Andrew J. Bauman, author and therapist, wrote a great book called “Stumbling Toward Wholeness.” This dude has so much insight and so many perspectives to learn from. I love what he is doing at:
https://andrewjbauman.com/

Toby's mom had a health scare recently, which heightens his awareness of death. Maybe death is a thing that happens to everyone around the dead, instead of the person who died.

Joey talks to Bonnie about her successful kickstarter campaign for the writing and hashing out a freaking new translation of the bible. Not only did I want to know where the audacity came from to write a translation of the bible, I am also very excited about this project as it in my opinion is a sign of things to come. Those “things” being a more vibrant expression of Christianity.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1945582321/timshel-an-idiomatic-bible-translation

While Joey summarizes a hands-off parenting philosophy he just discovered through a book he's reading, Matt drops his 5-year-old daughter off at 7-11 to get herself a treat.

Joey shares some theology updates and random thoughts, as well as some of the going-ons at BC.

Joey has a new project that he gets Matt and Toby's thoughts and ideas on that will mean good things for you clubbers!

Matt's become the playground parents' confidant and proving his theory right that everyone is messed up, even (or especially) people who are trying to look cleaned up and proper to the world.

Toby gets an update on Reva's dating life, and Matt can't imagine going on a family vacation as a kid.

While Matt's busy pondering baby names, Joey's dreaming up a heaven where we sit in pods of nothingness.

Matt and Toby aspire to be voice actors, and Joey can't figure out his dad's claw trick.