Jesus tells us we have to hate our family if we want to be his disciples.  What did he mean?  Also, Jason shares how not to deal with your favorite team losing and Chris teaches us all how to say Onesimus.

The sheep have an in depth discussion about the widely misunderstood virtue of humility.  Chris and Jason learn they share a lack of strength in macroeconomics.

The sheep explore how NOT to lead, whether or not Jesus is a Zen Hippie, Chris breaks out another accent, and Jason shares one of his major objections to Jesus during his time as an atheist.

The following scripture passages were used as the basis of this weeks conversation.  Jeremiah 38:4-6, 8-10, Psalm 40:2, 3, 4, 18, Hebrews 12:1-4, and Luke 12:49-53.

Chris and Jason tackle our culture’s obsession with destroying the other, the great responsibility attached to knowing truth, and they recall a mission trip they took when they first became friends.

We are reminded of the lesson we all learned as six year olds, Chris debuts his finest Irish Accent, and we learn why people avoided Jason as an 8 year old.  The Sheep focus on readings from Ecclesiastes 1:2; 21-23, Colossians 3:1-5, 9-11, and Luke 12:13-21 in this week's pursuit of truth.

Chris and Jason dive into readings from Genesis, Colossians, and Luke in this episode.  They explore the difference between what we think about justice versus understanding what justice is to the creator of the universe.  We find out how Chris got himself into trouble with liturgy committees during his time as a priest.  Jason shares insight about his first confession as a 33 year old and Chris does his best impression of Eric Church!

Sheep Out of Water trailer.