The hosts talk about the last season. Fascinating stuff. 

The hosts talk to the sibling power duo - The Pfeutzes - about rocks and chalks, counseling, enneagram, Covenant Seminary, and more. 

The hosts speak with Bruce O'Neil and Bruce Harrington about their experiences as a pastor and an elder and how they got there. They dish out some delicious advice. We don't talk about other PCAs. 

Bruce Harrington will publish a book - Grace-Centered Economics, so be looking for that. We didn't get to talk about it unfortunately. 

The hosts talk to artist, author, and museum curator Sunni Mercer about these art pieces, her work on the OKC Memorial and the cultural center in Little Rock, her book TIG and the upcoming Thelma - and the PCA. 

We discuss this other PCA. 

The hosts talk to Bobby Griffith about his church in Pennsylvania, his entry into the PCA (and later exit), his PhD, his church planting days, and a bit about this PCA. 

The hosts talk to Doug (the other one) about his life and ministry in the PCA, his love for LA teams, and his hopes for all of us. 

And we discuss this other PCA. 

The hosts speak with journalist Megan Fowler (our favorite Megan Fowler) about Pennsylvania, Walt Turner, snow, overtures, and this PCA.

Not this Megan Fowler.

The hosts talk to Bill Thomas, director of the Southwest Church Planting Network about life, work, church, sports, and this PCA. 

Bill wants emails! [email protected]. Email him anything. Advice. Tips. Recipes. Gossip. Recs. 

The hosts talk to Josh Eby, who started and directs Vida House, among other things like Peru Mission and his important work helping churches find pastors.  

We talk about this PCA. 

The hosts discuss cohorts, church planting during the pandemic, and the color orange with Chris and Casey. 

They talk about this PCA.