In this weeks episode of Across All Worlds, Jason shares a chapter from his new children's book series, I Change the World. Reading from the book Adam, Jason introduces a powerful vision of creation where Jesus is present from the very beginning—not as a distant figure, but as brother, friend, and companion.

The conversation that follows explores some of the central themes of the Gospel: the presence of Jesus throughout every story, the mystery of eternity, the relational life of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and the truth that God's purpose has always been rooted in love. 

Together, Jason and Baxter discuss imagination, personhood, belonging, and why the deepest answers to life's questions are found not in abstract explanations, but in the life, love and fellowship of the Father, Son and Spirit. 

SGIG E326 Hell: A Better ‘Hope-Filled’ Perspective’ Pt3 (Does it exist, what is it’s purpose, etc)

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What happens when faith shifts from intellectual certainty to living assurance?

In this weeks episode of Across All Worlds, Dr. C. Baxter Kruger and Jason Clark explore deconstruction, the impact of Enlightenment thinking on Western Christianity, and why so many believers are rethinking inherited theology. Together, Baxter and Jason explore why faith anchored only in ideas can leave us searching, while lasting assurance is discovered through encounter. 

SGIG E320 Healing Life’s Hurts Through Understanding Forgiveness & Identity  With Paul Siddall Pt. 1

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SGIG E321 Healing Life’s Hurts Through Understanding Forgiveness & Identity  With Paul Siddall Pt. 2

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SGIG E322 Perspectives on Satan & Demons Pt 1 – Offering More Hope-Filled Perspectives

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All creation is the manifestation of a Love (God) Song, the Logos (logic) of God. Music is not illogical but more “logic” than we can comprehend. And so, to appreciate Music, the Music, the Logos, must comprehend us. Physicists argue that all elementary particles are different ‘notes’ on a fundamental string, such that “The universe… is akin to a cosmic symphony,” (Brian Green). Aslan sings Narnia into existence. In Tolkien’s The Silmarillion, God through angels sings creation into existence, and when a fallen angel sings discordant notes, God Himself sings those discordant notes into a deeper harmony. The dissonance creates a longing for consonance and ecstatic delight in a deeper resonance. In the Revelation, a slaughtered lamb stands on the throne (the top of the ark) and sings meaning into the Seven Sealed Scroll as all creation worships. Reality is a dance, and if you’re not dancing to the Logos of Love, perhaps you don’t actually exist. When you nail the Logos to a tree, what do you get? Sheet music, dance steps, science, and technology — it has its place, but it’s not the same as feeling happy or dancing in the moonlight.

“The Logos became flesh and we have seen his glory—grace.” Jesus lived gracefully; He lived His life like a dance. The dance fulfilled the law, although it was not at all what we expected. We had the sheet music; we had the knowledge of good and evil; we had the law in a coffin in a stone temple. We had the dance steps, but we were all surprised by the Dancer and His Dance.