Today we bring in special guest, Mike White, who is a "PK" or a pastor's kid, to talk about what we as a church can do to help reach out to the lost and people who have fallen from the church. We also touch on certain aspects of mental health.

Today is special episode. We collaborate with one of our guest's podcast, "Elevated" and cover many subjects. From Lil Nas X to reigniting the In-N-Out vs. Five Guys debate, join the conversation for plenty of laughs as well as encouragements.

Today we talk about mindset and how faith is missing in the today's current Christian culture. We dive into some dicey topics and discuss why it's important to be planted in the Word.

Today we dive into what music culture looks like in a church context as a Christian today. We talk various topics, and it gets candid EXPEDITIOUSLY. Join the conversation with us and special guest Quin White AKA “Qew Official.”

Today's episode is all about how morality, and holiness; how they’re used interchangeably, but they’re not one in the same. We also talk about how a legalistic type of attitude is a poison in the church, and how we need to strive to do what we’re are made to do.

Today's episode is all about how we've coped in this pandemic, and things you can still do help keep your sanity, and your spiritual walk right.

Today we dive into what identity means to us as Christians today. Join the conversation with us and special guest Christian Falcon from "Start Your Week Right".

Welcome to Collide. The aim of this show is to attract an audience where faith and culture collide, (pun intended) through intentional conversation. In this episode, we discuss the importance of being unified as a church, and call out prophecies as modern day, Christian conspiracies. Listen in as we break down and discuss this controversial topic.

Welcome to Collide. The aim of this show is to attract an audience where faith and culture collide, (pun intended) through intentional conversation. In this episode, we discuss and unravel what the dangers of not being able to separate Christianity and nationalism are and why it's important to stay focused on the main duty of what a Christian is. Join in the conversation and unpack this topic with us as we dive into the discussion.

Welcome to Collide. The aim of this show is to attract an audience where faith and culture collide, (pun intended) through intentional conversation. In today's episode, we answer questions that you sent us on social media. Stay tuned till the end of the episode for a special treat.

Welcome to Collide. The aim of this show is to attract an audience where faith and culture collide, (pun intended) through intentional conversation. In today’s episode we recap our season this far and share with you some of our favorite moments. Join us as we go down memory lane and share some laughs with us.

Welcome to Collide. The aim of this show is to attract an audience where faith and culture collide, (pun intended) through intentional conversation. In today’s episode we talk about excellence and integrity and how that relates not only to music, but also in every aspect of life. We approach it from the perspective of a musician, and we have a humorous, churchy conversation.

Welcome to Collide. The aim of this show is to attract an audience where faith and culture collide, (pun intended) through intentional conversation. Today’s episode is all about faith and politics. We touch on why it’s important to be a Christian over a political idea, and why it’s dangerous to let that happen. We also discuss ideas on how the christians should move forward after the election has settled.

Welcome to Collide. The aim of this show is to attract an audience where faith and culture collide, (pun intended) through intentional conversation. In this episode, we discuss cancel culture and the impact that it has on society and the church as a whole. We talk about the shortcomings of cancel culture, but why it’s important to remember what Jesus did to cancel our debt and how we can have reconciliation not just with God, but more importantly, each other.

Welcome to Collide. The aim of this show is to attract an audience where faith and culture collide, (pun intended) through intentional conversation. In this episode, we welcome special guest, Juan Lozada, to discuss how the pandemic has changed the role of the church and how Christians are needed more than ever to share the Gospel. We also dive into and discuss what is kingdom culture and contrast that with today’s society.

Welcome to Collide. The aim of this show is to attract an audience where faith and culture collide, (pun intended) through intentional conversation. In this episode, we discuss the differences between social and Biblical justice and how it relates to the church and the body of Christ on a broad scale. We draw parallels between the politics in Jesus’ time and today and highlight why the Word of God is still important to this day.

Welcome to Collide. The aim of this show is to attract an audience where faith and culture collide, (pun intended) through intentional conversation. Today we have a special guest on the show. We discuss his upbringing and testimony regarding the church, his perspective on the church and culture, and the importance of unity within the body of Christ.

Welcome to Collide. The aim of this show is to attract an audience where faith and culture collide, (pun intended) through intentional conversation. The clip you just heard was a small excerpt from the conversation we had on the show. In today’s episode we define and discuss what Faith and culture are. We have a transparent conversation about what faith means to the both of us, what relevant morality is, and also the consequences the body of Christ face if we do not take charge of the culture...

Welcome to Collide. The aim of this show is to attract an audience where faith and culture collide, (pun intended) through intentional conversation. Today’s episode is to establish the ethos of what Collide is. We dive into a deep discussion about the art of conversation, what is the church’s role in culture, and how should the church address the culture gap in 2020.