Why do we feel so competitive? Do we really compete in everything we do? Is that level of competition healthy?

Does Christmas come with positive or negative emotions for you? What could change the way you look at Christmas? Are we mindful of the way we treat those having a hard time during this season?

What are some dangerous and harmful doctrines that the modern church endorses? "Us Against Them" Mentality? Male Authoritarianism? Guilt and Shame?

What are some of the most dangerous Doctrines that the modern organized Church teaches? Why are these teachings clung to despite their being toxic to individuals and people as a whole? What can we do to move forward from them?

What are the hardest parts of leaving organized religion? Does it get easier? How do you know if it's time to move on?

What does it look like to take control of your spirituality? What does it change? Is it worth it?

Who or what do we have faith in? What is faith? How do we have faith? Can faith be learned?

Are we mentally exhausting ourselves with a never ending feed of news that we can do nothing to change? What can we do to change our need of media? Do we have an addiction to "Being in the Know"?

In this last look at the book of Job we will summarize what we have learned and what we believe the intentions were for this unique book in the bible.

It's time to look at the dialogue of the book of Job. His friends are going to speak, and Job is going to listen. We are probably going to glaze over reading. Thankfully, for the sake of time we won't read each dialogue word for word. But we will highlight the points each person makes concerning Job's trials and tribulations.