How can Christians handle online criticism well?  Watch @PrestonSprinkle's full conversation w/ @anniefdowns about her perspective on building a platform and the criticism that can often follow:

How do we deal w/ online criticism as Christians? Watch @PrestonSprinkle and @anniefdowns' full conversation on podcasting and building a platform on YouTube:

If you see a need for community in your church, consider stepping in to start that group! Listen in as @PrestonSprinkle talks w/ @anniefdowns on reaching traditionally under-served groups, like singles, in the church:

If there's a need for community in your church, consider starting that type of community yourself!  On today's episode, @anniefdowns and @PrestonSprinkle talk about the lack of resources and community singles often feel in their churches—listen here:

Annie F. Downs is a New York Times bestselling author, speaker, and podcast host of the super popular “That Sounds Fun” podcast. @PrestonSprinkle and @anniefdowns talked about singleness, handling online criticism, her new kid's book on grief, and more!  Listen here:

@anniefdowns is a bestselling author, speaker, and podcast host of “That Sounds Fun” podcast. Today Annie and @PrestonSprinkle talk about building an online platform as Christians, and handling the criticism that often comes with that. Listen here:

Much of how we structure church leadership is based on the "instructions" in the Bible. But what if we allowed the biblical narratives to guide us in the same way?  Watch @PrestonSprinkle and Dr. Holly Carey's full conversation on YouTube:

We should be looking at both instructive and narrative texts when determining who should be a leader in the church. Watch @prestonsprinkle's full conversation w/ Dr. Holly Carey on YouTube:

NEW Bonus Q&A out today! Hear @prestonsprinkle's thoughts on Trump's ban on gender-affirming care for minors, if he believes someone is "doomed" if they get divorced, the turning point in his own theological journey, and more! Full episode on Patreon:

True disciples "do." Is this what our own walk with Jesus is looking like? Catch the full episode w/ Dr. Holly Carey and @prestonsprinkle here:

The women disciples of Jesus all have a common thread between them: they're doing things.  Is that what our walk with Jesus looks like?  Listen to @PrestonSprinkle's full episode w/ Dr. Holly Carey on the women in the Bible who do:

NEW Episode: Female Disciples in the Ministry of Jesus w/ Dr. Holly Carey Dr. Holly Carey is a author and professor of Biblical Studies. On today's episode @PrestonSprinkle sits down w/ Holly to talk about her new book: Women Who Do. Listen here:

Can we disagree on fundamental issues like religion and politics and still have loving, meaningful discussions? @adamdavidson believes it's possible.  Watch @PrestonSprinkle and Adam's full conversation on YouTube:

This week on the podcast @adamdavidson, a left-wing atheist, thoughtfully shared his perspective on Christianity and where he disagrees (and sometimes aligns).  Listen to @PrestonSprinkle's full conversation w/ Adam here:

Today @PrestonSprinkle sits down w/ @adamdavidson—a business and economics journalist who co-founded NPR's Planet Money. Together the two discuss where their beliefs differ and sometimes converge.  Listen here:

There's no systematic approach for ministering to America's approximately 60 million poor.  How should the church be addressing this growing area of need?  Watch @PrestonSprinkle and Dr. Don Davis' full conversation on YouTube:

Opportunities to minister to the poor in cities are all around us. So why is this still a "boutique" ministry?  @PrestonSprinkle sits down w/ Dr. Don Davis to talk about the role the church can (and should) be playing in the lives of the poor.  Listen:

Dr. Don Davis is the founder and former executive director of The Urban Ministry Institute of World Impact. @PrestonSprinkle and Don discuss the evangelical church's role in alleviating poverty and ministering to the poor in our own cities.  Listen:

What's one of the biggest causes of pastoral burnout? @SHoddeMiller believes it's the expectations we put on them.  Watch @PrestonSprinkle and Sharon's episode this week on YouTube:

In order to lead an authentic church, the church's leaders have to model that true type of authenticity.  Listen to @PrestonSprinkle's full conversation w/ @SHoddeMiller on building an authentic church culture here: