In this episode, Atticus explains the beautiful truths of salvation through the gospel outlined in 1 Peter 1:1-12. 

In this episode, Atticus talks about his first semester as a connection group leader and the lessons he learned to equip future leaders. 

In this episode, Atticus addresses the topic of how we as Christians should conduct the activity of lifting through a Biblical lense. 

In this episode, Atticus recalls a sermon from Dr. Voddie Baucham about Biblical racial reconciliation and how the gospel does not line up with CRT and Intersectionality. Atticus also recalls how Biblical racial reconciliation has played out in his own life.

CRT and why it is dangerous: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LGkVzpXKEw

Biblical Justice vs. Social Justice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppZoIpaZecI&t=11s

In this episode, Atticus talks about how confidence in God is a necessary part of our growth in the faith and how it is the solution to the anxiety and depression plaguing this world. He also talks about how it is the solution to the self-love and self-confidence movement that has influenced many Christians in the church. 

Link to the FTG Podcast about Fear, Anxiety, and Depression w/Jonny Ardavanis: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2mLU8LN49bLXDLuUMiK5k4?si=8881e918af70405d

In this episode, Atticus dives into the how we as Christians should view self-awareness, meditation, and rest. 

In this episode, Atticus reflects on how his faith interacts with his speech impediment. 

In this episode, Atticus shares an article involving the Biblical perspective of optimism written by Reagan Rose, a graduate of the Master's Seminary and founder of the Christian blog Redeeming Productivity. 

Link to the article: https://blog.tms.edu/should-i-be-optimistic

In this episode, Atticus reads and provides commentary on an excerpt from Jerry Bridge's book, "The Discipline of Grace." 

After a long wait, Atticus finally talks about a book that he has been reading for the past month titled "Raising Boys Who Respect Girls," which is a Christian parenting book by a former college pastor named Dave Willis who is now involved in marriage ministry.