Benson and Sean wrap up our week in 1 John with a look into chapter 5, and encourage us to ask ourselves if what we're doing is truly of God? Plus, why we need to talk about sin more.

The guys talk about 1 John 4 and what it takes for love to truly win, not just once, but for love to win more and more every day.

The guys dig into 1 John 3, and ask the question, where is the action? Plus, they talk about why we, as Christians, need to reclaim what it means to ask for and offer help.

For the second day of our series, Challenging Truth, the guys read from 1 John 2 and ask the question, what do our hearts truly desire?

Benson and Sean open a new series called Challenging Truth - We'll focus in on 1 John in this series and we begin with chapter 1 and we ask the question, what does fellowship with God really mean?

It is the last day of this special series, with guest Devon Earle in studio along with Benson and Sean. They jump into the story of the woman at the well in John 4 and talk about how God continually reveals himself through creation.

Benson, Sean, and Devon use Isaiah 55:12 to explore how we, in the midst of the hustle and bustle of everyday life, can make space and time for developing our faith and relationship with God.

The guys and special guest, Devon Earle, talk about Psalm 65 and what it means to truly be in awe of the awesomeness and majesty of God's creation.

The guys, and special guest Devon Earle, dive into the creation account in Genesis 2 and talk about the difference between the Creator and creation - and ask why it is we are continually obsessed with trying to play the role of the Creator in our lives.

Benson and Sean welcome in a special guest for this week's series on Faith & Creation - Rev. Devon Earle, associate pastor of Fairlington UMC in Virginia, joins the podcast to talk about how we can experience and grow our faith through time spent outdoors in the midst of God's beautiful creation. Today they dive into Genesis 28 and talk about what it means to experience in the Lord in the spaces we are already in.