Hypocrisy is something we all experience, in all areas of our lives and it's not the ideal. However when we go to church we expect a better experience as ideals and better way of living is what we strive for; but humanity is flawed and we all fail sometimes. So should it surprise us that a church filled with humanity and despite reaching for God's ideals is not perfect and fails sometimes? And are we as humanity all hypocrites in some shape or fashion?

Knowing our bibles is important for our walk but can we miss the point of that knowledge? In this episode we explore how our Theological knowledge can help with our Christian Maturity and that it is not the only factor in reaching a better understanding and relationship with God and our fellow man

We talk a lot about Christianity. But, apart from eternal life, are there any tangible benefits to following God's plan as laid out in the Bible? In this episode we have a chat about this, answering the question of whether we would follow these principles even if there was no eternal reward.

There is a big focus on health and fitness in society today. But how does it relate to the gospel message? Are they mutually exclusive? Or is there a direct correlation between the Gospel and God's directives about taking care of our bodies?

With so many single parents in today's society, we often focus on the "ideal" white picket fence family and all but completely neglect non-typical families. I met a lady who articulated the issue so well and had a big story of her own that i wanted to bring to you guys. I hope you enjoy this very honest conversation with Rose Sillet.

Australia is currently battling the worst bushfire disaster in its history. We take some time to show our support and ask why. There are no neat and clean answers for this one. Come and wrestle through the big questions with us.

As Christians, do we have a responsibility to take care of the environment? Or is it a distraction from our real purpose? In this episode we discuss this issue and its vital ramifications today.

Today we welcome our longtime friend and editor of The Adventist Record, Jarrod Stackelroth back to the show to tell us about an amazing experience he had trekking the Kokoda Trail.

We take this opportunity to farewell our brother, celebrate what God did in spite of us in 2019 and what he is going to do through us in 2020. Buckle up for a laugh!

How often to do we ask, God why is this so? Should we ask God questions or should we have the faith to not ask God questions and just follow blindly? In this episode we question, questioning God; because can you question your faith without apostasy?