It Seemed Good

In this episode we're discussing the concept of Radical Empathy and how that clashes with most current Christian values.

We talk about BLM, mask debates and the fact that Jesus wasn't an American.

In this episode, we discuss how [ liberating | terrifying | lonely | life-changing] it can be to question your beliefs.

We talk about Mike Seaver, when math doesn't add up, and ice cream.

Show notes:

Jack Handey is a real person, not a pen name as we assumed. Who knew? https://www.deepthoughtsbyjackhandey.com/

In this episode, we explain where the hell we've been and the difference between churches being 'Welcoming' vs 'Affirming' of the LGBTQIA+ community.

We talk about good reasons to hate people, growth spurts and Tik Tok.

This episode is about what it means to be "saved". 

 We talk about smooth jazz, The Sorcerer's Stone and rich, young rulers. 

SHOW NOTES:

*There actually was no late-night R&B host on Frasier. We made it up. It was a total fabrication.

* The air quotes we referenced in the episode are here: ""

This episode is about Heaven. 

We talk about the Eye of The Camel, agricultural references and the beatitudes. 

This episode is about... Easter (of course).

We talk about Mammaw's house, those old gross chewy easter egg candies and the life, death and resurrection of Jesus.

In this episode, it seems like we might finally be cracking from the isolation. We ask each other random interview-type questions. 

We talk about being cool as a teenager, ghosts and why Jesus was killed. 

In this episode, we explain why we went MIA for 2 months and wonder what the heck is going on in the world.

We discuss the Garden of Eden, moo points, and where God is during the pandemic.

In this episode, we discuss what it means to love your neighbor, and what it means to be a neighbor.

We talk about Drunk History, good politicians and parables.

In this week's episode, we explore the idea that we're all here on this Earth to do something, and that we might already know, deep down, what that is.

We talk about barbecue, wrestling and finding your purpose in the world. 

Notes: 

* The book we mention, rather vaguely: When to Jump - Mike Lewis