In this episode, Pastor Jon discusses with Pastors Ryan and Nate many questions about Scripture, life, theology, and current events from a live audience.

What is Justification? Simply put, to be justified is to be declared righteous. This crucial concept lies at the heart of the gospel, revealing how sinful people like us can be made right with God. Through the Great Exchange on the cross, Jesus takes our sin and gives us His righteousness. But what does this mean for our relationship with God? How does justification differ between Catholics and Protestants? Dive deeper into this essential doctrine and discover how it shapes our faith and understanding of salvation. Join us as we explore the profound implications of justification in the Christian life.

In this episode of That’s a Good Question, Jon Delger and Ryan Kimmel answer lots of great questions from listeners about important topics and tough passages in the Bible!

In a world where faith is often questioned, how do you stand firm in your beliefs? Join us for "Faith Under Fire," a compelling four-part series that confronts the toughest objections to Christianity. Delve into the age of the earth, the reliability of the Bible, and the moral dilemmas of history. Discover how modern science and Christianity are intertwined, and gain insights into the problem of evil and suffering. Whether you're a believer seeking to defend your faith or a skeptic searching for answers, this series offers a thoughtful exploration of the Christian worldview and its relevance today.

What is the difference between Protestant and Roman Catholic theology, and why does it still matter 500 years after the Reformation? In this enlightening two-part series, we delve into the heart of the Reformation, exploring the critical teachings that shape our understanding of salvation. Discover the contrasting views on authority, as we examine Scripture alone versus the Roman Catholic emphasis on Tradition. Engage with the official Roman Catholic Catechism and uncover the profound implications of being saved by grace alone through faith alone. Join us on this journey to seek the truth in love and deepen your faith.

Does the Bible have a place in the political arena? In our four-part series, we delve into the vital intersection of faith and governance, offering a grounded, theological framework for living as a faithful citizen in a complex world. Discover why politics is not a distraction from the Christian mission, but a means to love our neighbors. Unpack the historical roots of our nation and learn how to navigate the challenges of civil disobedience while respecting governing authorities. If you’re seeking clarity amidst the political noise, this series equips you to be a transformative presence in our culture.

What is the gospel—and why does it matter? In this enlightening video series, you’ll uncover the core message of Christianity in a simple and deeply biblical way. From understanding sin and justice to grasping grace, faith, and eternal life, each episode builds on the last, guiding you through essential questions like: Can good works save you? What does it mean to have faith in Jesus? Discover how the entire story of Scripture fits together and why salvation is a gift of God’s grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone. Join us on this journey to understand what Christians truly believe!

Sanctification is a profound journey that every believer embarks on after putting their faith in Jesus. While we are justified and declared righteous at salvation, the reality of our daily lives reveals a different story. We don’t become instantly perfect; instead, we enter a lifelong process of growing in likeness to Christ. This transformative journey, often referred to as progressive sanctification, involves ups and downs, but ultimately leads us toward greater holiness. Discover the different dimensions of sanctification and how it shapes our spiritual maturity and relationship with God throughout our lives.

Easter is more than just a holiday; it represents the cornerstone of Christian faith—the Resurrection of Jesus. But why is this event so crucial? What does it mean for believers today? Join Pastors Jon & Ryan as they delve into these profound questions, exploring the significance of Easter and its impact on our lives. Additionally, discover insights from Wes Huff on the intriguing long ending of the Gospel of Mark. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of this pivotal day in the Christian calendar and its relevance in our modern world.

Join Jon & Ryan as they delve into the profound events of Holy Week, the final chapter of Jesus' earthly journey. Discover the significance of each day, from the triumphant entry to the somber moments of betrayal and crucifixion. What questions arise as we reflect on these pivotal moments? Explore the key passages from the Gospels that illuminate the depth of this sacred week. Whether you're familiar with the story or encountering it for the first time, this episode promises to enrich your understanding and inspire your faith. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with the heart of the Easter narrative!

In this episode of That’s a Good Question, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor at Peace Church, and Stephanie Delger, Jon’s wife and co-host of the Gospel Threads podcast, dive into what a biblically based marriage truly looks like in a world that is increasingly against it.

It’s Monday morning, and you have to preach on Sunday. How do you navigate the anxiety of sermon writing without waiting for that lightning-strike idea or cramming on Saturday night? Many pastors struggle with the pressure of creating meaningful messages week after week. The key isn’t just talent or intelligence; it’s having a reliable system. Discover the four essential steps to manageable sermon writing: Generate Ideas, Schedule, Create Drafts, and Edit. By breaking down the process, you can craft sermons that are faithful to Scripture and impactful for your listeners. Ready to transform your sermon preparation?