Karl and Crew

Americans have been obsessing about millennials for years. The church can’t seem to stop critiquing and analyzing them. In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen take a closer look at millennial spending statistics and make a few surprising discoveries. 

Christians are supposed to hold each other accountable. But when does correction cross a line, and become unnecessary and rude? In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen take a closer look at some familiar verses to see how they apply to real-world situations. 

Christians are supposed to hold each other accountable. But when does correction cross a line, and become unnecessary and rude? In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen take a closer look at some familiar verses to see how they apply to real-world situations. 

It’s undoubtedly a strange case. But there’s part of it that makes sense to anyone who has ever been betrayed by someone close to them. In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen discuss a North Carolina judge’s decision to award a man $8.8 million. Does the verdict represent justice or government-sponsored revenge? Take a listen and decide for yourself. 

It’s undoubtedly a strange case. But there’s part of it that makes sense to anyone who has ever been betrayed by someone close to them. In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen discuss a North Carolina judge’s decision to award a man $8.8 million. Does the verdict represent justice or government-sponsored revenge? Take a listen and decide for yourself. 

Some say that laughter is the best medicine. But when does humor cross the line into sin? In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen try to find the comedic boundaries for followers of Jesus.

Some say that laughter is the best medicine. But when does humor cross the line into sin? In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen try to find the comedic boundaries for followers of Jesus.

If you find a job you love, you’ll never work a day in your life. Right? Or maybe not. In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen discuss this often repeated advice, and try to figure out whether God wants us to love our jobs.

Initially, the results were exciting and encouraging. But upon closer examination, Brian and Kathleen aren’t so sure about the way many are interpreting a recent Barna study. In this week’s episode, they focus on some key data regarding the number of Christians that evangelize on social media.

The fertility rate in the United States just hit another record low. Americans are having fewer babies, and experts didn’t know why. Until now. In this week’s episode, Brian and Kathleen discuss the results of a recent New York Times survey that explores the reasons young people give for not having many children. They also try to determine whether those reasons are Biblical.