The group takes on their very first question - one they have put off for MONTHS - and go into exploring the Biblical accounts of the Nephilim. But, to their surprise, it ends up being one of their most fun conversations! Plus, by the end of it, Andy has rebranded himself as a Millennial, so you know things have gone off the rails.

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Andy reminds us that Jesus is a light in darkness, and by accepting Him, we can shine His light and be a beacon to others.

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Kaitlyn returns, and we celebrate by giving her a question she absolutely does not want to answer. But once the group starts to take the question seriously, everyone is surprised to find that they have a lot to say.

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Andy showcases the proper way to dice an onion, because knowing the proper way to do a task makes your life easier. Just like knowing the proper way to dice an onion, using the right words can make life not just easier, but sweeter as well.

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As the scripture says, "Death and life are in the power of the tongue," so Ann tells us about a turning point in her life involving the power of word.

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The group discusses the tragic death of young missionary John Chau, who traveled to try and convert the Sentinelese people and was killed for his efforts, resulting in an online firestorm centered around martyrdom, American exceptionalism, and the role mission organizations are supposed to play.

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With today being the Super Bowl, Andy starts off the sermon by turning to the Bible to predict the game's outcome. For the main point, Andy says that it takes us two steps to receive Jesus's promise to ease our burdens, and many people do one, not both.

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'Lifehacks' are things that people have found to help make life less stressful and remove chaos. One physical example Ann says is to use a simple plastic straw to core a strawberry. And what better 'lifehack' is there than to accept and put Jesus in your life? For he promises a release from your stress and help with your burdens.

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After a Source In The City talk about how we, too, are creators, someone wants to know what the group’s favorite things are that are made for the glory of God. The list spans the globe, covers all genres, and at one point Andy makes a pun so bad Ben covers his head in his hands and can’t go on.

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This week, Andy discusses how people are more open to changing their paths the hungrier they get; whether physically hungry while on a long bike ride around Houston, or metaphorically hungry for Christ's presence.

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