Pastor Justin and Brian talk about the first episode of the last season of Game of Thrones. Brian rants about Theon Greyjoy's redemption and Justin reflects on the choice Daenerys has to make. 

In this episode, Brian and Justin talk about Hoosiers, starring Gene Hackman as Coach Norman Dale. Brian questions Coach Dale's leadership while Justin suggests we all need to put others before ourselves.

This week we welcome Pastor Geoff Sinibaldo to the (virtual) studio to talk about Die Hard. We all three talk about the surprising vulnerability of John McClane. And we each reflected on how we see that vulnerability in the church, in ourselves - and in Jesus.

Brian and Pastor Justin talk about the 1981 classic, Raiders of the Lost Ark. Brian looks at the face melting scene and (again) reflects on the wrath of God, while Pastor Justin considers how we often are guilty of using God to further our own agendas.

Brian and Pastor Justin welcome Pastor Emily Carson to the studio to talk about Beaches, the 1988 Bette Midler/Barbara Hershey tearjerker. 

In this episode, three masters of divinity talk about The Goonies. Justin reflects on how we all sometimes want to escape out the wishing well. And Brian and Tim argue over salvation, death, and whether or not anything we do on earth really matters.

In this week's episode we discuss the 1987 movie, The Princess Bride. We talk about the power of story, the great bluff of death and how the love of God triumphs over all things.

We have our first guest! In this week's episode, the two masters of divinity welcome church musician and middle school music teacher, Kim Cory, to the podcast. Together, they talk about Ferris Bueller's Day Off. 

Brian talks about how Ferris' sister, Jeanie, is transformed by an unexpected encounter. Brian then wonders where Christians expect to encounter Jesus.

Kim talks about Ferris climbing on a parade float to sing 'Twist and Shout.' And, together, we hope the whole church could be infused with such joy.

The two masters of Divinity watched the 1985 John Hughes classic, The Breakfast Club. Brian talks about how the church brings us out of our usual routines and opens us up to new ways of seeing the world. And Justin talks about how vulnerability and caring relationships can transform someone's life.

We talk about the blockbuster hit, Black Panther. Justin reflects on the Jesus feeding the five thousand, and Brian talks about faith and anxiety.