Warning: Today's episode contains material that is mature in nature, and may not be appropriate for all audiences.

Joe and Jimmy throw up the mics to talk through the issue of pornography. What is pornography, and why do we need to talk about it? What are the effects of porn on individuals, families, and the world? Is there a way out of porn?

Bonus! Joe and Jimmy take on the generally neglected spiritual discipline of silence and solitude. You'll get a more thorough treatment of this subject by reading Donald Whitney's book, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life.

Joe and Jimmy continue their conversation on "when worship goes bad" but focus specifically on preaching. When does preaching go bad? What makes for good preaching? What can we do when sitting under bad preaching?

Jimmy and Joe talk about the danger of leveraging entertainment in worship. What is corporate worship? Is the regulative principle really a thing? And how is entertainment at odds with worship?

Joe and Jimmy decided to talk more about friendship to get to a deeper and more practical level. What is friendship? What's the difference between worldly friendships and biblical friendships? What do friends do for each other? How do we seek out healthy friendships if we find ourselves alone? Plus, Jimmy finds out something about Joe he never knew.

Follow Up: Joe says Logan was a major disappointment. Jimmy thought it was okay.

Joe and Jimmy finally talk about something called, "traditionalism." Traditionalism is a theological movement in the Southern Baptist Convention that is openly anti-Calvinistic. The guys wanted to jump into this topic because of the increasing online volume of this particular group, and some of the dangerous statements made in Traditionalists' Statement on soteriology. Is Traditionalism really the traditional Southern Baptist theology? Do they only disagree with Calvinism, or do they take issue with other doctrines as well? You can check out the statement here and follow along as Joe and Jimmy talk about it.

Jimmy and Joe were sort of provoked into a discussion on friendship, and "best friends" in particular in light of an article by Kelley Needham called, "More Than BFFs" The guys work through the "warning signs" of a dangerous friendship and find themselves to be guilty. Be sure to head over to Desiring God to read the article. Plus, Jimmy's backyard and Goldschläger.

Here it is: the exclusive interview with Pastor Doug Logan of Epiphany Camden. Jimmy was in Philly on business and was able to sit down with Pastor Doug to talk about his new book, church life in Camden, and the power and the gospel. Plus, Joe is discouraged, and Jimmy has a difficult time at the tattoo convention.

Jimmy and Joe are back in the Dojo, hanging with some friends, to talk about unhealthy churches. What are some common signs of an unhealthy church? Is there a time when members should leave a church, and if so how should they go about it?

Joe and Jimmy talk about the Puritans. Who were they? What were they all about? What are the common misconceptions about them? What's the value of reading the Puritans, and what are some of Jimmy and Joe's favorites? Plus, horror movies, George Romero, and zombie mythology.