021: Does Everything Happen for a Reason?
When life’s hardest moments leave us questioning where God is, this episode offers a lifeline of hope without sacrificing intellectual honesty. Whether you’re wrestling with doubt, seeking deeper understanding, or supporting someone through grief, this conversation provides language and perspective to make sense of faith when life seems senseless.
Open to Awe: How Small Moments Can Change Your Life
Many of us are noticing that our spark feels dimmed, and finding moments of connection and safety has become harder to achieve. This spark is the inner motivation that fuels our ability to face…
015: A Love Letter from Auschwitz: Herb Kohn’s Story of Survival and Hope
In this powerful episode of Making Sense of Faith, Adam Hamilton sits down with Holocaust survivor Herb Kohn, whose journey from Nazi-occupied Europe to becoming a Kansas City legal legend spans over eight decades. Through intimate storytelling and profound reflection, this conversation reveals how faith, resilience, and love can persist even in humanity’s darkest moments.
003: Faith and Presidential Elections, Pt. 2
In this candid continuation of Making Sense of Faith’s inaugural episode, Pastor Adam Hamilton finally answers the question many have wondered: How did he vote in the 2024 election? But more importantly, he explores what it means to be defined by faith rather than political identity.
002: Faith and Presidential Elections, Pt. 1
In this inaugural episode of Making Sense of Faith, Pastor Adam Hamilton tackles faith and politics head-on in the wake of Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential victory. Join Adam for an honest, thought-provoking conversation about finding hope and building bridges in politically divided times.
001: Welcome to Making Sense of Faith
This podcast isn’t about easy answers or blind faith. It’s about diving into the tough questions—exploring faith with both your head and your heart. I want to invite you on a journey where we wrestle with doubt, embrace curiosity, and discover how a 2,000-year-old faith still speaks to the deepest parts of our lives today.
