Nathan, Greg and Steve are at it for a second week. Powerball is up to 1.4 billion dollars. Tickets are 2 bucks each. Is it wrong to buy one? What about Vegas? Fantasy football? Even bingo? This is a fun and informative one.

Nathan, Greg and Steve kick off the new year with some probing questions about Christians who don't believe in eternal security. Is it heresy to believe you can lose your salvation?

A classic fireside chat with Nathan and Greg. They are blown away by the first year of the podcast venture. They review some of their favorite moments and talk about their hopes for 2016.

Pastor, commentator and scholar Dr. Richard D. Phillips joins us for this last Christmas-focused podcast. He is one of the chief editors of the Reformed Expository Commentary series, and his thoughts on the incarnation are incredibly insightful. Enjoy this one- and to all of our listeners- Merry Christmas!

Film critic Nathan Bartlebaugh rejoins Nathan and Greg in this special Christmas movie edition.

Matt joins Nathan and Greg in this double episode to riff on Christmas Music. Many song clips (and a few songs in their entirety) are played. Hope you have half the fun we had recording this one.

Steve Hartland steps off his Santa-decorated Harley to talk all things yuletide. Greg defends why he preaches Christmas series. And Nathan struts his expertise with some great beer insight.

Dave Shive is back in DA HIZOUSE! Nathan and Greg riff on the ups and downs of Thanksgiving. And there may be another nasty caller who shows up!

Dr. Howard Griffith of Reformed Theological Seminary-DC joins us to talk about his forthcoming book, Spreading The Feast. Sadly one of the most overlooked, under-though-about issues today is communion. Who can take it? What forms? How often? And most importantly- what's REALLY happening at the deepest level when Christians participate?

Dr. John Frame is back! His new book, A History Of Western Philosophy And Theology is hot off the press. Nathan, Greg and Steve ask him questions about everything from Augustine to Zoology (well, not really Zoology but you get the point).