In the inaugural episode of
The Calvin Moore Show, Pastor Scott Sauls joins us to discuss his new book,
Jesus Outside the Lines.
About Scott Sauls:
In March 2012, Scott began serving as the Senior Minister of Christ Presbyterian Church in Nashville, Tennessee, where he lives with his wife Patti and two daughters, Abby and Ellie. Previously, Scott was a lead and preaching pastor for Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, where he worked alongside Dr. Timothy Keller. He has also planted churches in Kansas City and St. Louis, and is a frequent speaker at conferences, leadership retreats, and to university students.
Formative experiences have included being an athlete, living in a global city, and suffering through a season of anxiety and depression. Influential voices in Scott’s life include Tim Keller, CS Lewis, Leslie Newbigin, Soong Chan Rah, Jonathan Edwards, Johnny Cash, Joni Eareckson Tada, Miroslav Volf, Paul Tripp, Ann Voskamp, Martin Luther King, Jr., Marva Dawn, and NT Wright. In his free time you might find Scott relaxing with people or a book, strumming his Gibson J-45, hiking, eating Edley’s BBQ, enjoying live music, or cheering on the St. Louis Cardinals and North Carolina Tar Heels.
Find out more about Scott at www.scottsauls.com.
Follow Scott on Twitter: @scottsauls
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ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Cal, Jen, Kara, and Kent discuss the proliferation of school shootings in our nation and whether the Church can do more to enter the debate gun control in America. 
ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Cal, Jen, Kara, and Kent continue to discuss their beliefs about the role of women in the church today. Also, hat's off to Texas armadillos and Taco Bell's new door-to-door delivery service.
In the Season 4 opener, Amy, Calvin, Kara, and [new panelist] Kent discuss Christians, justice, and utilizing the death penalty. Can Christians support or participate in administering capital punishment?
Calvin, David, and Kara talk about the culture of marriage in the church and whether it leads to Christian maturity.
Our panel discusses the differences between propaganda and evangelism and asks the question, "Is Christian propaganda a good thing or does it get in the way of extending the faith?"
