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Bringing Back Forgotten Disciplines To Grow Spiritually- An Interview with Jim Spiegel
Apr 29, 2026
42m 39s
Police Work as Calling: Bringing Christ Into Criminal Justice
Apr 15, 2026
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Finding Purpose and Value in Our Work with Dan Doriani
Dec 17, 2025
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Can America Rekindle Its Civic Spirit? -with Don Eberly
Nov 19, 2025
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Liberty, Tyranny and License: Tracing the Roots of America’s Free Speech Debate
Oct 15, 2025
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 4/29/26 | Bringing Back Forgotten Disciplines To Grow Spiritually- An Interview with Jim Spiegel✨ | spiritual growthspiritual disciplines+4 | Jay Hawthorne | The Kalos CenterThe Nature of True Virtue+2 | Columbus, OH | spiritual growthbible study+5 | — | 42m 39s | |
| 4/15/26 | Police Work as Calling: Bringing Christ Into Criminal Justice | Law enforcement professionals face some of society’s darkest realities, yet their calling demands both strength and compassion. In this powerful episode, Dr. Mildred Johnson recounts stories of personal trauma as a police woman, healing, and profound redemption from her decades in criminal justice. She shares her harrowing account of being set on fire and her journey to forgiveness for her attacker. Millie believes that her robust Christian vision for criminal justice has a real-life impact on victims, offenders, and communities alike, and wants believers to stand with the police by praying for them. Join us!Resources from this episode:+ Introduction to Criminal Justice From a Christian Perspective, by Mildred Johnson+ Dr. Johnson’s staff bio at Geneva CollegeFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage:https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/mildred-johnsonLocal to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 12/17/25 | Finding Purpose and Value in Our Work with Dan Doriani | Can work be meaningful even if it’s mundane? How do I know what work I’m called to do? Is work something that we have to do because of the fall of humanity? Jim Spiegel and Professor Dan Dorani discuss tough questions about finding meaning in your work. They both share stories of how they found their calling and encourage all of us to think about our work through the lens of serving others and making the world better.Join us!Resources from this episode: +Working with Dan Doriani Podcast+Dr. Daniel M. Doriani Bio from Covenant Theological SeminaryFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/dan-doriani Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 11/19/25 | Can America Rekindle Its Civic Spirit? -with Don Eberly | How does our understanding of freedom, virtue, and community shape the American experience? Jim Spiegel sits down with Don Eberly to examine the crucial links between civic life, family structure, and the pursuit of the common good. Don Eberly draws from his experience in government, post-war reconstruction in Iraq and Afghanistan, and his work with the National Fatherhood Initiative to explore the foundations of social renewal.They discuss the challenges of individualism, the crisis of fatherlessness, the urgent need for moral renewal in today's society, and much more. Join us!Resources from this episode: + Don Eberly WebsiteFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/don-eberly Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 10/15/25 | Liberty, Tyranny and License: Tracing the Roots of America’s Free Speech Debate | If you haven’t listened to the first part of our conversation with Ben Crenshaw, listen to that here. Jim and Ben continue today discussing how “free speech” definitions have changed in the last thirty years and what we find ourselves up against in this modern political climate. Ben shares the founders’ intentions for speech, distinguishing between injurious and non-injurious speech as well as the crucial role of virtue in sustaining a republic. This episode addresses the erosion of constitutional principles and the rise of unchecked expression, prompting listeners to consider the responsibilities of public discourse. Join us for this important issue!Resources from this episode: + Ben Crenshaw Academia Articles+ On X: @benrcrenshaw+ Author at American ReformerFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/liberty Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 10/1/25 | Ben Crenshaw: Christianity, Political Action, and Public Reason in America | Jim Spiegel sits down with political scholar Ben Crenshaw to discuss the crossroads of politics and faith following the death of Charlie Kirk.We discuss the broader hesitancy among Christians (right and left) to combine theology and politics and the roots of American public life, tracing the influence of Christian thought on the nation’s founding.We look at the broader cultural trends, such as the marginalization of religious and supernatural ideas across academic fields and 'cancel culture' and the ethical standards of public shame.Join us for part one of our two-part series on faith and politics.Resources from this episode: + Ben Crenshaw Academia Articles+ On X: @benrcrenshaw+ Author at American ReformerFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/ben-crenshaw Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 9/17/25 | Clara Piano: The Family is the Backbone of Economics | How can we help people see the value of being married and having children? How does a declining birthrate affect the economies of our society? Jim Spiegel sits down with Economics Professor Clara Piano to discuss the major role family plays into any country’s economic landscape. Topics discussed:-the history of governmental economic policy -the church’s role in increasing the birthrate and building strong families-the value of a person-the barriers to family growthOur faith communities have an important part to play in modeling family, match-making our single friends, and helping families towards stability. Join us for this important topic!Resources from this episode: + Clara Piano's Writings and Research+ Clara Piano's Articles on Public DiscourseFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/clara-piano Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 9/3/25 | Tim Hsiao: Gun Ownership, Drug Use, and Human Rights from Christian Ethical Perspective | We welcome Philosophy Professor and Law Enforcement Officer Timothy Hsiao to discuss his unique perspective on gun ownership and the right to self-defense. Jim Spiegel and Tim discuss why traditional Christian thought often leaves unaddressed gaps in contemporary ethical debates on topics ranging from animal rights to drug prohibition. We think you’ll find Tim’s arguments and perspectives very interesting. Join us!Resources from this episode: +Tim's Hsaio's website: for a full list of Timothy Hsiao's publications and work+The Public Discourse Articles by Timothy HsaioFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/tim-hsiao Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 8/20/25 | Inside the Battle for Life: Chemical Abortions and Challenges in the Post-Roe Christian Vote | Jim Spiegel welcomes Jor-El Godsey, president of Heartbeat International, to discuss the sanctity of human life and ongoing challenges in the Post-Roe political landscape. They discuss the compelling philosophical arguments that point in the same direction as Scripture for a pro-life stance regardless of one’s religious leanings. Jor-El sheds light on the realities of abortion in America, the role of pregnancy resource centers, and the groundbreaking work of the Abortion Pill Rescue Network. Join us for a thoughtful conversation about the enduring need for pro-life engagement in modern society.Resources from this episode: +Heartbeat InternationalFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/jor-elgodsey Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 8/6/25 | Colleen Warren: The Purpose and Benefits of Creativity | Should everyone have a creative outlet? Our guest, professor and author Colleen Warren, believes it would benefit everyone to work the creative part of their brain. Dr. Warren explains how every person is gifted with creativity, reflecting the image of God. Jim and Colleen discuss the theology of creativity, it’s origins in the divine nature, questions around immorality depicted in art, and the unique role art plays in making the invisible visible. Join us to discover how cultivating creativity can bring order out of chaos and enrich your spiritual journey!Resources from this episode: +Dr. Colleen Warren’s Bio which includes a list of her books and writings+Dr. Warren’s Blog: 1 Woman WanderingFor a full list of books and authors mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/colleen-warren Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
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| 7/23/25 | Tom Edwards: Navigating Pain, Purpose, and Real Discipleship in the Church | Jim sits down with Dr. Tom Edwards, a transformational leader with a powerful journey from his work in prisons to spearheading community revitalization and church leadership. Tom’s life experiences are inspiring! Jim and Tom discuss the importance of real discipleship over just conversion, the redemptive power of suffering, and leading by serving those around us.Tom's current work is an initiative called the Nehemiah Initiative, designed to revitalize the black church and equip it to restore African American families.Listen in!Resources from this episode: +Tom on LinkedIn +Soar Leadership TrainingFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/tom-edwards Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 7/9/25 | Gary Habermas: Is the Shroud of Turin Authentic? A Leading Expert Weighs In | Apologist and Professor at Liberty University, Gary Habermas, joins Jim Spiegel to to discuss one of Christianity’s most mysterious artifacts: the Shroud of Turin. They talk about the decades of research, examining both naturalistic and miraculous theories behind the shroud's origins from a variety of perspectives. Being that Gary is an apologist, it wouldn’t be a good interview if they didn’t discuss the reasons for Christian faith that convinced Gary. Join us!Resources from this episode: +https://www.garyhabermas.com/+Gary Habermas' YouTube ChannelFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/gary-habermas Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 6/25/25 | Nathan Schlueter: The True Adventure Is In Marriage, Family, and Raising Men | Nathan Schlueter is a Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Hillsdale College and teaches an extremely popular class called “Philosophy of Love, Sex and Marriage.” He spends some time with Jim Spiegel discussing the issues that plague our culture today.Areas of Discussion:-The glamorization of marriage, work, and infatuation leading to unrealistic expectations and dissatisfaction.-The domestic life—marriage, family, and raising children—not only offers drama, adventure, and beauty, but provides the meaningful challenges and deep joy that our culture is searching for.-Fathers play a unique role by helping their children face challenges, grow in confidence, and step into the world with courage and resilience.Join us for this important discussion on building a solid family foundation!Resources from this episode: +Intro to Western Philosophy Course by Professor SchlueterFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/nathan-schlueter Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 6/11/25 | Ted Kluck: Writing and Theology of Sports | In this episode, Jim sits down with his longtime friend Ted Kluck to talk about Ted’s favorite topic: sports. In an ever-increasing individualized society, sporting events are one of the lasting “monocultural” events—moments when everyone comes together live for the drama and connection (think: Tyson fights, the OJ chase, or a crucial Lions playoff run). Ted, an award-winning writer and professor, also shares about how he came into writing and how his faith plays into his work. If you’re a sports fan, this episode is a must-listen!Resources from this episode: +Ted Kluck's Writing https://kluck.substack.com/For more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/ted-kluck Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 5/28/25 | Anne Bradley: Free Market Capitalism, Income Inequality, and a Biblical Perspective of Work | What does Amazon Prime delivery say to us about the free market economy? Jim sits down with Professor and Economist Dr. Anne Bradley to discuss economics in a way we can all understand. From the early church’s practices of sharing in Acts and what companies like Amazon signal, Dr. Bradley examines income inequality, innovation, and the deeper meaning of work. Join us for this interesting conversation!Topics they discuss:-Why economics matter-Socialism’s draw for young people-Human nature and the limits of governmental policy-The Bible’s perspective on wealthResources from this episode: +Books by Anne Bradley “Counting the Cost: Christian Perspectives on Capitalism,” “For the Least of These: A Biblical Answer to Poverty,” “Be Fruitful and Multiply: Why Economics is Necessary for Making God-Pleasing Decisions”+The Fund For American StudiesFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/anne-bradley Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 5/21/25 | BONUS: Joshua Farris: The Nature of the Human Soul and the Problem with the Materialist View of Human Beings | In this bonus episode, Jim Spiegel sits down with Dr. Joshua Farris—Anglican priest, canon theologian, and prolific author—to dive deep into one of humanity’s most profound mysteries: the nature of the human soul. The conversation winds through the latest philosophical trends and scientific debates about consciousness, looks at evidence from near-death experiences, and wrestles with the challenges posed by materialism, scientism, and the cultural decline of belief in immaterial reality.Resources from this episode: +Soul Science Ministries+Courses taught by Dr Farris https://spirituallydrivenleadership.com/For more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/joshua-farris Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 5/14/25 | Cornelius Davis: Finding God in the World of Medicine as a Cardiac Surgeon | Dr. Cornelius Davis is a part of a small “club” of believers in the field of medicine. In this episode, Dr. Davis and Jim talk about the intricate relationship between faith, science, and the practice of medicine. They discuss the reality of miracles, the prevalence of the “God complex” among physicians, and how Dr. Davis’ faith both grounds his perspective and shapes his commitment to his patients.Topics they discuss:-Coming to faith in the Catholic church-Endless complexities of the body evidence for divine creation-Experiences with medical miracles-Perspective on Near Death Experiences-Belief in God among a majority of unbelieving medical professionalsJoin us!Resources from this episode: +Exploring Cardiac and Vascular Health :Interview with Dr Cornelius DavisFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/cornelius-davis Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 4/30/25 | Karl Payne: Spiritual Warfare & Practical Discipleship | Today, Jim sits down with author and pastor, Karl Payne, to discuss the often misunderstood topic of spiritual warfare within the Christian community. Dr. Payne brings decades of pastoral experience and wisdom, sharing the Biblical references to and insights on the realities of demonization—not just in occult or addiction settings, but through common struggles like fear, bitterness, and unforgiveness that many believers face. Whether you’re wrestling with unanswered questions about spiritual battles or seeking a balanced, biblically grounded perspective on deliverance and discipleship, this is a conversation that has the depth, honesty, and encouragement you need.Key Topics Include:Need a biblical view rather than just inherited theological paradigmsChristians might unknowingly give spiritual footholds to dark forcesThree principal enemies every believer contends withCommon misconceptions about “possession”Resources from this episode: +Spiritual Warfare: Christians, Demonization, and Deliverance by Karl Payne+Dr Karl Payne Teachings at Antioch Bible Church+https://deeperwalk.com/speakers/dr-karl-payne/For more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/karl-payne Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 4/16/25 | Kerri Pomarolli: The Art of Observational Humor as a Clean Comedian | We are delighted to feature stand-up comedian, Kerri Pomarolli. She shares how her faith journey has influenced her career choices, steering her toward stand-up comedy as a means to share her perspectives authentically. She talks about her path to being clean and her faith-filled purpose in this career, to provide laughter to people who may be going through hard life circumstances. This one's packed with fun, insight, and a touch of the divine! Join us!Resources from this episode: +Kerri's Website+Guidepost Feature of Kerri Pomarolli+Kerri's Podcast: The Carpool Comedy PodcastFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/kerri-pomarolli Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 4/2/25 | Robert Woodson, Sr: Empowering People to Transform Lives, Restore Families, and Revitalize Their Communities | We are proud to share this inspiring conversation with Robert Woodson Sr., a trailblazer in community development and the founder of the Woodson Center, an organization that promotes a grassroots approach to urban renewal and revitalizing impoverished communities. Robert believes in the power of self-reliance and local community enterprise to tackle poverty instead of dependency on government programs.Key Topics Covered:Welfare Policies That Negatively Impact FamiliesFinding Virtue in High-Crime AreasDiscovering Redemption StoriesThe 1776 Unites ProjectCivil Rights and Differing ViewpointsResources from this episode: +1776 Unites +The Woodson Center+On X: @BobWoodsonFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/robert-woodson-sr Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 3/19/25 | Margrita Mooney Clayton - Art and Creativity in Today’s Culture: Experiencing Beauty for a More Meaningful Life | In this episode, we welcome Margarita Mooney Clayton to share with us her perspective on the profound relationship between art, beauty, and virtue. Her stance on how co-creation with God through art not only elevates the human spirit but also furthers divine governance, challenging the notion that art is merely self-expression. Margarita believes integrating art and music in schools can defend against the superficial culture, helping students discover and fulfill their divine callings. We bet this is a topic you haven’t considered much! Join us!Resources from this episode: +Margarita Mooney Clayton at Princeton Theological Seminary+Margarita Mooney Clayton.com+The First Things Writings and The Public Discourse WritingsFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/mooney-clayton Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 3/5/25 | Jeremy Dys - The Importance of Defending Religious Freedom for All Americans | Why is it important for us to fight for religious freedom? Aren’t we already free to worship how we want? Jeremy Dys is a passionate advocate for true religious freedom that applies to all, regardless of religious beliefs. His work with the non-profit organization First Liberty Institute has seen many successes in landmark cases that have solidified the First Amendment right to practice one’s faith in our country.Key Topics Discussed:Current Cases First Liberty is TacklingMisunderstandings and Challenges in Constitutional LawSignificant Supreme Court Cases Impacting Religious FreedomWhat We Can Do Personally to Help Defend Religious FreedomResources from this episode: + First Liberty Institute+ First Liberty on Instagram+ First Liberty’s Newsletter+ Over Ruled by Neil GorsuchFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/jeremy-dys Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 2/19/25 | Anne Hendershott - Grappling with Envy in Politics, Academia, Social Media, and the Marketplace | The sin of envy is something that sociologist Anne Hendershott has studied closely. She sat down with us to explore what it is and the many ways it is manifested in contemporary society in both secular and Christian contexts.Some topics we discuss:Socialism and the politics of envyLiberation theology’s roots in envyEnvy in higher educationSocial media as a breeding ground for envyThe state of Christian colleges in the U.S.Join us!Resources from this episode: + Dr. Anne Hendershott | Franciscan University of Steubenville+ The Politics of Envy by Anne Hendershott+ A Lamp in the Darkness by Anne HendershottFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: https://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/anne-hendershott Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 2/5/25 | Michael Zigarelli - Exploring Near Death Experiences and Their Implications for Christian Theology | Near-death experiences are remarkably common across cultures and belief systems. Research estimates that between 4-9% of the population has experienced a NDE, highlighting its potential significance in understanding life beyond death. Jim Spiegel sits down with Michael Zigarelli, author and professor at Messiah University, to hear about his research on the subject. They discuss how NDEs powerfully confirm the reality of an afterlife and the spiritual realm. Michael also weighs in on the potential tensions they create regarding some common Christian beliefs. Join us for this interesting subject!Resources from this episode: +Near Death Experiences Paper on Christian Scholar's Review by Michael Zigarelli+My Descent into Death by Howard Storm+Imagine the God of Heaven by John BurkeFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: Michael Zigarelli on Kalos Center PodcastLocal to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
| 1/22/25 | Eric Johnson- A Conversation about Christian Psychology, Parenting, and Soul Care | Christian Psychology Institute co-founder Eric Johnson helps us to consider the rich resources we have as Christians as we do counseling and soul care. He discusses the history of modern psychology and how we’ve been trained not to factor our faith into it. He also cautions against neglecting the many rich insights available to us from the world of secular psychology.Some Topics Covered:Deploying Christian theological resources in psychological analysis and counselingComparing and contrasting Christian psychology to other approaches, such as biblical counseling, integration, and secular psychologyExamples of how to apply biblical concepts in therapy sessionsChallenges in Christian parenting and dealing with the lack of explicit scriptural guidance in this areaResources at the Christian Psychology Institute for training counselors and pastorsResources from this episode: +Christian Psychology Institute, Eric's Newest Venture+Herman Bavinck, The Christian Family+For a full list of ALL the books and resources mentioned in this episode, click herehttps://www.thekaloscenter.org/podcast/eric-johnson Local to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events | — | ||||||
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