In a complicated episode, Ryan and Phillip discuss the options available to us for president.  They detail on how both candidates have fatal flaws that they cannot overcome.

So what is the believer to do?  Is there a third option?  Is our lack of a vote for one candidate tacit support for the other?  At what point does the "lesser of two evils" argument no longer apply.  When is evil, simply evil! 

Get ready...this episode has some spice! 

As the drama starts to subside, Phillip talks about how fortunate Trump and Hillary are to have each other!

In this episode, we take a step back and discuss an article written by Jonathan Merritt.  Merritt discusses in the Atlantic what is extremism, what is Christian extremism, and what it means for the American church.  

Phillip's quick convo.  Post Indiana analysis and the

Outraged!  This seems to be the language of the day.

Phillip's solo quick convo segment where he breaks down the

The American Church has produced the phenomena of the celebrity pastor. Some are travesties such as Creflo Dollar and the rest televangelist prosperity gospel movement. Some have experienced moral failures. Some are just a passing failure. What they all have in common is that they placed something else in front of Jesus as the most important thing. Ryan and Phillip discuss the important lessons to be learned from the celebu-pastor.

Introducting Phillip Larsen's Political Analysis. This is the inaugural episode. 

In this episode: Ryan and Phillip Feel the BERN!

More accurately, they discuss the Bernie Sanders phenomena, discuss the growing divide in the Democratic Party, discuss the misconceptions about Bernie’s policies, and try to explain why Bernie is still a viable contender for the nomination.

Moreover, they discuss why this matters. Are Bernie’s policies addressing issues that the church should already been involved in? What are the lessons of the “Feel the Bern” movement.

Ryan and Phillip discuss the Georgia, North Carolina, and other RFRA laws.

As the culture becomes apathetic to the gospel message, and the threat directed at religious liberty becomes more pronounced, what response can Christians take that ultimately honors the gospel.

Plus:

Opening day of Baseball.