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Josh and Jay discuss cancel culture versus the gospel based on Josh's recent sermon from Matthew 8.  Is there a point where we no longer work toward's another's healing?  How far is too far gone?   twitter:

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As promised, here's the episode we recorded only a few days into the Covid-19 societal shutdown around the end of March.  Give us a break, we are releasing this unedited as a time capsule to compare our thoughts way back then to now (which seems way longer than 3 months should).  

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We meet with our friend Pastor Jordan Ivey III to process the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, and the response in protests and riots nationwide while particularly focusing on what how the church can respond. 

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Repost from Season 1 - Josh and Jay share a meditation for Good Friday.  

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Preston Sprinkle joins us again since he had some extra time in Nashville after his speaking event was cancelled due to Covid-19. In a special episode in Jay's garage we cover a variety of topics before Jay gives a Corona take that makes Preston cringe.  twitter:

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Mitch shows up in his pajamas to our new building to discuss his life as a missionary and church planter and what that has cost him, as we examine the difference between a life of faithfulness filled with mistakes.   twitter:

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Good friend and neighbor Josh Evans joins Josh and Jay for the launch of SEASON 3 of Catacomb Podcast twitter:

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We sit down with touring worship guitarist Benjamin Forehand and discuss his testimony and experiences from small town preacher's kid to drug addict to worship leader.  We delve into a bit of the metaphysical manifestations - ya know, demons, and healings, and words of knowledge and stuff like that.   Follow Ben on instagram at @benjaminforehand

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Josh and Jay air out some cynical grievances, rank social media platforms, and figure out why we're still talking about drums in churches like its a problem.  Also we ask for lots of feedback on a variety of topics so tune in and hit us back. 

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Wonderful conversation with the man behind both The Justice Conference and Ace Prime Cigars - Mark Reddy.  Mark joins us at Smoker's Abbey to discuss the necessity of nuance in the new ways we communicate and whether our theology is necessary to do justice in the world.  

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