In this episode, the main event is reflecting on the Netflix documentary, "The Social Dilemma." The guys share their personal interactions with social media, the pitfalls we see in our teens, and recommendations about how to use it rather than be used by it. Tune in for more!

In this episode, the guys respond to student questions, mainly on Melchizedek. After that, they play a game in which they have to give a summary of the article they would write with the title given to them. All article titles are real titles from thegospelcoalition.org. Check out the real articles if you find yourself intrigued! Tune in and enjoy!

Luke, Nick, and Jordan (Director of Student Services and Youth Director) follow up on a video on racism and Christianity with a discussion on the topic. They address issues of how the church may have handled things differently to social media's role in the escalation of the conversation on racism. This is a recording from a live chapel with students. P.S. audio begins at 1:00.

With an open mic, Brett and Luke respond to live student questions during chapel! Questions range from infant baptism to gender equality to aliens! (Audio starts out shaky and stabilizes out later on)

In this episode, the Bible teachers discuss a question brought up in class about what all is able to be possessed— like a bowl? Then they share their thoughts about an article in which Hillary Clinton enlightens the church as to why young people are leaving Christianity. Tune in and enjoy!

As the guys are back in action in the classroom and teaching all day long, the podcast will be trimming down to half-hour episodes. Today, the Bible department discusses the rabbit trails in class and our dream course to teach. Enjoy the show!

The guys are pleased to announce that Hallway Digressions will be recording season 2 during the 20-21 school year! To kick-off this first episode of the new season, the guys introduce who they are and what they teach. For the main event, the guys wrap up a student question from the last episode about what Paul means in 1 Tim. 1:14-15, when Paul says women will be "saved through childbearing." Enjoy the show!

Sloffer brings up cereal, followed by some of the most misused verses that we see in the classroom. Our deepest apologies to anyone who can never look at the verse on their coffee mug the same way... The conversation transitions into a student conversation on what Paul means by "handing over to Satan" in 1 Tim. 1:20. The guys then address how Christians can respond to "celebrity Christian" who get caught in scandal. 

The guys start by giving first impressions of random headlines. Then, they consider who they would have dinner with if anyone in the world was a possibility. Finally, for the main event, the guys receive a great question from a student about how to respond to a friend who came out as bi. Tune in to hear the guys' response!

The guys give get after some of their favorite illogical arguments often levied against Christianity. Then for the main event, they tackle some student questions about if it is sinful to listen to secular music or to watch sinful behavior in movies. Enjoy!