In this episode Scott talks with Bethany and Michael about the effects of Beth Moore leaving the SBC, women's roles in ministry in general, and about finding ways to bridge the racial divide in conservative Christianity.

In this episode Scott and Steve discuss how Christians should think about conspiracy theories and they discuss the concept of a simulated reality.

In this episode Scott talks with Randall Worley and Alex Mitchell about ethical responsibilities of social media platforms, the importance of viewing our walk with the Lord as relational not transactional, and the reason why it is unhealthy to create celebrities out of Christian leaders in the faith.

In this episode, Scott talks with Dr. Christine Hand Jones and Scott Higginbotham about why we love nostalgia, the need for a rightly ordered understanding of purity, and the need to trust God in the midst of a pandemic when it is easy to live in fear.

In this episode, Scott talks with Randall and Stephen about the changing shape of church attendance in light of COVID, issues surrounding our identity in light of God's redemptive plan and in light of spiritual community, and the issue of moral accountability and the natural consequences of our decisions.

In this episode, Scott talks with Michael and Alex about caring for creation, understanding what a testimony should be, and how the church can help people learn to share their struggles in order to be more authentic, grow together, and become stronger disciples.

In this episode Scott talks with Bethany and Scott H. about knowing our limits as Christians, taking time to rest, and learning to police our own behavior in social media.

In this episode Scott and Dr. Randall Worley discuss the divine favor of government, the reason we as Christians are to submit to the authority of government (even when governments are wicked or illegitimate), and how to move forward as believers in this tense political climate.

In this episode, Scott talks with Dr. Christine Hand Jones and Michael Dennis about making small changes to grow as a person, allowing art to help you process your emotions and world, and using films like "Soul" to find teachable moment with children.

In this episode Scott talks with Steve Stanley of FBC Krugerville and Alex Mitchell of Cinco Stones on YouTube about the post election political climate, focusing on Jesus and his birth at Christmas, and about the decision by WB to send all new release films directly to streaming and theaters in 2021.