A threat of pain or enthusiastic inspiration are a blessing that drive performance. But those factors in themselves are unreliable tutors if we want to consistently produce results. We need self-control and discipline to get better.

This week Greg welcomed back to the podcast David Reece. David is a Pastor, Speaker, Founder of The Reece Fund, and CEO of Armored Republic. They got into all kinds of fun stuff! Starting with how believers should react to property and income taxes, then they discussed a new poll with the younger generation leaving evangelicalism and flocking to islam and mormonism, as well as a personal discussion on excommunication and ending with whom the United States should have alliances with. David is always a suburb guest and a great discussion. Enjoy! 

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In this moderated discussion by Dr Josh Howard between "The Other Paul" Paul Facey, an Australian Anglican, and filmmaker Nathan Anderson, they cover topics including:

Biblical Law VS N atural Law

Van Til VS Aristotle

Presuppositionalism VS Evidentialism

Neighbor, we have a solution for you if you don't like to drink water. Just drink Kool-Aid and call it "water!"

How much "stuff" do you need to add to water before you can't call it "water" anymore?  And exactly how much liquid is there in "a squeeze?" We tackle these important questions--and we share a couple great snack options if you like eating entire cloves of garlic... 

Then: The Internet is all a-buzz because a lady used a racial slur on a kid. So how much attention should we pay to WHATEVER outrage is sweeping the internet.  And when should we just turn off the phone?

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Recently James K. A. Smith said Calvin University should sue for divorce from the denomination that sponsors it because the governing body of that denomination says the university should enforce the biblical sexual teachings of that denomination. While this is the latest challenge to ecclesial authority at a ostensibly Christian college, it's definitely not the first. Across the church world similar battles between denominations and their colleges are being fought. But why does it happen in the first place? Today the Pugs--who've seen these fights from the inside many times--give their takes on how these colleges drift from the doctrinal standards of their sponsoring churches and what those churches can do about it.

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Some of us like to speak grand about the future we envision for ourselves and our business. Sure, there's a place for talk. But the proportion of talk to actions needs to have the right balance. And too many people have it backwards. They're 80% talk, 20% action. Too many words. Too little deeds. 

It really is much easier to talk big and work small. And you get to pretend like you're hiding your lack of diligent effort behind your big words. Like a slight-of-hand magician, we try to trick ourselves and those around us to think that we're getting after it, when in reality we're not making any traction. But we're only fooling ourselves.