With the last episode of 2018, Ryan and Phillip take some time to look back at the four most important stories of the year.  

RPCR broadcasts from the annual West Metro Community Church Christmas Party.  

The guys are back from their Thanksgiving break and they are blessed to be joined by Raymond Dix Jr., the pastor of Pilgrim Baptist Church in Ft. Wayne, IN.  In their conversation, they talk about the ministries at PBC, and the successes that Pastor Dix has had in the realm of racial reconciliation.  

HHIEOY: Remembering the 41st President.  

Senator Lankford Joins Phillip Larsen and Jeremy Coleman for an exclusive interview with Crossover Radio.  They discuss Senator Lankford's ministry, the issues surrounding immigration reform, global refugees, and debt/deficits.  

Our NIF interview with Zach Szmara & Liz Dong at the National Immigration Forum's Leading the Way event.  

Crossover Radio's exclusive interview with Eric Costanzo at the National Immigration Forum's Leading the Way event. 

Ryan and Phillip discuss the devastating wildfires in California and how they are just as disastrous as any hurricane.  And of course, they talk about why this matters to the church. 

HHIEOY:
Ryan - No, there isn't a grand conspiracy to steal elections. 

Phillip - Pastor Nadia Bolz-Weber gives devastating advice on pornography.  

Segments 4 & 5 - Jeremy Coleman joins Phillip to recap the most recent trip to Washington DC.  

Ryan and Phillip recap the Midterm Elections from this week (and yes, they were this week!).  Together they discuss the 'winners and losers', as well as the implications for the church as the divide between urban and rural communities, grows.  

HHIEOY: Civics is evidently harder than we realize.  

Segment 4: For those who are Veterans, our deepest and most heartfelt thanks! 

Adam Estle of the National Immigration Forum and Alan Cross of the Evangelical Immigration Table join the guys to talk about the Migrant Caravans that are making their way through Mexico and (reportedly) to the United States Border.  The four of them go over the facts as they know it, the policy as it is currently enforced, and the response that the church should give.  

HHIEOY: 
Ryan: The politics and convictions of young people! 

Phillip: The solemn act of voting

Segment 4: 
The Dallas Cowboys traded for who? 

The events of the week have forced Ryan and Phillip to examine not only the events of the week but to revisit the very reason that they started this show in the first place.  Join the guys as they dissect the shooting at Kroger in Kentucky, the Mail Bombs around the country, and the Synagogue shooting in Pennsylvania.