38. What can you do when you find yourself trapped in darkness and it seems that God and everyone else has abandoned you? One writer refers to this as "the dark night of the soul." Rob shares his personal story of rediscovering spiritual joy even when life feels like you've been swallowed whole by a great fish.

37. Jonah’s disobedience personifies the disobedience of a whole nation...maybe both ancient and modern. What happens to human kind when we say “no” to God’s dream for us?

36. In his TV show, "River Monsters," angler Jeremy Wade searches the globe for man-eating sea creatures, but never once has Wade come across a fish so large that it can swallow a man whole...and alive! But that's exactly what happens to Old Testament prophet Jonah. Should we write this off as just another big fish tale? Or can we learn something from this really weird book of prophecy? The QCP gang will try to provide an overview of the book in this episode. #QuestioningChristianity

15. Dan is snowed in and finds himself asking another existential question, "Why am I here?" Rob sounds like Barry White and tells an incredibly embarrassing story from high school involving gym shorts. Join us for the latest #QuestioningChristianity podcast.

14. Atheism says you’re complex biology. Religion says you’re just a sinner. But what does God say? Join the conversation as we discuss the existential question - "Who am I?" - on this week's Questioning Christianity podcast.

13. Rob and Dan follow up on questions you submitted about last week's Advent episode:

• Why did the Gospel writers include Jesus's birth and not his childhood?

• What about the virgin birth?

• Do you believe in the second coming of Jesus?

• If Mary was revolutionary, why didn't Jesus lead a revolution?

12. The guys take a slightly different approach to Advent by filtering it through Mary's song,"The Magnificat." Mary is ready for revolution! Can we tap into her fervor this holiday season? Join us this week on "Questioning Christianity."