Chris and Josh do a cursory overview of high points in the history of revivals and what we learn from them.

Prior to preaching on one of the New Testaments most controversial teachings in the modern day, Chris and Josh devote their longest podcast ever to clearing away common objections to a simple reading of 1 Timothy 2:8-15. Chris and Josh welcome follow-up questions or curiosities which weren't addressed. You can email us here - [email protected]

Pastor Chris and Pastor Josh discuss the first false ideas which come to mind when we hear the word revival. How do we open ourselves to a new work of God while also avoiding fanaticism? Find out on A Time to Think.

Pastor Chris and Pastor Josh change the topic to something that's been placed on both of their hearts.

After a long summer hiatus, Chris and Josh return to answer for their prolonged absence. Where have they been? What have they been doing, reading, and thinking all this time?

Pastor Chris and Pastor Josh wrap up their discussion of Samuel James book Digital Liturgies.

Pastor Chris and Pastor Josh seek to explain what happened to the Methodist church.

The great irony of the digital age is that we are told there is no such thing as guilt or shame, yet shame and guilt are weapons used to motivate people to not believe certain things. Chris and Josh discuss shame as a digital motivator.

What is a liturgy? And what on earth is epistemology? On A Time to Think, Pastor Chris and Pastor Josh discuss these foundations to the book Digital Liturgies as well as how the liturgies of the internet change us to think differently.

Chris and Josh talk about the culture's elevation of personal truth and narrative above objective reality and how the Christian should live in response.