A childhood friend from small town Saskatchewan drops in talk life on the "left" coast.  Now living in Vancouver BC, Jason recounts his thoughts behind a Facebook post where he admits he has dropped the term "Christian" and focuses on being a Christ-follower.  Listen along as we touch on  punk music, American politics, living in a modern pandemic and the state of modern Christianity.

The introduction got a bit longer than usual as I try to figure out why Christians dislike the COVID vaccines so much.

Today's guest is my friend Isaac Edler from Youngstown Alberta.  He stops by to discuss our shared ministry experiences in Montana and Burkina Faso, plus his story since we parted ways at Millar College.  Lastly he tells us about being a board member for a medical centre in Haiti.  They are currently raising funds for a new building and are looking for support.

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****Isaac is the first alumni to take part in my Millar Alumni Update Series****

Steven Lauterbach from Despite Popular Belief Podcast joins as guest. I started out basing this episode on the article by David French “The Cultural Consequences of Very Very Republican Christianity” but we get way off track. Steven shares some personal insights from growing up in Ohio, he brings 3 reasons why Christians like to vote Republican and I let everyone know why my wife is outside with a garden hose at -10 Celsius.