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Joe asks big questions about Jesus and guerrillas. Drew nearly starts Crisis of Faith's first ever on-air-sing-along. And Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove teaches them that it's possible to put the EVANGEL back into Evangelical.
Joe gets a raise by not tithing. Drew teaches Joe how to preform a money curse. Then Ronald Sider teaches them how Christians get rich.
Joe won’t tell Drew what music the Holy Spirit wants him to play. Lil Nas X plays the music evil spirits want him to play. Then Joe and Drew have to face the music with their parents.
In this episode, Drew gets the mark of the beast. Joe collects on an old debt. Then they try to navigate how to how to relate to the church while you’re in a crisis of faith.
Drew has a crisis and calls Joe. Joe gently rocks Drew back to sleep with logic and scholarly wisdom. Joe then lays awake all night having his own crisis about the questions Drew raised. And the cycle continues. You could hop into to it anytime but right HERE is a pretty great option.
Drew finally learns to floss. Joe's prophetic gifts are affirmed. And together they ruin (or possibly save) Easter.
In this episode, Joe wins a fight using Miyagi Do karate and then steals a cupcake from a troop of Girl Scouts. Drew leaves his career as a gynecologist when he wins The Voice. Then, over a schnitzel, they both learn how to sin.
In this episode, Drew finally opens up about his feelings but Joe won’t let him speak ill of the dead. Then Micah Melody Taberner, talks to them about gender, the Bible, and the lives of transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive Christians.
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In this episode, Drew can’t tell the difference between John Wayne and Jerry Falwell, so Kristin Kobes DuMez teaches him and Joe about the rise of militant masculinity in evangelicalism and American politics.
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