We're discussing some of the ways we interpret the Spirit of God in our lives, and Justin talks about his journey of discovery.

How do your friends shape your future?  Do you isolate and be friends only with people that share your beliefs?  We unpack it.

We collectively take a political quiz from isidewith.com to figure out who to vote for.  Then we talk about sports in a silly way, of course.

Talking about the concept of assisted suicide.  And we also discuss societal personal responsibility.

We discuss more typical Christian actions and how they may be received.  We also discuss more of who Jesus is and his upbringing.

Taking some time to explore the self.  We also discuss some more topics from r/OpenChristian.

We ask some questions on Google to see what some of the most popular suggestions are.

Why do we go to church every Sunday to keep learning the same rules?  Why is there sometimes more emphasis on the "message" than community?  Have we created the mentality of "making it through the week so we can get a fresh word" on Sunday?  Or to get "fed"?  We talk about our thoughts related to church consumerism in this episode.

Talking about Calvinism vs Arminianism and the issue of free will.

Surely if God created us created comedy right?  We talk about this and give some examples.  WARNING, there are a couple of pretty edgy examples here used for illustration.