In this week's episode, Brent and Michael talk about all things task management, before moving on to playing Round 3 of: That Sounds Nice, but is it Biblical?

This week, Brent and Michael discuss whether or not they've ever walked out of a movie theater (which leads to Brent explaining why he despises musicals), and they talk about the errant views of Annihilationism & Universalism, which are clearly refuted by the teaching of Jesus in Matthew 25, as well as the rest of the Bible too!

Due to some audio issues our podcast is a little shorter this week, but not to worry! Jordan joins Michael and they talk about Jordan and his wife Piper's flair for Halloween costumes, as well as the upcoming CSM series called "Exiles" in which students will go through the book of 1 Peter.

This week Michael asks Brent, "What Kind of Christian Are You?" and relies on the most unreliable source to determine the answer: the internet. They also discuss the importance of membership in the local church, and why it matters.

This week Brent takes on hosting duties and asks Michael some very important questions.

This week Jordan joins Michael and Brent, and they talk about if Jesus still doesn't know when he's going to return, as well as Jesus comparing the timing of his second coming to 'the days of Noah'.

On this week's episode, Brent divulges his top movie of all time, and follows up from his sermon on 9/26 about how to identify false teachers, and what we should do once they are identified.

In this week's episode Brent and Michael talk about three Bible verses frequently taken out of context, and how looking at the broader context of these verses gives us a deeper appreciation of the text.

In this week's episode Brent reviews and expounds on a component of his sermon from 9/5 about our tendency to put people on pedestals. He mentions 7 signs that you've put someone on a pedestal, as well as what to do once you've figured out that you've put someone on a pedestal in your life.

How can you tell if you have put someone on a pedestal:

1. You follow them uncritically
2. You overlook real faults of theirs 
3. You let them pressure you, even to the violating of your values and convictions
4. You are dependent on their attention, affection, or affirmation
5. You own their problems
6. You are afraid of them not needing you
7. You fret if they don't talk to you

What to do if you have put someone on a pedestal

1. Recognize the one word in all 7 identifiers (you).
2. Be humble AND courageous
3. Have a mature conversation with them (if they don't like you attempting to remove them from the pedestal, it is evidence to you that they are jacked up)
4. Refuse to allow #2 & #3 happen again
5. Be your own person before the Lord

In this week's episode Brent and Michael discuss the baptisms coming up this weekend, and go back to Brent's sermon from this previous Sunday and ask the question: can you love your neighbor without first loving yourself?