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.

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.

What does it really mean to kill sin—not just manage it or feel bad about it? In this captivating episode of That's a Good Question, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Pastor Karl Clauson discuss the battle every believer faces and the freedom that comes when we let Christ do what we can’t. Karl shares from his own journey of hitting rock bottom and discovering the life-changing power of surrender to Jesus. We talk about how sin subtly takes root, why white-knuckled effort can’t defeat it, and how grace — not guilt — is the real engine of transformation.

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.