On this episode, we take a look at two awesome public servants and congratulate them on their hypocrisy for our "Petty Eddie" of the week, congratulate America on beating covid records that should not have been broken, and dive into the grace, truth, and love of Christian community and what it should look like in our current climate. From there, we will positively kamikaze the conversation by introducing the most fearless theology yet, and Devon can't handle a real traditional black Thanksgiving in this week's "White Folk Wonder." Please, let us know what you think. 

Thank you for your continued support. Keep rockin'. The I-2-I Team Article links to this Episodes Petty Eddie: 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.denverpost.com/2020/11/25/denver-michael-hancock-thanksgiving-covid/amp/ 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/12/03/austin-mayor-cabo-coronavirus/%3foutputType=amp

Wrapping up the previous episode, we return to the scene of one of our more "go there" conversations in review of the election and its ties to the "good ol' Christian days" and what that really means. And the hits just keep coming as Jordan awards another Petty Eddie to the largest group yet: certain single issue voters. Finally, Devon's "White Folk Wonder" asks a question concerning the POC vote this year that Jordan really isn't trying to answer...but does. 

Let us know what you think! Thank you for your continued support. Keep rockin'.

The I-2-I Team

Stat links from Petty Eddie topic: Source link could not be located, but follow Andy Rowell on Twitter. Info is to believed to have been published 10/30/2020.

Guess who's back...and we had plenty to speak on. So much, this is a mandatory two parter. We're glad to begin the rabbit trail of how this election has impacted the state of our nation, it's people, its faith, thee Faith (there's a difference), and the possible revelation of what it means finally admitting the DIVISION (say the word with us now. DEEE - VIIIIII - SSIOONN) among our people, especially Christians, and the need for all sides to detox and/or decondition from incorrect schools of thought. 

This should be fun. But don't take our word for it. Scope it, and let us know what you think!

Thanks as always for your support. Keep rockin'.

The I-2-I Team

Oh boy...OH BOY!!!!! 50 Coming out ya stereo...or headphones. We celebrate releasing our 50th episode by having one of our most interesting and intense conversations yet with Kristin Kobes Du Mez, author of the historically eye-opening book Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation.

We will dive into how schools of thought created by this branch of faith have impacted the issues affecting our nation. The hope in such reflection is to create awareness and reconciliation, but we understand this will still probably rub some folks the wrong way. As you'll hear in the convo, it's done out of love.

Please scope the episode and her book! Let us know what you think. Thanks for the continued support and for rockin' with us for 50 EPISODES!! You are appreciated.

The I-2-I Team

Preamble to the conversation: this was recorded back in May, and preserved for production for a reason.

Preamble to the Preamble to the conversation: we apologize. Sound quality is rough, but content is so good. Sooooo so so SOOOO good. 

Meet Brandon J. O'brien, director of content Redeemer City to City, a ministry branch of Redeemer Church and Tim Keller, and author of a some ,very eye-opening books that help the believer to gather some necessary perspectives. One of which, Not From Around Here: What Unites Us, What Divides Us, and How We Can Move Forward. On this episode, we have a very strategic conversation on the importance of not abiding by the "single story narrative," why biases aren't necessarily bad, and how these things impact current faith culture...and a whole lot more.

This will be worth your time. Let us know what you think. Thank you so much for your support and for rockin' with us. May this bless.

The I-2-I Team

One this episode, we continue our conversation with Cheyne Dent, discussing current events and philosophy and diving into the content of www.gettingmylife.org (again, probably the best website name ever). We also discuss the importance of not selling anyone short as no one is beyond redemption...no one.  Not even released convicts in Florida or the billionaires trying to help them out. 

Also, We apologize for the smooth soprano cameo of Litter Bear the Muppet. He just realllly wanted to be heard this episode. 

Again, please check Cheyne out at www.gettingmylife.org, comment and share! Also, follow her on:

Instagram: @_nothingwasted

Facebook: Cheyne N. Dent

On this episode, we’re honored to have the company and conversation of life-long sister of the podcast, Cheyne Dent. She has an amazing, touching I-2-I story which, in part, fuels her drive to the create her latest upstart; an powerful and provocative blog site offering a different perspective that serves to help those engaging to think differently about how they approach their circumstances. You know...to get their lives at www.gettingmylife.org (Yes, that IS the real name of the website. Pretty dope, huh?). 

The first part is an icebreaker convo where we discuss the topic of how (in)famously know individuals from the NBA share a profoundly impactful moment we seriously doubt would’ve happened had it not been for covid. There really good things that have come from this. Thanks 2020. Please scope and let us know what you think! 

Thanks as always for the support and for rockin’ with us. 

The I-2-I Team

On this episode, we take a look at the interesting subject of how Ps. Tim Keller believes Christians don't, and shouldn't, fit themselves in a two party system (and how he might just be right), pay tribute to the Notorious RBG and appreciate her I-2-I'ness, and hold a roast for Skip Bayless and his audacity to shame Dak Prescott for doing something that all humans should do: be open, honest, and real. Also, a cameo appearance by Little Bear the Muppet...you're welcome. 

Scope and let us know what you think. Thanks for the support, and for rockin' with us.

The I-2-I Team

Articles Related to Episode: 

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/29/opinion/sunday/christians-politics-belief.html

https://www.oyez.org/justices/ruth_bader_ginsburg

https://nypost.com/2020/09/22/skip-bayless-nearing-raise-after-dak-prescott-controversy/

We finish up the discussion with Josh about compassion fatigue, and dive into issues of fruit and root: from racial discrimination right down to the sin that so easily entangles...no Will and Jada. Josh also breaks down his philosophy of how men and their lack of ownership have contributed to maybe 100% of the issues the world has faced, faces today, and no doubt will face in the future. We just might agree with him 100% as well.

Jordan also lays out the an ideal thought that issues aren't good vs. evil, but evil vs. evil? 

Please, let us know what your think. Thank you, as always, for your support and for rockin' with us.