Then Barry explains how sabbath is the most provocative part of the Old Testament Law! (12:20)

Tim Ayers joins to discuss how cleanliness laws in the old testament were not designed to restrict, but actually to liberate.

After recapping the high school winter retreat, the gang discusses the idea of justice in the Old Testament Law and how we believe it is core to the gospel message and returning to Eden.

Tyler's back and gives an update on his new baby! Then the gang talks about week 2 in the "Return to Eden" series, focusing on the 10 Commandments and how they're relevant to our lives today when we stop viewing them as rules to be broken and start viewing them as ways to bring fullness of life (16:30).

Pod Hosts Maron and Barry introduce the first week of the new teaching series, Return to Eden. Plus, the gang hears from special guests, Marcus Casteel of the Grace Care Center on what's been happening since the January grand opening.

Last fall, we wandered with the Israelites through the wilderness, and left off right as they approached Mount Sinai, the place where God gives them what's called "the law of Moses." This new series seeks to explore the Law that lays the foundation for the rest of the Bible.

Hosts Barry and Maron are joined by Dave Rod to discuss his most recent sermon centered around finding your purpose that transcends the ordinary.

Join the gang as they discuss the two mountains you traverse on your way to discovering your personal calling, and learn why time spent in the valley of bewilderment is a sign of good things to come!

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Maron, Tyler, and Amy talk about Dave's emotional and powerful sermon on life and death and security in truly knowing Jesus (12:45).

The gang's all here in 2020! They reconnect and reflect on the past few weeks of being away and then talk with Amy Christie about the cure for loneliness and isolation (32:15).

Tyler gives a few updates on what's to come in the weeks ahead as well as asking friends of the pod for prayer.

The gang celebrates 100 episodes before jumping in to discuss why in a world full of technological advancement and access, face to face encounters are still best.