We've all given gifts that weren't used in the manner we expected or hoped. How does our response to those situations reveal our hearts? Listen this week to find out!

With the Holiday season quickly upon us, it is important to remember that there is more to our crazy families than meets the eye. Listen to this week's episode for a fresh take on family dysfunction.

Our latest episode exists to give you practical tools in your daily encounter with human failings. Whether you're following the story of John Crist, or have read the wisdom of Bob Goff - If you've ever heard or said the phrase, "I thought you were a Christian!" in response to behavior that is less-than-perfect, you'll want to give this a listen! 

How many of us have come from broken families, or don’t know where to start in seeking to set our families up for success. Resources are helpful, but identity is key to knowing where you want to go as a family, and how you’re going to get there. Listen to this episode to hear about our own experience with and the value of cultivating and solidifying a solid family identity.

Check out this bonus episode as we discuss our perspectives on Disney+...sure, everyone’s talking about it, but you haven’t heard about it through the lens of real life: no myth!

In case you missed our first live video episode, here is the audio version! You can find us (when we stream) on Facebook, Twitter via Periscope, and Youtube. Search for NixMythPodcast and subscribe to our channels so that you can know when we go live again! Our next episode will be our regular weekly streaming, so be sure to tune in and keep an eye out for episode teasers this week!

It's hard to not find something that Christians disagree on these days. Listen as we discuss the misunderstandings surrounding division in the body of Christ. 

Don't forget to download, rate, and share! Live episode coming next week!

Is being blunt a sin? If you are telling the truth, are you free to "take off the filter" and "tell it like it is?" Join us this week for our conversation on truth and love!

We are diving into ways we misunderstand where forgiveness and justice meet. Can you have both? What are we called to as Christians? Join our conversation as we cover the Botham Jean and the Tay Jefferson case and what our response should be as the people of God.

In our social media society, our interactions in the virtual are often viewed as relational currency that also reflects our worth as human beings. The emotional toll of this relational currency has caused strain in marriages, depression, and weighs us down in our friendships. What is the solution? Is there any way out of it? Are we too far gone to really even have meaningful connections anymore? Listen to this week's episode as we talk about all of these things and more!