On the last episode of this podcast, Anna, Mark, Dan, and Meg talk about the song Alone. This song is the saddest on the album and very personal to Anna. They talk about growing up and the loneliness that comes in adulthood and raising kids in an individualistic culture.

They also discuss the importance of asking God the real questions and sitting in the silence if he doesn't answer. It was important to Anna to write a sad song without putting a spiritual bandaid on it.

They talk about the album as a whole. Each person shares their favorite song from the album and a favorite memory while recording it. Thank you to all of those of you who listened. That's a wrap!

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In this episode, Anna, Mark, Dan, and Meg talk about the song Rocky Ground. They discuss faith and doubt--how grief shakes up your worldview. What is faith? Do you have to have a certain amount of it to be counted as faith? What did Jesus mean about having faith of a mustard seed? How can we walk into these questions rather than avoiding them if they feel taboo within Christianity?

They also talk about how they recorded this song and how it was Dan's favorite.

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This episode contains the heavier topics of suffering and pain.

Jan Quick (Anna's mom) joins the group for this episode. They talk in depth about sadness and grief. How our culture doesn't know how to feel grief, how technology provides a perpetual distraction from facing and working through pain, and how the loss of rituals in the protestant church has brought us further away from the cost of sin.

They also discuss how the church ought to be the safest place for someone to bring their wounds to the surface, but how we often don't know how to deal with other people's deep pain. Because we're uncomfortable, we don't walk alongside the hurting as we should. This is not the story of the Bible, but often the story inside church.

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