It's Not an Allegory

Pam and Eryn flip the narrative from the Christmas episode and Pam goes off about the history of Halloween, the implications, and they discuss off Christians should participate. Warning: this episode does describe a little bit of pagan practice, so if that is uncomfy or if you have kiddos around, we won't mind if you skip!

Eryn and Pamsit down with their professor and sponsor, Travis Johnston, to talk about his thesis on Song of Solomon

Eryn and Pam invite their friend Shawn for a lighthearted and slightly scattered talk on how God has shaped them the last few years

Where Eryn and Pam discuss what Lord of the Rings character they would be, where they would travel to for coffee, and why the Gospel is so beautiful and so much more than an allegory

Pam and Eryn talk about their summers, coffee, and the importance of digging into the Word for the individual Christian. Disclaimer: this was recorded at least a month ago and it turns out pam has terrible memory and time management skills and forgot to post till now. Disclaimer #2: we are trying out a new way of recording in this episode so sorry for any weird audio. Shout out to Ben for helping us record and assemble this episode!

Pam and Eryn talk about why Easter is so important, and what they have learned this far in their second year of Bible school, and how making coffee is an analogy for atonement.

Pam and Eryn talk about they're favourite songs, how coffee roasting works, and how allegories find their way into the music scene.

Eryn explains her exegetical and Pam makes a lot of "hmmm" noises and explains why she is a bit discombobulated this week.

Pam and Eryn try to be abstract, talk art, worship, and creativity in the church

Pam and Eryn talk about Pam's weird childhood, ramble a bit about how weird they both are, Pam reveals the embarrassing truth about her intellectual abilities, and they discuss the lies that Christians often believe.