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Hosted by Desert Springs Community Church · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 157 episodes
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Christian thinking in a foreign world. Hosted by Sarah Schalow, Steve Engram and Rich Holland. Episodes released every Tuesday. Check out Resident Strangers on YouTube 🎥
Desert Springs Community Church hosts Resident Strangers, a religion show with 157 episodes published.
“Everything happens for a reason.” Is that actually true? This week, the conversation on suffering continues as Steve, Rich, and Sarah share personal experiences of being comforted and supported in the midst of suffering
There’s a massive misunderstanding in America about what the Bible actually says about Christians and suffering. Over the next three weeks, Steve, Rich, and Sarah are diving into this difficult but important topic. Steve
Steve, Rich, and Sarah are back from their two-week summer break and ready to jump into the fall! Today, they’re tackling a topic that can feel a little murky, even for Christians: witchcraft and the occult. While it may
This week on Resident Strangers , Sarah asks Steve and Rich to tackle the topic of modern-day prophecy. Defining prophecy isn't always as straightforward as it seems, even in Scripture. Before diving in, the crew makes i
This episode wraps up our summer series, What Does the Bible Say About ___?, as we conclude our discussion on Christians and Israel. Rich kicks things off with two important questions, one theological and one following u
Even more so than when we first covered this topic over a year ago, this week's conversation is a timely and weighty one. In the final topic of our What Does the Bible Say About ____? series, Steve, Rich, and Sarah discu
Before continuing last week's conversation, Steve, Rich, and Sarah take a few minutes to share favorite Fourth of July memories and reflect on America's upcoming 250th anniversary. Picking up where they left off, the tea
Summer is in full swing, and this week’s episode of What Does the Bible Say About ___? tackles a timely and sensitive topic: Christian nationalism. Steve notes that over the past decade, this issue has drawn some of the
The word toxic has become a cultural buzzword, especially when conversations turn to masculinity and increasingly, femininity as well. This week on Resident Strangers, the discussion continues as Steve, Rich, and Sarah e
The summer series What Does the Bible Say About ______? continues this week as the crew dives into the topic of masculinity and femininity. When Desert Springs chose this topic for a sermon series in January, Steve admit
This week, Steve, Rich, and Sarah continue last week’s conversation on what the Bible says about suicide. Early in the discussion, they address a difficult and often-asked question: If a Christian dies by suicide, do the
This week, a new mini-series begins on Resident Strangers . Over the next eight weeks, Steve, Rich, and Sarah will explore some of the most searched and challenging topics people are asking about online, approaching each
To kick off this week’s conversation, Sarah asks returning guest Trevor Schalow what first sparked his interest in studying topics like the Nephilim. Trevor shares how experiences his older brother had growing up in Show
Special guest Trevor Schalow joins Steve and Sarah for a conversation you won’t want to miss as they dive into the mysterious topic of the Nephilim. This is a subject that’s been gaining a lot of traction in today’s cult
Was the apostle Paul the first to deal with something like cancel culture? The idea of “canceling” people has exploded, especially online over the last decade but it’s not entirely new. As Steve, Rich, and Sarah talk it
Some things in Scripture are clear and non-negotiable. Others aren’t directly addressed and can feel more open-ended. Have you ever had a friend feel strongly about an issue that didn’t seem like a big deal to you, espec
This week, we continue the conversation from our previous episode on Sodom and Gomorrah. Rich opens with a powerful reminder from 1 Corinthians: “Bad company corrupts good character.” The truth is, what we surround ourse
Are there stories in the Bible that feel strange, unsettling, or even a little uncomfortable? This week, Steve, Rich, and Sarah dive into one of the most infamous accounts in the Old Testament: Sodom and Gomorrah. Sarah
What would it take to convince your own siblings that you are God? Robby Lashua is back in the studio with Sarah and Steve for a special Easter episode. With his background in apologetics, Robby brings a compelling and t
This week, the conversation around missions continues as Steve, Rich, and Sarah take a deeper look at what mission work really looks like and what it truly requires. Sarah opens up about a decision she faced early in her
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Resident Strangers is hosted by Desert Springs Community Church. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 157 episodes.
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