signs on their buildings have honest questions: "Who are we? How did we become who we are? Why do we do what we do?" These are important questions for young Christians trying to decide whether to remain with the church of their upbringing or strike out in search of something different. And, if "restoration" truly is essential to Christians who identify with the Church of Christ, then it must be a fresh practice for each new generation. These are the reasons why Church of Christ youth ministry veterans Luke Dockery and Jared Pack wrote Origin Story: Churches of Christ and the Restoration Movement. The book, which uses comic book illustrations and fast-moving, punchy language, seeks to orient a new generation to Church of Christ history. In this episode, the authors discuss why church history beyond the New Testament is still crucial for present-day Christians to learn and study. They also make their case that restoring the New Testament church is always a present and future pursuit and never a past-tense accomplishment. Thus, restoration demands both an awareness of history and an orientation toward emerging generations. Link to Zack Martin's Christian Chronicle review of Origin Story Link to Origin Story: Churches of Christ and the Restoration Movement Donate to support this ministry of "information and inspiration" at christianchronicle.org/donate Send your comments, ideas, and suggestions to podcast@christianchronicle.org Help your congregation or organization grow in generosity. Study Growing Into Generosity by Clark Dickerson. Let Clark help you. Call (303) 886-4531 or email clarkl.dickerson@yahoo.com.

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Episode 132: Should churches endorse political candidates? (Chris McCurley)

In early July 2025, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service changed its interpretation of the tax code to give houses of worship more leeway to engage in political speech, which may include endorsing candidates...even from the pulpit. Is this a good thing for the church and its Great Commission? Chris McCurley, preaching minister with the Walnut Street Church of Christ in Dickson, Tennessee, and host of the popular Dear Church Podcast, joins us to talk about politics in church. How much energy and time should preachers give to preaching and teaching on the politics of the day? When they do preach and teach on politics, what is the biblical way to do it? And should congregations and their preachers get into the political campaigning and endorsing business? Link to a Church Law & Tax article that explains, in detail, the IRS's recent re-interpretation of the tax code and what it means to houses of worship in the United States Link to the Dear Church Podcast Link to the Journey to Hope Podcast (where Christian Chronicle Podcast host BT Irwin was a recent guest) Donate to support this ministry of "information and inspiration" at christianchronicle.org/donate Send your comments, ideas, and suggestions to podcast@christianchronicle.org Help your congregation or organization grow in generosity. Study Growing Into Generosity by Clark Dickerson. Let Clark help you. Call (303) 886-4531 or email clarkl.dickerson@yahoo.com.

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Episode 150: How a church from the 1920s is still ahead of its time in the 2020s (Harold Shank)

How many Church of Christ congregations in the United States baptized 8,000 people in their first 20 years? Central Church of Christ in Nashville, Tennessee, did. Forming in 1925, the Central Church of Christ did not choose to assemble in the desirable, fast-growing, upwardly-mobile parts of Nashville. Rather, the congregation chose to put down roots in the highest-crime, highest-poverty part of town. Backed by philanthropist A.M. Burton, Central Church of Christ activated a dazzling array of community services and ministries that would seem ahead of their time even today. Led by minister E.H. Ijams, the congregation operated from the belief that announcing the kingdom of God and practicing neighbor love are one and the same. In this episode, Ijams's protege and student, Harold Shank, talks about the legacy of Central Church of Christ and what congregations around the world today can learn from it today. Link to The Christian Chronicle's archive of coverage of the Central Church of Christ Link to It's All About God, Harold Shank's book about E.H. Ijams and the Central Church of Christ Donate to support this ministry of "information and inspiration" at christianchronicle.org/donate Send your comments, ideas, and suggestions to podcast@christianchronicle.org Help your congregation or organization grow in generosity. Study Growing Into Generosity by Clark Dickerson. Let Clark help you. Call (303) 886-4531 or email clarkl.dickerson@yahoo.com.

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Episode 155: Christians and online sports gambling (Max Rogers)

Episode 154: Why church history is bigger than the New Testament (Dyron Daughrity)

Episode 151: Why heaven and hell may not be what you think (Rubel Shelly)

Episode 153: Faith that is out of this world (Astronaut Victor Glover)

Episode 152: Who belongs in a national Church of Christ directory? (Dr. Suzie Macaluso)

Detroit Earned “City Of Champions” In 1935 And Here’s How - Ep 119

Episode 149: How the church can make peace in a world that seems to want war (Tryce Prince)

Episode 147: Church of Christ history for the next generation (Luke Dockery and Jared Pack)

Episode 132: Should churches endorse political candidates? (Chris McCurley)

Episode 150: How a church from the 1920s is still ahead of its time in the 2020s (Harold Shank)

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