Jared and Bobby take some time to address the ongoing crisis at the border. They attempt to shed some light on the issue through scripture.

Jared and Bobby discuss the importance of stepping into the darkest places for the sake of the gospel. The call of Jesus was for His disciples to go into all the world teaching what He taught them and making disciples. He also prayed for His disciples to be "in the world, but not of the world." Basically, He desired for His followers to be present in the world, shining a light in the darkness. Enjoy the conversation, and share some ministres (even your own), that are shining brightly in dark spaces.

Jared and Bobby are back, after a few weeks of illnesses and calendar struggles. In this episode, they hit the ground running discussing the difference between "toxic" people and people who are just plain annoying. Here's a hint: We are all annoying in some way, but we definitely aren;t all "toxic". Enjoy the conversation!

Jared and Bobby respond to a question posed by a listener in regards to caring and loving our LGBTQ+ friends around us. They know they won't always get it right, but they are trying. They share some of their own experiences and their thoughts in this episode. As always, they would love to have feedback and thoughts.

Bobby and Jared discuss the controversy of John Gray and Relentless Church.

Is it possible to be a Christian politician? Is it possible to maintain our Christian ethics during the political season? Jared and Bobby try to discuss the issue in this episode.

Is it possible to be a Christian politician? Is it possible to maintain our Christian ethics during the political season? Jared and Bobby try to discuss the issue in this episode.

Jared and Bobby are back and give their thoughts on Francis Chan sharing the stage with "false teachers". A short discussion as we move back into discussions after a brief hiatus.

In this special Valentine's Day episode, Jared and Bobby discuss the struggle and value of being single in the church. Jared was single for awhile, and had all the questions, "When will you be settling down?" or "When will you find that special someone?" Then, of course, the well meaning people will say "Well, God has someone for you. Keep praying."

What if He doesn't? What if He does? Either way, we need to praise Him. How should the Church respond to people who are single? We hope you enjy the conversation, as much as we did.

In this episode, Jared and Bobby discuss the idea of God "wanting" certain people in power. He may choose our leaders, but does He really "want" them?