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This week we have our bois together again in the same room to discuss their normal serious topics with all together too much silliness. Noah talks about Star Wars: Episode IX and how the contrast between General Hux and Rey are trying to defeat Kylo Ren highlights the difference between how the ways that the world and God tell us to deal with our enemies are completely different. Elias on the other hand talks about Hozier and how he has deified women in many of his songs because he is a human being and we all deify things in our lives.

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Hey guys, hope you have had a great week last week and are ready to kick off a new one with the bois. This time Noah is talking about Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and how Indy's acceptance of him suddenly being made aware that he is a dad is like how we become made aware that we are children of God and assume that role. Elias on the other hand talks about Watchmen and how each character is trying to find God in their own way through the perceived moral greyness of their own world.

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Hello friends, it's us again, the podcast that you are tuning into! The bois are back this week with their trademark silly take on everything that they see around them. Noah this week talks about the song The Impression that I Get and how the songwriter is talking about how he has not had to go through any hard trials in his life yet and how we are to face trials in order to glorify Christ to strengthen our faith. Elias on the other hand talks about Asteroid City and how simply being present with someone who is struggling is sometimes the best thing you can do for them.

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This week the bois are back and are here to talk about some of their childhood staples. Noah talks about Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and how Indy has learned how to approach the holy grail from the lessons in his father's journal, paralleling how our heavenly father has taught us through the Bible how to get closer to Him. Elias on the other hand talks about Super Mario Bros. (the game, not the movie) and how God always provides exactly what we need as we need it.

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This week we are back with all the long winded shenanigans you have come to expect from us as we talk about pretty much anything that comes to our mind and tie it back to the gospel somehow. Both Noah and Elias talk about Spider-Man crossover events this time, but Noah talks about the finale to the 1994 Spider-Man show and Elias talks about Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Noah shows how the tribulations and hardships we face are necessary in making us the men or Spider-Men that we are supposed to be. Then Elias talks about how we often struggle against God and our own fate but still manage to find ourselves seemingly "stuck" in the exact plan that God always has for us because He is sovereign.

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This week the bois are here to do the same things they always do, talk about Jesus and bring some joy into your life. Noah this week talks about the new Guardians of the Galaxy movie and how the newly introduced character of the High Evolutionary is a very poor reflection of God because he does not know his creations or what their potential is. Elias on the other hand talks about Dead Space again and this time talks about how the character of Isaac Clarke is a good christian man who perseveres in the face of very overwhelming evil.

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Hello everyone! This week Noah and Elias are back and have all kinds of fun talking chatting and getting the ball rolling on their respective feature presentations, normal stuff in this corner of the Podcast-Verse. Noah is excited to talk about Kingpin and Miles Morales' stories where he builds highlights how they contrast one another to talk about what it's like to be a grieving Christian in the face of losing a loved one. On the other hand we have Elias who is talking about Dead Space and what it looks like for us to all be unique as Christians even though we are also united by a common savior and have the Holy Spirit within all of us.

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This week the bois are here and talking about some very different source materials. Elias talks about the world of the Last of Us and how the main characters reflect to us a much more self centered love than the one that Christ presents to us, while Jesus is willing to lose everything for us, Joel is too scared of that loss for it to mean anything. Noah on the other hand is presenting on the much sillier world of the Muppets and talks about how Walter must choose his priorities and turn away from the life he had known as a person to become the Muppet that he was always meant to be.

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This week the bois are talking about two big budget action films and have a good time tying the word of God into it. That is, after all, our normal thing. Noah talks about Top Gun: Maverick and how God's primary goal is saving us, not defeating the Devil, sure that will happen, but just like with Maverick and Rooster, God's love is sacrificial. Elias on the other hand talks about the John Wick series and highlights how John is really not doing too great for himself. He gave up everything trying to leave his life of sin behind him, but when he gets pulled back into it he finds himself unable to truly escape its grasp, just like how we are unable to escape our lives of sin without the help of a loving God.

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This week we have the bois engaging in their normal tomfoolery and shenanigans, but then again realistically that is part of the reason you are listening to us to begin with. Noah starts us off and is talking about Interstellar and how by God's own design we always have an open line of communication with Him just as Cooper left an open line of communication with his daughter to make sure that they can always talk and find one another. For a little juxtaposition, Elias chose a much goofier movie and decided to talk about Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and how we are all created with specific gifts to fit a specific role that God has laid out in advance for each and every one of us.