This week, we revisit the passionate love of eros and try to get past some of the stereotypes and assumptions that surround it.

With AJ out of the country for the month, we wanted to revisit our mini-series on the Four Loves. To start with, we take a look at the natural love of friendship and community.

This week, AJ and Brandon take a closer look at the yoke of Christ. How do we learn from Him the difference between our labors and burdens? How can we be meek and humble of heart?

With Brandon back from a vacation and AJ starting his, we turn our attention to a discussion about the importance and dignity of work, as well as the key to finding a balance in our rest so we avoid idleness.

Continuing their conversations about Brandon's vacation, AJ and Brandon discuss the difficulty of maintaining discipline in prayer while traveling. Like all things, it tends to be a question of balance between scheduled and spontaneous time in the presence of God.

This week, AJ and Brandon talk a little about Brandon's trip to New York. Having been struck by the beauty and permanence of what he saw in New York, they try to figure out why beauty seems to be getting more difficult to find, and why it's so important for us to find it.

AJ and Brandon discuss the concept of manifestation. How dependent is reality on our view and approach to it? Obviously, our attitude matters, but how much so?

This week, AJ and Brandon spend some time talking about some of the ways we see ourselves impacted by our modern disconnection from the natural world. Hopefully, you find yourself listening to this on your way out to a lake or a campsite!

This week, AJ and Brandon discuss the uniqueness of humanity in creation. We are intelligent, but we're also animals. How do we reconcile these truths of who and what we are?

This week, AJ and Brandon return to a conversation on prophesy. Are there still prophets today? If so, how do we figure out which ones are real and which ones aren't?