After the shooting in New Zealand, a listener asks if the Church is adequately responding to the trauma. Andy, Kaitlyn, and Ben consider empathy and the ways at which we fail to forgive one another.

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Andy expands on his story from last week about being on the Metro with a lot of people making their way to the Houston Rodeo. He also discusses the First Sin and Adam and Eve's journey through the Wilderness.

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Ann reminds us that everyone wanders for a time in the Wilderness.

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A C.S. Lewis fan wonders what authors since Lewis will last, which is exactly the sort of question that Brandi and Kaitlyn love answering, and lead the group on a number of different rabbit trails considering the current state of Christian writing.

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This week, Andy reminds us that this week's scripture tells us of the human side of Jesus. For when the Spirit leads Him into the wilderness for those 40 days and 40 nights, He is tempted by the Devil, just as we are every day of our lives.

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This week, Brant introduces the new sermon series called 'Wilderness'. He asks us to think about being lost in the wilderness, what happens to us out there, and how we can find our way through it. For the Lenten season is more than just giving up something, it is the wilderness before sanctuary.

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After Brandi (reluctantly) gives an update from a very messy General Conference, the group dives into a follow-up question a listener had about why there are sections of the Bible we don’t choose to preach from.

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As we enter into the Lenten season, Andy talks about how to avoid letting the devil get a foothold in our life - and it starts with surrendering.

Plus, the results of Andy's Facebook poll on what he's giving up for Lent.

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Andy rounds out this 'Lifehack' sermon series by reminding us that sometimes a lifehack isn't always what it seems and that sometimes it might be Jesus 'hacking' into our lives to help us live out God's and Jesus's hope for us.

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Ann reminds us that Lifehacks are about decreasing chaos in life by making things easier in a number of possible ways, most notably spending less money. But at the same time, sometimes it's nice to rely on items or companies that have stood the test of time, for they have survived for a reason.

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