PART 2 OF 2: In the tenth episode of Music and Mentorship, J and Matthew welcome their friend Bdubs to join the conversation about Derek Webb's 2005 live album, The House Show. The guys are excited to discuss the rich theological truths that Webb presents, but the conversation takes a theological and emotional turn as they reflect on Webb's recent deconversion. The trio talks about how to know/define who is a saint, and they try to balance the duality of God's sovereignty with humanity's responsibility. The discussion was too good to cut short, so be sure to listen to both part one and part two as they are released!

PART 1 OF 2: In the tenth episode of Music and Mentorship, J and Matthew welcome their friend Bdubs to join the conversation about Derek Webb's 2005 live album, The House Show. The guys are excited to discuss the rich theological truths that Webb presents, but the conversation takes a theological and emotional turn as they reflect on Webb's recent deconversion. The trio talks about how to know/define who is a saint, and they try to balance the duality of God's sovereignty with humanity's responsibility. The discussion was too good to cut short, so be sure to listen to both part one and part two as they are released!

If you are interested in listening to the first several pages of Letters to an Apprentice, you are in luck. I took some time to record the Preface, Introduction and Chapter 1 specifically for the listeners of Music and Mentorship. I hope you enjoy it and it makes you think. If you want to buy the book you will find it on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. If you are interested in buying in bulk for a small group or bible study send me an email at [email protected] and I will hook you up. 

J introduces Matthew and Joseph to the father of Christian Rock, Larry Norman. We listen to a live album recorded in 1999 (The Vineyard), and discuss racism, poverty, and space travel. Larry is presented as a hippie prophet who spoke and sang words that are still very relevant in 2020.