Fueled by Caffeine and Christ

Justin and Chris take a look at the discipline of Biblical fasting in this week's episode.  They also talk about the awesome event of Justin's baptism while they were on vacation.  Tune in to see what they talked about!

Guys, we hit 10 episodes of the Fueled by Caffeine and Christ Podcast!  Thank you so much for sticking with us through our journey in podcasting!  We are blessed to have you all listen to us and look forward to providing you more and more episodes!
 In this week's episode, Chris and Justin discuss what it takes to start a new ministry in church.  Whether it is starting from scratch or reworking an older model, the guys look to give a little advice on how someone can begin a new ministry. 
Thanks again for helping us reach 10!  Here's to many many more!

Justin and Chris are joined by two very special guests, their dads Joey Luciano and Dave Clark.  The guys discuss the joys of fatherhood and everything that comes with it.  Enjoy listening as they reminisce about how they grew up and are now all fathers themselves.  

In this episode, Justin and Chris talk about what they have experienced in their own marriages and also discuss the different roles in a marriage relationship.  They look at different Bible passages that talk about what jobs the husband and the wife have in a marriage and how people have misconstrued them in the past. 
 
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Chris and Justin talk about the moms in their lives.  Don't forget to show the moms in your life some love and it doesn't have to just be on Mother's Day. 
Share some stories about the moms in your lives with us too!

Here's the link to the article that Justin was referencing from today.  Take a look!

Chris and Justin talk about how Christians are commonly perceived by unbelievers in both some comical and convicting ways.  The conversation seeks to put to rest some of these misconceptions about what we, as followers of Christ, act like as opposed to what we are called to be like. 

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For the First Sip today, the guys tried Death Wish whole bean coffee out of the Chemex brewer.  It is strong stuff!  Noted as the "world's strongest coffee," Death Wish was delicious and we will definitely be drinking it again soon! 

Thanks for listening!

On this episode, Justin and Chris welcome Senior Pastor David Strope into the studio to discuss the burning topics about being a pastor in today's crazy world.  From sermon length to Lord of the Rings, the guys have a great discussion!  Thanks again Dave for squeezing in some time with the Fueled by C and C crowd!

In this episode, Chris and Justin talk about the scarcely covered topic of Doubt in Christianity.  This difficult subject has lasting effects if it's not dealt with and the guys seek to bring the problem of letting unexpressed doubt fester to light and how to deal with it.  

If you would like to read the book we were referencing, here is a link to Bobby Conway's website, https://oneminuteapologist.com/.  His book is Doubting Toward Faith.

The boys are joined in the studio today with special guest host Alex Gregor as the three of them discuss what Biblical worship truly is.  Take a listen as they talk about the many experiences that they have had describing both mountaintop highs and some lows of being apart of worship, as well.  Also referenced by Chris, this video by Louie Giglio really shows off the idea of nature joining in on the worship of our Great God.  Take a look and let us know what you think!
Thanks again, Alex for joining the guys and the Cold Foam Charli was delicious!

Chris and Justin talk about the necessity for Christian Fellowship amongst believers.  In this episode, the guys reminisce about the times in their own lives that have seen life-long relationships and bonds formed through the accountability and friendships that fostered them.  To hear the sermon that they reference from John Piper, click on this link.