In this episode we sit down and discuss the role of media and technology in relation to worship in the life of the church, as well as in the life of the Christian.

What is the proper role of technology in Sunday morning service? How much is too much? Should we use fog machines in our services? How can a Christian glorify God through media related gifts? Is there a standard? Tune in to hear us discuss these questions and then join in on the discussion yourself via the comments below or our Facebook page.

Nearly 5 years after the initial launch, we've gather back for a reboot with a refined vision and goal.

The Appalachian Round Table (Tentative Name) is a podcast that was dreamed up by three friends on a trip to a McDonald's for pizza in March of 2015. Just over a year after the inaugural McPizza trip the first steps towards that dream are finally taking place in the recording and posting of our first podcast. Though it was off the cuff, we love the idea of others sitting in on our discussions and growing as they see us grow. More or less we're wanting to invite you along for the ride as we discuss theology--both in the abstract and in day to day life--grow in grace ourselves, and seek gospel advancement in our region.

Josiah shares some reflections from his time spent in seminary as he concludes his final semester.

If God created and sustains the world then who is wiser to instruct on living and worship?

Are fictional works profitable for Christians? Are there things to be learned or gained beyond entertainment and enjoyment? Tune in this week for a discussion on the benefits of fictional works for the Christian.

Kicking off Season 2 with a discussion on the intended audience, goals, and plans for ART!