Campfire Conversations - Camp Arcadia

In this episode, co-hosted by Tanner Olson and Blake Flattley, we uncover the glorious surprise of our own existence and learn how to return thanksgiving to God in creative, vocational living. We will also see how we are all artists participating in the creativity of the Divine Artist who is Author, Poet, and Creator of all. 

In this episode, Co-hosted by Adam Carnehl and Blake Flattley, we explore the concept of slowing down in a fast-paced world.

Co-hosted by Tanner Olson and Rev. Gabe Kasper, this episode discusses what sets the message of Christian faith apart from all the voices that compete for our attention these days. We'll do this through translating the Gospel into contemporary language, such that God's grace might penetrate our (and our neighbors') hearts anew.

Co-hosted by Tanner Olson and David Zahl, this episode discusses making our home in Jesus, even as he makes his home in us, and what that looks like in our lives.

Co-hosted by Phil Jones and Trevor Sutton, this episode discusses Chitwood's experiences taking up one of the twelve classical spiritual practices each month, such as meditating through March, fasting from food in February, and practicing simplicity all of September. We will also hear him offer practical guidance for living the disciplined life in our own day-to-day.

Joined by co-hosts Phil Jones and Ken Chitwood, Chip interviews Rev. Dr. Sutton about how the biblical teaching of vocation can help keep technology in its rightful place within our lives, workplaces, homes, churches, and society.

In this episode, co-hosted by Mackenzie Drinan, we discuss common, unspoken motivations and fears, examining their parallels in the Biblical narrative and applying the implications of Christ's life, death, and resurrection to each one.

This episode, co-hosted by Mackenzie Drinan, investigates how the Apostle Paul's letters to a struggling church help us be confident in God's plan for the Gospel, the church, and our lives.

Co-hosted by Sarah Salzberg and Ali Franke, this episode explores the art of asking questions to bridge divides, reshape relationships, and ignite profound insights.

In this episode co-hosted by Rev. Brian Davies and Ali Franke, we explore how Yahweh intricately places women in moments of powerful influences and covenantal faithfulness in order to display the fullness of His image.

Co-hosted by Rev. Ben Haupt, this episode discusses what Charismatic Gifts are, how they're addressed in scripture, and what they mean to us as God's people.

Co-hosted by Rev. Micah Glenn, this episode explores what it means to live out servant leadership as part of the body of Christ.

Co-hosted by Blythe Barreto, this episode explores some of the funny parts of the Bible and seeing what these moments of comedy have to teach us about who we are, who God is and what it means to live our faith in Christ in everyday life.

In this episode co-hosted by Rev. Matt Hoffmann, we explore how God works in and through your own life, while feeling refreshed in your callings.

Co-Hosted by Thais Carter, this two-part episode dives into the ways Christians can navigate a divided world, as well as finding one's home in God.

Co-Hosted by Thais Carter, this two-part episode dives into the ways Christians can navigate a divided world, as well as finding one's home in God.

We are joined this week by Rev. Dr. Scott Bruzek, pastor at St. John Lutheran, and Professor of Exegetical Theology Arthur Just, to discuss the presence and proximity of the Lord in every step of our lives.

To kick off the season, Chip sat down with former co-host Ryan Tinetti for a two-part conversation reflecting on his time in Arcadia and his family's move to St. Louis.

To kick off the season, Chip sat down with former co-host Ryan Tinetti for a two-part conversation reflecting on his time in Arcadia and his family's move to St. Louis.