Crossover Collab

Just your casual podcast episode discussing personal gifts, reconciliation and the themes of continuationism and cessationism related to gifts. That's what we get out of Disney films. And yes we do talk about Bruno.

The 40-Year-Old Virgin explores sexual integrity in a charming and humorous way. Although a secular production, its values are surprisingly in line with Christian values. We swear we try not to sound like cringe youth pastors that talk about...the sex. This isn't a sex-ed podcast for your classroom talk. All we're saying is just wait till marriage bruh.

Merry Christmas, the time is finally here. We celebrate the incarnation and the day of gathering together because of God's grace. In the final episode of this Christmas series we discuss the classic 'It's a Wonderful Life' and its display of grace, love and the fruits of life itself.

To snuggle up and enjoy Christmas Eve we decided to present 2 bedtime stories for you instead of us commenting on everyone else's stories. We have a story about a pirate that delivered Christmas and a story about the galactic struggle for the nativity. Have a wonderful Christmas. God bless.

This episode switches up our usual commentary style. There's no discussion, but rather 3 tunes that we put together for fun.

Today we talk about probably the second greatest Christmas story (first being the Nativity) and how its great message is delivered through many adaptations. We pick 4 of our favourites and walk through their unique deliveries.

For this festive episode we discuss 2 great films and try not to hate on the 4 others. It's the 6 Home Alone films and our unfiltered opinions on what works and what doesn't.

We like Christmas movies, you like them too but we know the best and you will love them too. Another classic case of imposed opinions this Christmas; this is 7 festive favourite films liked predominantly because of nostalgia.

We've looked at the best of the best and the best of the worst, now perhaps we have the worst of the best of the worst list for Netflix Christmas Films. This unfiltered and unedited discussion will take you through our painful experience enduring these films.

Each year we celebrate Christmas with many traditions, but why is this the case? We talk through some traditions that we've observed and comment a bit on the theology and history behind them. What traditions will you pay more attention to today?