Greg Larson walked away from everything—social media, smartphones, even Google Maps. No internet, no distractions, just a landline, a library, and a deeper kind of Presence. We talk about the loneliness that broke him, the silence that healed him, and the spiritual clarity that came when he finally unplugged.

Culture tells us keep her happy. The Bible says keep her healthy. The design of marriage is challenging but beautiful. To find it we have to go to the designer to learn how to love each other.

Dating apps, gender gaps, and why the real questions are never about the dishes.
Am I enough? Do I have what it takes?

Today’s dating dilemma is real—we’ve idolized romance, over-spiritualized choices, and filtered real people through fake expectations. Ryan calls us back to the firm foundation for our relationships, reminding us that marriage isn’t the finish line—Jesus is.

In episode 86, the guys sit down with comedian Donald Gee—touring comic, fake Frenchman, and possibly the most powerful Donald in America. We talk stand-up, SXSW, throwing phones through walls, and why faith still holds up in a world that laughs at it.

It’s controversial to say, but men and women are different. Culture pits our differences against each, when they should be an invitation to collaborate with each other. We’re not at war—we’re wired different. From pink suitcases to the wounds we carry, Doug unpacks how men and women were formed, fractured, and filled up differently… yet finished the same by a God who knows exactly what we need.

In episode 85, the guys unpack baptism weekend, skydiving faith, and why following Jesus never gets old. Featuring special appearances: Kyler the After Thinker, Uncle Greg, Johnny Austin, and a whole lot of revival.

In episode 84, the guys cover draft-day disrespect, spiritual hangovers, and why God’s way really is better. Featuring special appearances: Chris Roob, Doug the Dog, and Mount Eastermore.

The world promises fulfillment and leaves us empty. But Jesus offers a new life—one we could never earn and can never lose. From wake-up calls to prison walls, this is the story of a Savior who calls the least likely and breathes resurrection into dead places. What are you waiting for?

From scars to resurrection, from shame to truth, Easter reminds us that the tomb is empty… and love still walks through walls.

In this Easter message, Pastor Doug Wekenman shows how Jesus meets us in our doubt, carries our pain, and invites us to lead our hearts to something greater than our feelings—truth.