Ken and Mike begin their third season of a trilogy of seasons, this season is focused on us in Christ. In this episode, they look at us in Christ verses from Romans and Galatians. In them, we discover that we are placed into Christ for death, burial, and resurrection. We also discover that we are dead to sin, alive unto God, have eternal life, and are clothed in Christ. Mike and Ken discuss what we learn from these verses and how we can apply what we learn to our lives. A listener wants to know what’s the best compliment the guys have received in relation to the show and their speaking opportunities. Testamints may be gone from the market, but the guys have found another option you just might want to hear about. Also, they wonder about what other mints need to be created and put on the market for sale.

Passages: Romans 6:3, Romans 6:11, Romans 6:23, Galatians 3:27

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Mike and Ken begin their third season of a trilogy of seasons, this season is focused on us in Christ. In this episode, they look at us in Christ verses from the gospel of John. In them, we discover how we are in Christ, what we know being in Christ, and what we can expect living in Christ. Ken and Mike discuss what we learn from these verses and how we can apply what we learn to our lives. A listener wants to know if the guys owned and operated a retreat center, what retreat experiences would they offer? What gives powerfully fresh breath and a powerful message to pass on to others? Also, can you remember back to high school and the groups that were considered the in group and those who weren’t?

Passages: John 6:56, John 14:20, John 15:2, John 15:5

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Mike and Ken wrap up their second season of a trilogy of seasons, this season has been focused on being Together With Christ. In this episode, they discuss what life is like not having Christ with us; why it matters for Christians to know and live together with Christ; how does being together with Christ make a difference; and what do the guys wish they knew sooner in relation to being together with Christ. A listener asks the guys how prayer fits into their current ministry and work environments. What are some things that do and do not go well together? And what if you could skip death and go straight to heaven, what option would you take?

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