Grace RoadShow

Catching Up, Genesis, and Men and Women Online

We're back with our first August episode of the Grace Road Show. This week, Andrea Burke and Kevin Maloney catch up after a few weeks off. They discuss his recent sermon on Genesis and what it looks like when no one is a hero. They also compare notes on men and women online, common pitfalls, and what social media use looks like these days.

ChatGPT, Fringe Beliefs, and Dating in the Church

We're back after a couple of weeks off! In this episode, Andrea Burke and Kevin Maloney discuss some topics spawned from Kevin's most recent sermon out of Genesis 24. They discuss ChatGPT's usefulness and downsides, as well as what AI improvements might make things better. They discuss the rise of kinism, and how to think clearly and critically when facing terrible ideologies. They also share their thoughts on dating in the church, book recommendations, reading the Old Testament, and what life has been like for each of them over the last month.

July, Analyzing Church Decisions, and a Cosmic Meteorological Event?

We're back with another episode of the Grace Road Show! This week, Kevin Maloney and Andrea Burke discuss summer plans and the July heat. They discuss the internet's reaction to decisions made by churches around the country. They also talk about Kevin's most recent sermon out of Genesis about "Sodom and Gomorrah." Does God still judge like that today? Why a pillar of salt? Was it just a cosmic meteorological event?

Summertime, Finances, and the Hilarity of Grace

Join us for another week on the Grace Road Show where Kevin Maloney and Andrea Burke discuss questions pertaining to last week's sermon. This week they discuss the absurdity of grace, how to live in the depths of grace, and what the Christian life looks like with one another when we walk in grace. They also discuss summers vs. winters in New York, the economy and cost of living, an update on the lobby ceiling, and soccer.

Loneliness, Belonging, and the Covenants

Join us for another episode where Kevin Maloney and Andrea Burke discuss the recent sermon from Grace Road, current events and whatever is new in their worlds. This week they discuss the loneliness epidemic, friendship and community, cancel culture, and weird things pastors might experience on Sunday mornings. They also talk about the sign of the old covenant compared to what it looks like to be under a new covenant in Christ today.

A Ceiling, A Wedding, A Garden

This week, Kevin Maloney and Andrea Burke sit down to discuss the latest in local sports news (promise this isn't a sports episode!) as well as some recent headlines. They also discussed Kevin's most recent sermon on Genesis 16 about Hagar and Sarah. They discuss topics such as how marriage looks when one spouse is a believer and the other isn't, how to know when scripture is descriptive versus prescriptive, and other points from that passage. Additional Resources: Knowing Faith — Should the 10 Commandments Be Displayed Publicly? Part One Knowing Faith — Should the 10 Commandments Be Displayed Publicly? Part Two Glen Scrivener — The Air We Breathe Tom Holland — Dominion

Ceilings, Abraham, and the Puritans

In this episode, Kevin and Andrea talk about the recent events at the building and why the church was closed last Sunday. They also talk about what's ahead for the summer and fall in Genesis, as well as what they're reading and listening to these days. The Desecration of Man Thomas Brooks' Heaven of Earth sermon

Farewell to Kasey!

In this episode, Kevin, Abbey, and Andrea sit down with Kasey Moffett to bid her a fond farewell as she steps down from her staff role at church. They share memories and reflect on her 17 years of work.

Noah the Sinner, the Bible for Kids, and Twitter Vultures

In today's episode, Andrea and Kevin talk about his sermon last weekend about Noah after the flood. They talk about how to talk to kids about the more explicit passages of the Bible and why it matters to teach all of scripture. They also discuss how to respond when someone you admire is disqualified from public ministry, how to discern what we read and listen to, and how God uses ordinary things for His glory.

The Flood, Looking to Summer, and Guess Who's Back?

Andrea Burke is back at the podcast desk with Kevin Maloney to discuss his latest sermon out of Genesis. Listen in to Kevin and Andrea as they discuss the last few months of spring, changing seasons with kids, and what's ahead for Grace Road in the months to come.

Nephilim, UFOs and the Loch Ness monster.

In this episode, Kevin and Abbey get right to discussing Kevin's recent sermon on the nephilim, exploring questions such as, “Is the alien/human hybrid explanation a legit possibility?” and “Where else do we find the nephilim in scripture?” They also dip into the wild world of UFOs, from the X Files to the origins of jet propulsion technology. How should Christians engage these questions? Is the Loch Ness monster real? Why is it still snowing in April?

Christian Music, Skates, and Common Grace

This week on the Grace Roadshow, Kevin and Abbey discuss Kevin's latest sermon on Genesis 4:17-26. What is the doctrine of common grace? How do we enjoy the benefits of common grace while exercising discernment? They also chat about car troubles, the benefits of rollerskating, and the nostalgia of 90s christian music.

Easter weekend services, getting older and the Cadbury mini egg.

This week on the Grace Roadshow, Kevin and Abbey recap Grace Road's Easter weekend services. They discuss the value of observing the cross of Christ and our need for it on Good Friday, while also considering the enduring human tendency to turn good things (like godly sorrow) into an attempt to earn our salvation. They also chat about getting older, harvest parties, and the common grace of the Cadbury mini egg.

Holy Week, Cain and Abel and God's Grace.

In this episode, Kevin and Abbey discuss the upcoming Holy Week service plans and Kevin's sermon on Cain and Abel. They unpack our human tendency to see ourselves as Abel in the story, the consistent grace of God across scripture, and the significance of Jesus' blood speaking a "better word" than Abel's. Also, what podcasts Kevin and Abbey are listening to and...powerpoint presentation parties?

Christian allegories, CS Lewis, and Genesis 3:14-24

In this episode, Kevin Maloney and Abbey Sitterley kick off the conversation talking about Christian allegories, specifically those from C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien. They also unpack ideas from Kevin’s latest sermon in Genesis 3:14-24, specifically the partnership dynamics between men and women in service to the gospel. What are some hallmarks of healthy dynamics? How can we be less awkward with each other?

Suffering, Growth, and God's Grace

In this episode, Kevin Maloney and Abbey Sitterley discuss ideas around suffering, growth, and God's grace based on Kevin's latest sermon in Genesis. They also provide some brief life updates and discuss the legacy of Rich Mullins.

Grace Road Show Episode 19

The Imago Dei

In this episode, Kevin Maloney and Andrea Burke discuss his most recent sermon out of Genesis 1 about the Image of God. In this, they look at how the "Imago Dei" impacts language about the unborn and helps those who face the grief of a miscarriage. They also discuss the difference between physician-assisted suicide and palliative hospice care, and how the Image of God informs how we talk about immigrants. (Also, less serious: What is happening over there in Orchard Park?)

Creation, Grace, and the Bills

In today’s episode, Kevin Maloney and Andrea Burke discuss popular theories about creation and how God made the earth. They also discuss what it’s like being outside of the “Bible Belt,” what to do when a “celebrity” Christian falls, and the Bills recent win in Jacksonville.

New Sermon Series, January, and the Bills

We're back for 2026! In this episode, Kevin Maloney and Andrea Burke discuss the new sermon series, Genesis, that Kevin began January 4. They look ahead to the next few weeks of sermons, as well as discuss the first one about God, His transcendence, and the beginning of all things. They also recap their holidays, as well as give their opinions on how long they think the Bills will last in the playoff season.