Ever feel like you're in a position that's forcing you to suppress who you really are? Listen as L.A discuss the importance of growing and challenges you to stop hiding behind the medium.

Although it might not be the most pleasure-filled experience, pressure is a part of life. Whether it's pressure to perform well in the arts, ministry, academically, or relationally, pressure is inevitable. Listen as L.A and Austin discuss ways to navigate through pressure.

It's easy to dream, and exciting to start something. Rarely do we hear about the difficulties of sticking with something. L.A and Austin discuss the importance of faithfulness in whatever you are tasked with doing. Commitment is everything, and without it, you can never walk in your full potential.

During a season of uncertainty, and not understanding how God is working things out in your life, L.A and Austin discuss how one could find themselves in a "Bro... What?!" situation.

L.A and Austin discuss the importance of standards and how they keep us centered as a ministry.

Like a Wendy's 4 for 4, we have a spiritual meal for you in this fourth episode of season 4! We hope you're already ready so you don't have to get ready. Austin talks about dirt, playgrounds and mud pies, but not the ones you want to eat.

L.A & Austin converse about how to handle the season of suffering, and the signs to look for when searching for God.

We might not have figured out a good way to intergrade YouTube with our software, but we have learned how to process and be honest with our emotions. L.A and Austin discuss the false characteristics of what it means to be a man, and how they can give birth to a toxic outlook on masculinity.

It's season 4 and can you believe it's been a year?! L.A and Austin return to the mic to discuss grief and the grace necessary to be grateful in it.

As mentioned by Crime Mob Ministries, Knuck... but only if you're Buck!

As season 3 comes to an end, L.A and Austin discuss the importance of not just talking about action, but being about it. The Word tells us in James 1:22 to be doers of the word and not just hearers.