In today’s episode of the Venture Together Podcast, Josh King sits down with Dale Cunningham to discuss the Christian home, biblical family life, and what it means to build a Christ-centered home in the modern world. With over 40 years of pastoral experience, Dale shares wisdom on raising godly children, strengthening marriage, overcoming spiritual threats to the family, and cultivating a home rooted in Christ—not culture.

This conversation is packed with practical biblical teaching for Christian parents, husbands, wives, and young adults who want to grow in Christ and understand God’s design for the family. Dale explains the dangers of busyness, materialism, misplaced priorities, and performance-based Christianity—while pointing us back to the life of Christ as the source for authentic Christian living.

Whether you’re a parent, single, married, or a teenager, this episode will encourage you with truth about discipleship, spiritual growth, and developing a vibrant Christian home. If this conversation helps you, please like the video, subscribe, and share it with someone else!

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Should Christians watch The Chosen? In this episode of Venture Together, Josh breaks down the pros, cons, and common concerns surrounding the popular series. He explains how believers can approach faith-based media with discernment, where the show can be helpful, and where it takes some liberties. Most importantly, he encourages individuals to stay rooted in Scripture as they evaluate whether The Chosen is right for them.

Do you think Christians should watch The Chosen? Let me know your thoughts in the comments!

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In this episode of Venture Together, Josh highlights a few verses from Matthew 5 where Jesus offers not just the fact that we should love our enemies, but also specifically how we are to treat those who mistreat us. It is not uncommon to have enemies, whether peaceful or hostile, simply because we call ourselves Christians ... Christ-followers. From a fleshly standpoint, there are many reactions that we would like to have that we believe would make us feel better, but that's usually not the right decision. Jesus explains in just a few verses how we should treat those who trouble us, and the elements of retribution and personal satisfaction are no where to be found! Is this something that you struggle with? Grab your bible and let's think this through together!

Join Josh and missionary Adam Walz as they discuss the cost of Christian discipleship—what it means to make disciples the way Jesus modeled, why it requires sacrifice and intentional “life-on-life” investment, and how God is working through relational discipleship in places like Taiwan and China. Adam shares real stories from missionary life, insights on overcoming fear and hesitation, and the importance of fulfilling the Great Commission through obedience and dependence upon the Holy Spirit . If you’re seeking practical encouragement for following Jesus and helping others grow in their faith, this conversation will inspire and challenge you to do just that!

If you’re listening today, it probably means you care about your faith and your local church. But have you ever stopped to ask, “What does the Bible actually say I should be doing when I attend church?”In this episode of Venture Together, Josh unpacks Hebrews 10:24–25 and breaks down the three key responsibilities that every believer has whenever they gather with their church family. You’ll learn how to evaluate, encourage, and support others in their walk with Christ — and why these habits are essential for healthy Christian community.

In this episode of Venture Together, Josh reflects on the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and how it has deeply impacted many people—especially those who have turned toward faith, church, and spiritual renewal in response. He challenges listeners to think carefully about their motivation for seeking God, reminding us that while Charlie’s death has inspired many, our ultimate reason for worship and devotion should be Jesus Christ alone. Drawing parallels from the story of Stephen in Acts 7–8, Josh encourages believers not to “go to church for Charlie,” but to go for the God Charlie served—focusing on honoring, worshiping, and living for Christ. Listen to this heartfelt message about faith, perspective, and keeping our eyes on what truly matters. #CharlieKirk #ChristianPodcast #FaithInCrisis #VentureTogether #JesusChrist

Join us on this episode of Venture Together as we talk with Andrew Comings, a personal friend and brother in Christ serving the Lord in Brazil! We talk about missionary life as well as what it takes to be a missionary. We also discuss the current needs in his field and what it'll take to meet them. It's a great episode that you don't want to miss!

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As Christians, we all are at different places in our journey toward Christlikeness. But no matter where we are at, there are two things that we must always do! They are core ... foundational! Stick around for this brief episode of Venture Together to hear what God's Word says about it!

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