Today, Matt and Marielle are joined with Yexi to talk about two thought-provoking quotes and what they mean. 

Today Matt and Marielle are joined with Yexi to talk the power of our thoughts. 

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Today, Matt and Yexi are joined with 3rd year student, Mario, to talk about the importance of having standards, or guidelines in dating relationships. 

Today, Matt and Marielle are joined with first year student, Cade, to talk about the heart of the Gospel and how we can talk to non-believers about it. 

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Today Matt and Marielle are joined with Kaylee and Yexi to talk about the effects of church hurt and how to process through it.

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Today, Matt and Marielle are joined with first year student, Genesis, to talk about young people's involvement in politics today. 

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Today Matt and Marielle are joined with first year student, Elisa, to talk about seasons of hopelessness and how we can navigate them. 

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Today, Matt and Marielle are joined with Kaylee to talk about the balance between real church community, outreach and online streaming. 

Today, Matt and Marielle are joined with Jenn to talk about the idea of self-justification in Christians and even the church. 

Today, Matt and Yexi are joined with first year student Isaac and they tackle the topic of, "Should Christians enter debates or conversations with those who believe opposite of them?". They challenge the listeners and each other to evaluate the motive behind the conversation and for each party to find understanding, not to "win" the debate.