From the podcast that took issues with Christmas, Valentine's, and Easter, comes our latest smackdown, only this time, Derrick and Luther are at a disagreement. Can they find any common ground?

Join us for our 1-year anniversary episode as we discuss birthdays and more.

Are Christianity and Psychology compatible? Are mental illnesses caused by chemical imbalances, trauma, or demons? We sit down with two Christian Psychology graduates to help us grapple with this tension.

It's time to discuss the most misread, most misinterpreted book in the whole Bible: Revelation. This book is not about secret codes or end times predictions, but about the ongoing struggle between good and evil that we face until Jesus' return.

The Bible Project: "Revelation"

Part 1:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nvVVcYD-0w

Part 2: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpnIrbq2bKo

Step right up to Fun Church, where we blur the lines between "Joy in the Lord" and "Entertainment for your Ego." Please check your motives at the door and strap yourself in for another unpopular opinion.

Should the Church get involved in social issues? Why the answer may seem obvious, it is still a point of contention for many Christians who are afraid of adopting a "social gospel." We discuss how justice is imperative to Jesus' Kingdom mission.

Love it or hate it, hell is here to stay. And no matter what you say about hell, someone is going to disagree. In this installment of our "Unpopular Opinions" series, Derrick and Luther take a stab at dissecting one of the most controversial tenets of Christianity.

This week, we kick off our "Unpopular Opinions" series with some quick thoughts on the modern-day tension between science and religion. We discuss everything from Genesis to genetics, and from evolution to Augustine.

In Part 2 of our Minimalist conversation, we explore whether or not this lifestyle is actually possible, whether your single, married, or have children. We also hear more from Lorraine Ledgerwood on her Minimalist awakening.

Minimalism is a way of life that seems to be catching on in America's materialist culture. We dissect this growing trend in our first roundtable discussion with friends and family, also featuring actual minimalist Lorraine "Rainy" Ledgerwood.