What's the social media "Golden Rule" for Christians? Join the boys as we piece through a Biblical framework for surviving the news cycle in a way that honors Christ!

Join us as we talk about the core pieces of discipleship and some real-world examples that we've experienced in a variety of settings! It's time to get serious and go deeper!

Join us as we make the case, a strong one if you ask us, for the need for every Christian to be involved in both leading others and being led by others in a discipleship relationship. There's some HEAVY moments in this one, be warned! But let's get serious about spiritual development!

Will we know each other in heaven? Or do we all just go ghost mode? In this episode, the boys explore whether the Bible teaches a disembodied afterlife or the resurrection of real, embodied persons. Today we wrestle with what happens to our identity after death and whether Christian hope is about escaping our humanity… or having it fully restored.

Salvation requires gratitude, and gratitude leads to generosity! Christians must live in faith with open hands that God will give and take and use the things He allows us to steward in this life! Let's get thankful, in Jesus name!

Where our desires lead, our heart follows. What good things have become idols? Join the boys as they process through the freedom found in true love!

"Who do you say that I am?" is a famous question Jesus asked His disciples in the Bible (Matthew 16:15), to which Simon Peter respondes, "You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God".

Today the boys talk about Jesus myths and the reality of the Son of God!

In this episode, we dive deep into the heart of the New Testament Church, exploring its foundations, practices, and significance for believers today. From the Acts of the Apostles to the Epistles of Paul, we unpack the role of community, and the key teachings that continue to shape Christian life. Whether you're curious about church history or seeking a healthy church for your faith journey, this episode provides a rich exploration of the New Testament vision for the Body of Christ.