AJ and Brandon are talking about heretics, and they're being weirdly complimentary. How can heretics be helpful for the development of the faith?

This week, AJ and Brandon talk about the gnostic gospels, the various works that are written about Jesus, but aren't part of the Sacred Scriptures. Where did they come from? Why are they called gnostic? Should we read them?

This week, AJ and Brandon start a discussion about the Bible. It's such an important part of faith that sometimes, we run the risk of taking it for granted. Today, they take a brief look at the differences between the Protestant and Catholic versions of the Bible.

This week, AJ and Brandon talk about how we think God sees us and how that impacts our attempts to follow Him. It's one thing to know that God loves us, but it's a whole nother thing to really internalize and live that.

This week, Brandon drags himself from the depths of illness to talk with AJ. They start with a conversation about Brandon's entry into Tolkien's Silmarillion. After that, they find that they keep coming back to the Valar and Melkor when discussing their own struggles with selfishness and answering God's calling.

This week, AJ and Brandon talk about one of the main obstacles to carrying out our mission, the fear that it won't work, and what that failure may mean for us.

This week, AJ and Brandon talk about one of the things that gets in the way of answering our call, our limiting beliefs. What are the things that hold us back from really going all in to following where God wants us to be?

This week, AJ takes a turn talking through his journey to his call in teaching. The journey isn't complete, but every part of it matters.

This week, AJ and Brandon keep talking about the idea of mission, but this time they wrestle with our selfishness in the mission. How do we make sure we are doing what we can for the sake of the Kingdom of God instead of out of our selfish motives?

In this week's Highlight interview, AJ is joined by Taylor Schroll from Forte Catholic to talk about his journey into ministry and the things he's learned since. Make sure to give it a listen and give him a follow on all the socials with @TaylorSchroll to get more of what he has to offer.