Jeremy and Will finally answer the question, "Are they friends or work-friends?" As the two go solo, they discuss whether co-pastors should be friends. Also the two confess and lament over the grey area of having friendships and doing their job. They also ask questions of each other in order to get to know one another a bit more. There is laughing, crying, and tons of complaining (mainly by Will Lynn Basham).

Heather, Jeremy, and Will discuss the term "backslidin'," express healthy rhythms of Christian living, and discuss if you can lose your salvation. Also, Will discovers a part of his body, Jeremy struggles with baptist vernacular, and Heather is ready to fight someone. Listen and find out if you are on that list!

Heather, Will, and Jeremy answer an email question about gambling and what the church would do if someone donated their winnings. Also we discover that Heather hates Mother's Day, while loving scratch-offs, and full throttle beverages.

Heather, Jeremy, and Will discuss God's sovereignty, His plan, and what exactly is His will. Also, we all find out how little Will likes to talk to his fellow elder, Jeremy's dangerous outdoor activity, and witness Heather get salty about losing control of the podcast. There are these things and so much more!

Olivia Meade joins Heather and Will to talk about her new book, Ordinary Faithfulness. Heather and Will discuss their favorite parts of the book and Olivia provides some insight to why she wrote it and what the process was like.

Heather, Jeremy, and Will sit down to discuss church hurt. The three discuss and distinguish between an abuse of authority and a damaged pride. How can we avoid church hurt? Does the scripture speak to this at all? And when do we know when we are being abused by pastors? We discuss all of this and more.

Will sits down with Jason & Heather Cook to talk about the transition from Jason’s pastoral ministry and Heather’s youth ministry into normative, ordinary ministry as church members instead of church leaders. Heather opens up about her many issues and Jason seeks to set the record straight in his appearance on the podcast. A godly example of family ministry is seen and explored as Heather moves out of the podcast host role for one week.

Heather, Jeremy, and Baker discuss the truth uncovered within the Hillsong organization. How should we see Hillsong? Is there anything to learn and how do we go about discipline. Also we talk a little Oscar conspiracy w/ Will Smith's slap, and a little workplace conspiracy with Will Basham's candy cold.

Heather, Will, and Jeremy get together to share their feelings. Jeremy and Will share more than feelings as they sip from the same cup of coffee, Heather demands Baker edits Jeremy, and each share the emotion they struggle to control, revealing that Will is heartless. There are these things and more! If you get the feelies when listening, please tell us about those by submitting your questions/feelings/thoughts on the New Heights App.

Heather, Will, and Jeremy talk about the mission of the church. The three amigos focus on evangelism and speak to how we ought to approach family, work, and the world with a missional mindset. Also Jeremy reveals his new bands name while dropping their new hit single. Heather loses control of the show while Will eats an entire bucket of skittles.