Crisis Of Faith With Joe And Drew

Joe gets a state inspection. Drew serves communion to the ladies. And together they discover that dead crises of faith sometimes come back to life.

Joe makes his kids pledge to be straight. Drew gives his kids fake medicine. And together they learn why evangelicalism sounds so icky even when it’s right. 

Joe steals Drew’s HBO account. Drew explains to his parents why they only think they like Elvis. Together they try to pinpoint why Drew’s church plant failed. 

Drew rethinks his tramp stamp. Joe stops feeling his feelings. And together they explore how evangelicalism loves Jesus, just not anything he has to say. 

We’ll be back September 2022!

Joe pierces his ear with a pimple. Drew practices his tight 5. And together they finish the sermon on the mount.

Joe loses his pesky testes. Drew invites strangers into public restrooms with him. And together they decide to stop judging others except when it’s funny... or helpful... or necessary... or they forget.

Here's the article we talked about a bit late in the episode (in case you want to send it to a conservative who will DEFINITELY read it):

https://baptistnews.com/article/the-tangled-web-of-evangelical-opposition-to-abortion-while-believing-in-original-sin-eternal-conscious-torment-and-the-mysterious-age-of-accountability/?fbclid=IwAR38wwnpCX6UalYKePDK4I3CAsaJswMEs3FUG_vQ2_RtLdXVpzMW6_1CDRk#.Ynp306QpCEe

Drew eats poisoned beef jerky. Joe insists on being an accountability partner. And together they solve the problem of anxiety for everyone. 

Drew explains the “deal with toast.” Joe tells a church there is no god. And they discover the best way to be a Christian is to be sneaky about it. 

Joe and Drew hire a professional to help them learn how to develop a spirituality on the other side of evangelicalism. 

Drew chips a tooth doing a keg stand. Joe wants to sing worship songs around a campfire. And together they try to figure out what they ever saw in evangelicalism.