Have you ever felt any sort of discomfort over how to be a witness for Jesus while you are at work? Are there ways that are wise and effective to share the gospel? Are there considerations that we should bear in mind to avoid creating trouble or a hinderance to either our testimony or our effectiveness?  

Is there a difference between a conversation and a dialogue? Today on Anchored and Devoted Dave and Jeremy are going pull on this thread in order to describe a powerful way to meet others inner interactions. 

We are going to pick up our conversation from the last episode and look at the practical side of suffering. How do we evaluate what God is calling us to do, when our best options are to quit, or show girt?

When is enough, enough? When is enough, not enough? When is enough, too much? Navigating relationships is complex, and not always straight forward, especially when life gets real. So how do we determine when it’s time to buckle down, and when it’s time to eject?

In today’s conversation Dave and Jeremy will give some commentary on the “pet eating” story and off some insight on how we should all make our own judgements when we lack first hand knowledge. 

Being considerate in a culture of self expression is a nightmare, and it’s also the basic requirement for living as a fully formed adult. Does civility have to be hard, do we owe it to our community to be civil with them, and why should that hold true when they’re being stupid?

Who am I, and Whow can I know? These two fundamental questions lay at the core of when it means to be a person, and there is a lot of static in the airwaves claiming to bring clarity. Today on A&D we are going to bring this back to basics and find a path back to our home. 

What is humanism, and why does it matter? You might have an answer to this question already, but keep listening. Our conversation today is going to take you places that you are probably not expecting as we attempt to bring some clarity and encouragement.

Today Dave is going to challenge Jeremy to be vulnerable and answer the question: how do you love your unbelieving neighbor. And then Jeremy is going to convict himself of not loving either Jesus or his neighbor. Come along and maybe you’ll be inspired. 

Today Dave and Jeremy discuss the place of humor, humility and falling in grace. This will be a fun, relaxed and laughter filled conversation encouraging all believers to smile a little bit more.