Risking Damnation

Chris and Derek tackle the absolutely abhorent social media catch phrase "thoughts and prayers" in the usual way we do: with comedy, anger, rabbit trails, and oh so very exceedingly late to party.

Chris and Derek discuss the spiritual, theological, and maybe biblical aspects of having and chasing goals.

Podcast legends Chris and Derek return to the podcastsphere (if that is a thing) with thrilling tales, near theology, opinions galore, ambient cat sounds, cookies, and an almost cogent discussion about mixing marijuana and your faith. If you were wondering if Jesus would prefer indica or sativa, this would be the podcast for you even though we sort of forgot to answer that particular question on the air. Sativa, by the way, totally sativa. In Romans, Paul is very clear about that.

Chris and Derek explore their shame triggers to the horror of podcast listeners the world over.

All about sex once again as we attempt to discuss more about why sex before marriage is probably not a super huge problem.

With much nervousness, Chris and Derek admit that recording a podcast scares the crap out of them but also illustrate the challenges around Christian creativity in a critical world. Let's talk innovation, integrity, creativity, vulnerability, criticism, and humiliation.

Chris and Derek argue for radical inclusion of everyone hoping to make friends with interesting people. Also, Chris points out that clothes make the man because naked people don't. He is a true genius.

Our unpredictable podcasters attempt to catch up on the terrors and horrors that plagued them over the past year. Scariest. Podcast. Ever.

Derek and Chris talk about why the Christianity should be much more sex positive and a whole lot less about making people feel guilty. They don't sound creepy at all. Not at all.

Jeremy sits in for Chris at the last minute (the show must go on!) to talk with Derek about why Jesus really doesn't care if you like the green. We defend responsible Christian use of marijuana and lightening didn't strike the building.