In this episode we respond to a question from listener John Dejong asking how we approach preserving the innocence of our children in an internet connected home. We also consider the responsibility to not only speak doctrinally accurate truths, but also live them out.

In this episode we look back at the true story of six boys marooned on a deserted island for over a year. We also chuckle at a new program in Washington State offering "joints for jabs" while Caleb tries to get us back on topic. Finally, we consider the coming automation revolution in response to rising minimum wages.

In this episode we see what happens when Nate is around to keep us on track. We look at the rise of self-defense training in Bolivia for women who suffer domestic violence. We also look at a neat trick Zebra Fish have for avoiding radiation damage, and how that might help us travel in space. Turning to Spain, we discuss the wisdom of a new series of stamps designed for raise awareness for systemic racism. China unveils a new multi-modal AI chip, and we have some concerns. Speaking of concerns, the LGBTQ+ agenda is front and center in our culture this month and also in popular children's shows. Finally, we consider advice for Millennials facing middle age and feeling some regrets.

In this episode we discuss the place of Israel in our theology and how that relates to current events. We also look at a fascinating documentary about a brave family bringing hope to war-torn parts of the world, and the movement they have given rise to.

In this episode we try our best to get by without Caleb for a week. We discussed the mask as a moral symbol. We also looked at the charge of tree inequality in America. Finally, we considered several other stories of note, including the sad connection between leaders of Hamas in Israel and professors of history in America.

In this episode we look to Isaiah for a lesson in resting during scary times. We also discuss the value of formal church membership. Finally, we consider a book by Tim Chester encouraging us to use meals as a key part of ministering to others.

In this episode we discuss the renewed violence in the land of Israel and the distorted coverage seen in the West. We also discuss the ordination of women pastors by one of the largest churches in the SBC. Finally we briefly look at some practical first aid supplies for the summer and discuss how prepared is too prepared.

In this episode we discuss the seasons of darkness that often accompany seasons of light. We also have an extended discussion of That Hideous Strength and The Abolition of Man by C. S. Lewis.

In this episode we try to guess where a giant Chinese rocket may crash down to earth. We also look at a CNN list of recommended Mother's Day presents and not the distinct lack of wokeness. Finally, we consider a study on the key features of parenting that help pass down the religious convictions of parents to their children.

In this episode Caleb and Chris make do in the absence of Nate. First we discuss the noticeable trend in young workers simply not showing up for their jobs. We also look at the rise and fall of ingenuity and the place for thought, mastery, risk taking, and creative problem solving in life. Finally, we try and fail to recall our previously identified third topic and mercifully end the episode (a little) early.