Brandon sits down to speak with the GM of his daughter's jiujitsu gym. David has an amazing story and an amazing heart. If you are looking for a gym or a bartender, I highly recommend him.

***If you missed part 1, be sure to go back and listen***

Instagram: @davidwolfwood

Check out his YouTube channel Wellness Check

Brandon sits down to speak with the GM of his daughter's jiujitsu gym. David has an amazing story and an amazing heart. If you are looking for a gym or a bartender, I highly recommend him.

***Come back next week for part 2 of this conversation***

Find him on Instagram: @davidwolfwood

Check out his YouTube channel Wellness Check

You know how you think you know where a conversation will go until you actually have it? Well, here, Brandon thought we were going to talk about transubstantiation and baptism. Guess again!

This week, Brandon talks to AJ about a conversation with someone about Baptism and its origin. Can Baptism be traced to the Garden? If not, where do we find its start?

As they bring a close to his book's topics, Brandon wants to get practical about the idea of temptation. What is temptation? How does it work? How do we distinguish between a spiritual attack and our own fallen state?

This week, Brandon brings an example of a bishop referencing the idea of people losing their baptism through soothsaying and other similar practices. What is a Sacrament? What are they for? And can they actually be lost?

In this week's episode, Brandon and AJ discuss the relationship between good and evil. Do they both need one another? Is it really true that evil is necessary for us to recognize what is good? If not, why does God allow evil?

Continuing to work through Brandon's book on witchcraft, he and AJ talk about the origins and justifications for persecution and our desire for control.

Brandon has picked up one of his old text books on the history of witchcraft. From there, he and AJ have a discussion about the shifting way the Church has viewed the devil over the centuries and try to understand the bigger picture.

In the Gospels, Christ lays out some strong statements about those who would follow Him. Specifically, about loving Him above all else and taking up our cross. It's not a long list, so why is it so hard to live up to?