Stephen Altrogge makes his second appearance on the podcast! Tracy Smith also joins in- proving that not all King fans are men :-)  Nathan and Greg pick their brains on all things Stephen King. Constant Readers will love this episode. What can Christians learn from the master of horror? A lot!

Dr. Tom Schreiner makes his second appearance and offers a compelling argument for a pre-conversion reading of Romans 7. Newby Sean Nolan also joins in on the fun to ask a few questions.

Can Dave Shive and Steve Hartland be on the same podcast without the universe unraveling? Find out in this inspiring and practical episode. These two dudes have raised 7 kids in total and have wisdom to share.

Our media expert, Josh Mitchell, joins the conversation tonight in this bonus episode. He and Greg both believe that Breaking Bad is the greatest show ever. Why? We think you'll find that interesting. Nathan just sits back and lets these guys go all "Walt and Jesse" on us.

From Alaska- Pastor Jeff Crotts returns! Jeff trained under John MacArthur and the staff of The Master's Seminary. Nathan and Greg have fun mapping the reformed landscape of today's evangelicalism and asking Jeff where "MacArthurian" Christianity fits in.

DISCLAIMER- PARENTS- THIS IS AN EPISODE ABOUT SEX. WE THINK IT'S GREAT FOR TEENS BUT MAYBE A BIT MUCH FOR YOUNGER LISTENERS. Mike Abendroth, of No Compromise Radio has written a must-read book Sexual Fidelity. Greg and Nathan ask only a few of the many questions you'll have- so good!

We have come full circle. The podcast hits its one year anniversary mark! What a wild and fun ride it's been! Nathan and Greg talk about Driscoll resurfacing and the zaniness that is the primary election season.  Don't miss the giveaways at the end of the episode! (Be prepared, it's another doubler). 

The episode so good it was delayed by a blizzard, Nathan drills Greg and Matt on their differences on charismatic gifts. Snuggle up by the fire place for this double episode.

A special treat in this bonus episode. Elyse Fitzpatrick has written the definitive book (15th anniversary edition!) on idolatry. Are 21st century "civilized" Christians really in danger of idolatry? Elyse also shares some profound thoughts on women and the gospel.

Nathan and Greg have a frank exchange on an issue they've never seen eye-to-eye on. What can a woman in do in a leadership role in the church? What do you think?