What if archaeologists discovered a box full of bones, and they could prove conclusively that they were the bones of Jesus? How would that change your faith? Would it change the way you lived? Matt and Merry wrestle with this questions, and chat about how we are so focused on Jesus living again that we lose sight of the good news of what Jesus' living had for us to begin with. If the empty tomb doesn't change the way we live today, then Jesus rose from the dead in vain.

Matt and Merry chat about Hillsong, their recent scandals, and whether or not they should be considered a church.

Matt and Merry chat about folks called TheoBros, their social media presence, and their counterparts, The Exvangelicals.

In our final installment to our Joseph series, Joe reconciles with his family. We also weigh in on the determinism vs. free will debate, and chat a little about gas prices, globalism, and the war in Ukraine.

We talk about the war in Ukraine and what Christians should think about it all. We chat about chaos and creation, Cain and Abel, Noah and the flood, and how much God hates violence and war. We ask where God is when humanity insists on perpetuating violence, and ask what we should be doing when evil seizes the day.

Jospeh overcame so much, but he couldn't overcome the world. This week, Matt and Merry explain what they mean about that. Along the way, we talk about getting old, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's arms, and what the world would look like if we paid our taxes in ducks.

Matt and Merry begin a four part series on the story of Joseph. Not the Christmas Joseph, but the guy who wore the Technicolor dream coat. In part one, we chat about how Joseph's inflated ego and sense of entitlement got him into trouble with his brothers. Along the way, we chat about the best actors to hire for an audio edition of the Bible, as well as the importance of sibling position in determining success.

Matt and Merry try some fruity and tart beers from two of their favorite brewers. We're not big fans of sour beers. So, we're trying these to see if our favorite brewers can make a sour beer that we can actually like.