Good News! Fear Ye the Wrath to Come! Wait. What? Yes, this week, Pastor Trey and Scott deal with John the Baptist's "Good News," which include mentions of wrath but also repentance, the Holy Spirit, and the hope that comes in Christ. The news really is good.

This week is all about a Christmas song, but not one that you probably sang in school. In this week's episode, Pastor Trey and Scott dive into the Song of Zechariah predicting what Jesus and John the Baptist will do. It's also song about a grumpy old man finally catching the Christmas spirit.

It's the end of the world as we know it, and God wants you to feel fine. Are these ruined REM lyrics? Yes. Are they are accurate summary of today's scripture? More or less, yes. In this episode, Pastor Trey and Scott deal with the end of time, hope, and when the end is not coming.

In honor of Thanksgiving, Pastor Trey and Scott delve into thankfulness, what every Christian has to be thankful for, something each of them in thankful for, Ren Fests, and turkey legs. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

Taking a break from their normal labors, this week, Pastor Trey and Scott talk about how to keep things fresh in your relationship with God, spiritual disciplines, and teenaged love.

This week, Pastor Trey and Scott talk about Ruth, the holiness of David’s line, the unlikeliness of a Biblical heroine from Moab, Hebrew culture, and God working through everyday means. Turns out, there is a lot in the book of Ruth.

This week, Pastor Trey and Scott talk about the love commandment, how Jesus got the law completely right, and how he made even his opponents see that he did no wrong. Also, there’s a moment where this all gets compared to a video game boss fight.

Job had it rough, but why? Why do good things happen to bad people? Why do the good suffer? That’s the main topic of Job, and it’s the main topic of Pastor Trey and Scott’s discussion. In the end, no matter what else, God is God. Praise God!

Scott once again joins Pastor Trey to delve deep into Jesus as our High Priest offering a sacrifice for our sins, obscure Old Testament priest with pronounceable names, and how you can’t just wake up and declare yourself priest, prophet, or king.

Pastor Trey is joined by Emily Larsen and Tim Larsen to talk about the poor little rich guy, his need to trust fully in God, and our need to commit equally as fully.