Our family spent several hours sharing Big Thoughts after church (before we started recording), so now we're ready to just shoot the breeze... Join us for this lighthearted chat.  

Why does Luke like spaghetti--but not lasagna? How many clothes can be squeezed into a standard washing machine?  John gives an update on his landscaping projects. (Spoiler: John is turning into an old man before our very eyes.)

And--hey look--a rabbit in the yard! 

Should we talk about Richard Dawkins being a "cultural Christian?"   Meh.  Too serious.  Let's not.

See, Neighbor, not EVERY conversation deep and convicting.  (Oh, now Luke's parents are dropping off some patio furniture!) 

There's some real life happening over at the Comedian's House, and you're invited to take a listen.

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On today's show Tom introduces the topic of boredom and its relation to a world that finds no meaning apart from the endless choices we draw from to gratify and distract ourselves. Glenn and Chris help unpack this timely topic, with its spiritual and historical roots and its impact upon the contemporary church.

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A recent interview of an evangelical pastor disappointed by his friend, Virginia Governor Youngkin, signing a same-sex “marriage” bill into law reveals how Christian discipleship falls short, not just with those wanting to hold office, but often with the pastors and policy organizations supporting them. David explains why what may sound and look good to many people in the pews too often turns out so disappointing.

Deconstruction is a social contagion, so how should the church respond? In part two of the conversation, host Joseph Backholm is again joined by Alisa Childers, life long Christian and author of, “The Deconstruction of Christianity: What It Is, Why It’s Destructive, and How To Respond” for advice on how to navigate deconstruction and the dangers of it. Deconstruction can sometimes take on another name: progressive Christianity. Is this a new gospel? Listen now as Alisa tackles the topic of progressive Christianity, where we can find truth, and what the culture says truth is.

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Deconstruction is a social contagion, so how should the church respond? In part two of the conversation, host Joseph Backholm is again joined by Alisa Childers, life long Christian and author of, “The Deconstruction of Christianity: What It Is, Why It’s Destructive, and How To Respond” for advice on how to navigate deconstruction and the dangers of it. Deconstruction can sometimes take on another name: progressive Christianity. Is this a new gospel? Listen now as Alisa tackles the topic of progressive Christianity, where we can find truth, and what the culture says truth is.

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