In this episode, John joins Aaron and Sage in a canoe as the three of them capsize the whole thing, debating the uselessness of specific tree types, mourn the pain of not having body hair, and deep dive into the misleading nature of the "God's Not Dead" movie trilogy (and how to tell if any media is propaganda).

Anytime anyone claims to be a sucessor to Jesus...not off to a great start.  

In this episode, John, Aaron, and Sage talk about why we see Jesus as depicted as white in a lot of the art we see in our churches (when he definitely wasn't), and the subtle but significant problems that come from that portrayal. They also awkwardly solve their way through the problems of deforestation and four-way-stops.

The Trinity has always been hard to understand.

In this stunner of an episode, Aaron, John, and Sage eliminate every beverage on earth except for one, discuss the feasibility of all water getting replaced by sparkling water, heavily weigh which action movie character they'd choose to save their family, and... well, there's no smooth segue into this.... they also vulnerably share how their understanding of communion and its significance to them has grown over the years.

Jesus is a ghost?  

John, Aaron, and Sage think they're going to have time to talk about baptism and communion both, but quickly realize the baptism conversation will take up the whole time! Please enjoy this, and other debates including whether you'd want to be 10 years older from the neck up, or 10 years older from the neck down.

Stop adding to what's been done perfectly.  

In this episode, Aaron intellectually outperforms John and Sage in the subject of sports trivia, and the three fellas talk about several debatable issues in the church: alcohol consumption, media consumption, strong language, and others, but more importantly, why they're debatable, and not as big of a deal as we make them out to be.

Arguably the most important heretic in church history