In this episode we explore the challenge of remaining faithful to who you are in spite of trying circumstances and chaotic forces working against you.  How do you not yield to the pressures that surround you?

In this episode we take an extended look at how people can justify their words and actions in spite of their knowledge and faith in Scriptural truths and Sacramental practice.

In this episode we explore the depths of the unknown and the danger that lurks beneath.  What drives your fear?  What causes your anxiety?  Where is true peace and confidence found?

In this episode we explore this over-the-top comedy to see why authenticity matters in our relationships and community.  Life is more than me!

In this episode we explore two sides of one coin -  knowing you when you don't have it all together as well as trying to mask your personal chaos.  In the end, we are broken people needing love, community, and healing!

In this episode we explore the driving need to be in community with other people. When isolation is forced upon us our hunger and thirst to be with other people overflows in creative and survivalist ways

in this episode we explore a "dark" comedy through the eyes of a child where the world around him is pushing him to be something he is not - an adult.  Joining us in this episode is Dr. Thomas Egger, president of Concordia Seminary - St Louis, Missouri

In this episode we explore the pressures and challenges placed upon the "extraordinary" people that are around us; we also look at the simple pleasures of being "ordinary" and how the lives of the "ordinary" interest and bless the lives of the "extraordinary."

In this episode we explore the profound impact of grief and how we handle it appropriately (and inappropriately).  What hope does the Christian message afford us?  How can our witness impact others? 

In this episode we explore a cinematic icon, Han Solo, as he wants to be the "pirate" but is really the "hero."  The draw and pull to do the good is a powerful and Solo demonstrates the struggle every Christian lives with