TJ and Kris welcome listeners back for the second season of the show, tell stories of real-life supernatural encounters, and talk about spiritual mapping.

Kris and TJ review the first season and talk about what's coming in Season Two, and also announce some very exciting news and events.

Kris and TJ find a hidden message in what the Masoretes preserved about the firmament and the creatures of the deep, before taking another look at "serpent seed" theology and tackling some Giant Questions.

TJ and Kris discuss the climactic conclusion to creation and take another look at the controversial "serpent seed" doctrine.

TJ and Kris discuss some of the profound meaning behind mankind as God’s image bearers, from the ancient near eastern perspective.

Kris and TJ discuss some interesting elements of the creation of man, showing how important it is to maintain distinction between the narratives of Genesis One and Two. Then TJ gets into gene science and Nephilim bloodlines.

TJ and Kris review a Stephen King B-movie and its soundtrack to show that ancient creation narratives are still being told today. TJ talks about the plural language in the creation of man, and they discuss the functional Imago Dei before learning about the ancient understanding of the function of bugs and how films like Disney's "Jungle Cruise" still use the idea in a similar way.

TJ and Kris talk about the forgotten creations of Day Six - the land animals. Along the way they discuss chaotic creatures, manuscript issues around the real killer of Goliath, and the issue of genetic ancestry and the seed of the serpent.

TJ chats with long-time friend and bandmate Vaughan Gregory, frontman of Christian metal band Grave Forsaken. They discuss the roots of metal and how it fits surprisingly well with the Gospel message. They talk about band stuff, the end of the world, and Christian hope.