Domestic Violence and the Church recycleyourfaith 2011-10-06 | Statistics show that victims of domestic violence most often go to churches for help. Unfortunately, churches are often ill-equipped and not helpful. This clip tells the story of one couple's search for help and also offers some advice for creating an environment conducive for recovery.
The Final Apologetic - Jim Belcher recycleyourfaith 2011-09-20 | Diverse perspectives influence Jim Belcher as he plants churches. This clip explores how he navigates those perspectives, especially those in which he disagrees.
Irreconcilable Truths recycleyourfaith 2011-09-07 | Lee Strobel thinks 9/11 has lead to a lot of confusion and misunderstanding about Muslim faith.
Enlisting in Christianity recycleyourfaith 2011-08-24 | Is the bar for becoming a Christian set high enough in today's churches? Sadell Bradley thinks the level of sacrifice required from a committed Christian should be more clearly articulated upfront.
Does Evolution Make the Bible Wrong? recycleyourfaith 2011-08-16 | Geologist Doug Nelson reconciles his spiritual views of how the earth came into existence with his views as a scientist.
Insights from a Former Atheist - Lee Strobel recycleyourfaith 2011-08-08 | Can atheists live "good" lives? Lee Strobel shares his perspective as a former atheist.
The Prodigal Sons recycleyourfaith 2011-07-20 | The parable of the prodigal son helps Jesse Rice experience God's love in both his heart and his head.
Downward Mobility - Kathy Escobar recycleyourfaith 2011-07-20 | After living a "good Christian life" for a number of years, Kathy Escobar realized that she no longer wanted to aim for comfort, rather a "downwardly mobile life".
Moving to the Front Yard.mov recycleyourfaith 2011-07-20 | Tom and Angela Wheaton's neighborhood came together after they let their kids start playing in the front yard.
The Neighbors Dog recycleyourfaith 2011-07-20 | A quarrel over a barking dog changed drastically after Mark Thomson learned that his neighbor had cancer.
Being a Good Neighbor Takes Time recycleyourfaith 2011-07-20 | Ken and Janis Baney count the costs of being good neighbors.
A Story Behind Every Door recycleyourfaith 2011-07-20 | After throwing a block party, Jane Mangone realized that she didn't know her neighbors as well as she thought she did.
An Experiment Living on $5 a Day recycleyourfaith 2011-07-20 | Inspired to change up the rhythms of his consumption, Cody Birkey set out on an experiment: he would live on $5 a day for forty days.
Worship Like U2 recycleyourfaith 2011-07-20 | Casey Corum thinks God is not impressed by our "shows", but that shouldn't stop us from worshiping with excellence.
Barrio Libre recycleyourfaith 2011-06-07 | A group of roommates decide to get more involved in their community after encountering violence first hand.
We Can Learn To Love Our Enemies recycleyourfaith 2011-06-07 | Mark Scandrette thinks we ignore some of the most sensational teachings of Jesus because they seem impossible. What could we learn by actually trying to do the things Jesus did and taught?
How God Messed Up My Religion - Pam Hogeweide recycleyourfaith 2011-05-09 | Pam Hogeweide stopped participating in church activities after realizing that she was living a church-centered life rather than a Christ-centered life.
Christian Yoga - Elena Porter in Phoenix AZ recycleyourfaith 2011-05-04 | Elena Porter found yoga helpful as she was going through a rough time. Later, she started teaching classes at her church and thinking of yoga as a helpful Christian practice.
Environmentalism: Hoax or Cop Out? recycleyourfaith 2011-04-06 | Tri Robinson doesn't deny that environmentalism has its hoaxes, but argues that Christians shouldn't use that as a cop out. Why aren't Christians on the front lines caring for the environment?
Sacred Everyday Life recycleyourfaith 2011-03-29 | Carol and Kate Bradsen have come to recognize the sacredness of everyday life and the benefits of experiencing that with others through community living.
A Line in the Sand - Michael Ruse recycleyourfaith 2011-03-22 | Michael Ruse is a philosopher of biology who is known for his work on the creationism/evolution controversy. He thinks the two sides of the debate should be able to coexist, but takes a stand when he sees Christians unreasonably interfering with people's personal lives.
Not an Evangelical Marriage recycleyourfaith 2011-03-08 | Pam Hogeweide discusses how she's struggled being a "good" Christian wife.
Soup with Relationship on the Side recycleyourfaith 2011-03-05 | Sherman Bradley seems to be swimming upstream as he prioritizes relationships at the homeless shelter.
Bart Campolo - unProgrammed_Relationships recycleyourfaith 2011-02-22 | Bart Campolo thinks inner city programs create mediating barriers that are ultimately detrimental to relationships. His fix? Skip the program and focus entirely on relationships.
Christian Sexuality (shut down) recycleyourfaith 2011-02-14 | Culture tells us to be uninhibited about sex. Christianity broadly communicates "don't do it". How can single Christians express their sexuality without shutting down?
Comfort in the Midst of the Mystery recycleyourfaith 2011-02-08 | What happens if you ask God the tough questions in your pain and show Him all your anger? Can He handle it?
Jesus Dojo recycleyourfaith 2011-02-03 | What if spiritual formation looked more like a karate studio than a lecture hall? Mark Scandrette uses playful experiments to connect Jesus' teachings with real life.
Unlearning the Bible recycleyourfaith 2011-01-25 | Jack Crabtree suggests the best way to read the Bible is to forget how we've been taught to read it. If we read it more similarly to other literature, we'll be more inclined to read it in context of the place, time and reason it was written.
MLK: not just a holiday - Adam Taylor recycleyourfaith 2011-01-16 | Have we overly narrowed Dr. King's message to the "I Have a Dream" speech? Adam Taylor suggests that we pay more attention to Dr. King's rich legacy of prophetic activism.
Slavery in Plain Sight recycleyourfaith 2011-01-12 | Thousands of modern slaves live in plain sight in the U.S. without ever being noticed. Paul Lange describes how it happens and the red flags we can look for.
A Straight Apology recycleyourfaith 2011-01-04 | What would happen if you were to show up at San Francisco's Pride festival wearing a t-shirt that said "Hurt by church? Get a straight apology here."? Kathy Baldock tells her story.
Unexpected Love recycleyourfaith 2010-11-25 | After her sister's death, Marna can't even go to the supermarket around Christmas without being reminded of her loss. Some family members continue to celebrate Christmas in the ways her sister loved, but Marna needed to change her traditions and find love in new ways.
Unexpected Peace recycleyourfaith 2010-11-25 | Tami and Jeff are typically strapped for cash and have a hard time buying even just one Christmas gift for their kids. Even though they have a little more financial means this holiday season, they have decided to keep their gift giving minimal and find peace in what they have.
Unexpected Hope recycleyourfaith 2010-11-25 | Family drama has caused Tiera to avoid family functions around the holidays. Though still unresolved, she finds hope during the Christmas season with some help from her husband.
Unexpected Joy recycleyourfaith 2010-11-25 | After Mike's wife died and his kids started spending Christmas with their significant others, Christmas became the loneliest time of the year. As he started spending Christmas with friends in similar situations, he realized that joy and sorrow can coexist.
Making Room for the Unexpected recycleyourfaith 2010-11-25 | We're told that the holidays are a time for celebration, joy and happiness, but some find it to be a season of sadness, loneliness and frustration. What are your expectations for this holiday season?
Sitting in the Dark with a Friend recycleyourfaith 2010-11-08 | Hugh Hollowell began to value the ministry of presence after offering to sit in the dark with a friend.
Activism is not a bad word recycleyourfaith 2010-11-02 | Adam Taylor suggests that the word "activism" often feels like a bad word in our culture, yet we still celebrate some of the most profound activists in our history.
Kick Coke Off Your Campus recycleyourfaith 2010-11-02 | Adam Taylor helped start a campaign during college that put pressure on The Coca-Cola Company to provide AIDS anti-viral treatment to their entire African workforce.
Is there hope for politics? recycleyourfaith 2010-11-02 | Adam Taylor, author of the book Mobilizing Hope, thinks Americans put too much hope in politicians and not energy into movements.
Bring Me Your Questions recycleyourfaith 2010-10-18 | Leeana Tankersley rarely finds tangible answers to her questions, but God comforts her and she finds clarity as she processes her questions with others.
Christianity in Politics recycleyourfaith 2010-10-12 | For more videos visit http://recycleyourfaith.com Clint Cline thinks Christians should be actively involved in American politics. What do you think?
Jim Wallis - A New Moral Logic recycleyourfaith 2010-10-04 | For more videos visit http://www.recycleyourfaith.com. Jim Wallis suggests, "God is not a Republican, or a Democrat." But how do you vote your values if God's values can't be reduced to one political party?
Question Everything recycleyourfaith 2010-09-27 | Mike Licona is a second-guesser. It's hard for him to decide which bottle of cologne to buy, let alone decide which worldview is correct.
Gods Heart for Prosperity recycleyourfaith 2010-09-23 | Prayer is often saturated with requests for prosperity. James Pond wonders how much God really cares about our well-being.
Better Together recycleyourfaith 2010-09-14 | Two rival churches in Reno, Nevada do something unexpected: they unite.
Emperor Arcadia - Mark Scandrette recycleyourfaith 2010-09-07 | This story, told by Mark Scandrette, illustrates the question: "Is an act of love only significant because of the change it produces in another person or can the meaning be in the act itself?"
An Impersonal Relationship with God recycleyourfaith 2010-09-07 | As Joy started asking questions about faith she was told that she was heading down a slippery slope. Joy's response: How can you have a personal relationship with God if you don't ask questions in that relationship?
The Hopeful Skeptic recycleyourfaith 2010-09-02 | Nick Fiedler decided to drop the Christian label and pick up one that better defined his spirituality: Hopeful Skeptic.
A Vacation From Beliefs recycleyourfaith 2010-09-01 | As Nick Fiedler was packing for a yearlong trip around the world, he decided to leave his beliefs at home. He found that this allowed him to experience other cultures with an open mind.
