The term Christian Nationalism is widely used, yet often poorly defined. In the first episode of this two-part series, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, examine what Christian Nationalism is—and what it is not.

This conversation addresses common misconceptions surrounding the term, why it is frequently applied to Christians who hold and express biblical convictions in the public square, and how those accusations shape today’s cultural and political discourse. We also offer thoughtful, practical guidance on how Christians can respond when they are labeled “Christian Nationalists,” with clarity, conviction, and humility.

What does Catholicism truly teach? What differences are there between Catholic and Reformed theology?

Today we’re revisiting an episode where host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Ryan Kimmel, the Lead Pastor at Peace Church, dive deep into Catholic theology. Together they examine purgatory, indulgences, the importance of Mary, and more.

Whether you’re Catholic, Protestant, or somewhere in between, this episode offers a thoughtful, gracious space to explore the beliefs that have shaped millions — and the Scripture that shapes our faith.

Are we truly free, or are our lives already determined? How should Christians understand desire and sexuality? What do spiritual realities like ghosts actually represent? Is hell real, and if so, why does it matter?

In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, explore these questions by examining human freedom and divine sovereignty, the role of desire in Christian ethics and marriage, the biblical understanding of spiritual beings, and the purpose of hell within the Christian account of justice and redemption.

Israel sits at the center of world attention, often stirring strong opinions and deep questions, but how should Christians relate to the nation of Israel?

In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, explore whether the modern nation of Israel carries a unique place in God’s plan, how Christians should relate to them, and how dispensationalism and covenant theology offer competing answers to these questions.

Does the Bible condone the mistreatment of women? Why does evil exist? Is God’s jealousy just? Should Christians support Israel?

In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, dive into what the Bible has to say about some of our culture’s biggest issues.

We challenge common objections and asking what these passages reveal about God’s character and justice. In the end, these difficult moments may highlight the Bible’s moral clarity more than they undermine it.

Is the Bible guilty of the very things our culture condemns—slavery, genocide, and the mistreatment of women?

In this episode, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, and Logan Bailey, the Family Pastor at Peace Church, slow down and walk through some of Scripture’s most difficult passages, examining what’s actually happening in the text, what the ancient world was really like, and how God works within broken cultures without endorsing their sins.

We examine the laws and stories that trouble modern readers—challenging common objections and asking what these passages reveal about God’s character and justice. In the end, these difficult moments may highlight the Bible’s moral clarity more than they undermine it.

In this special live edition of That’s a Good Question, host Jon Delger, the Executive Pastor of the Peace Family of Churches, Ryan Kimmel, the Lead Pastor, and Nate Harney, the Middleville Campus Pastor, take real questions from the audience about some of today’s most pressing and challenging topics. From the conflict in Israel to how Christians should think about Halloween, God’s wrath, and life in an increasingly secular culture—our pastors dive deep into Scripture and a biblical worldview to help us navigate faith in the real world.