We made it—200 episodes of Chasing the Rabbit—and we’re celebrating the only way we know how: laughter, stories, sweets, and a deep dive into biblical truth.

In this milestone episode, four of the guys reflect on how the podcast began, why it’s lasted nearly four years, and what makes these conversations meaningful for both the table and the church family listening in. From unexpected listener feedback to favorite moments along the way, this episode is equal parts gratitude and joy.

Then, after the banter (and a surprise stroopwaffle taste test), we turn our attention to something that matters deeply—truth.

We jump in to a discussion of our new sermon series, Out of Bounds: Cults, World Religions, and the Truth of God. We talk about why boundaries matter, how Scripture defines truth, and why stepping outside those boundaries doesn’t lead to freedom—it halts spiritual progress. In a culture that says “your truth” is enough, we return to what Jesus actually said: truth is not relative, and it is not optional.

Whether you’ve been listening since episode one or you’re jumping in for the first time, this episode captures the heart of Chasing the Rabbit—honest conversation, pastoral insight, and a shared desire to know and live God’s truth.

Thanks for listening and thanks for laughing with (or at) us.

And here’s to chasing truth—no matter how many rabbit trails it takes.