The AC Podcast

There are seasons in life that force us to confront our unavoidable end. Knowing that we will all die, how then should we truly live? Join Wes and Andy as they respond to a recent listener question and explore what it means to live with hope even in the face of death.

In this episode of the AC Podcast, hosts Troy, Ben, and Steve delve into the complexities of Christian orthodoxy and the importance of unity within the faith. They explore the historical and theological underpinnings of orthodoxy, discuss the challenges of maintaining unity amidst diverse interpretations, and emphasize the core tenets that define Christianity. Join them as they navigate through the nuances of tradition, scripture, and the role of doctrine in shaping a unified Christian identity.

Happy New Year! 🥳✨Join the AC Podcast team as they reflect on a year filled with growth, challenges, and unexpected blessings. From the excitement of the Western Youth Summit to personal stories of faith and leadership, this episode dives into the moments that shaped their journey. Tune in for heartfelt discussions on unity, rest, and the future of their ministry, all wrapped in a spirit of gratitude and anticipation for what's to come.

For the past several years, Steve Kim has been completing his PhD in Scotland. G. K. Chesterton is one of the people Steve has been studying in his doctoral work. In this episode of the AC Podcast, Andy and Steve explore Chesterton’s theology of wonder while driving and hiking through the Scottish Highlands.

In this special Christmas episode, Andy, Ben, and Wes dive into an important topic that often sparks curiosity and sometimes controversy: Mary.
Should Protestants have a higher view of the virgin mother? What can we learn from the biblical portrait of Mary? And why does reflecting on her role matter, especially during the Christmas season?
Join our conversation as we explore a thoughtful Protestant approach to Mary. Rediscover the significance of her story and consider how a deeper understanding of her faith can enrich our own.