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Greenland is suddenly back on the menu of American foreign policy, raising real questions about conquest, NATO, and whether Christians can ever justify taking land that isn't theirs. Then, J. Cole's fear of "the fall off" becomes a window into ambition, calling, and the strange psychology of decline. And when Druski lampoons megachurch culture, it forces an uncomfortable look at why the church keeps becoming an easy punchline, and how Christians should respond when they are the butt of the joke. Plus, will Instagram be the thing that finally tears apart Esau and Mike?
0:00 - Theme Song
0:50 - Hills to Die On
7:03 - Why Are We Against Invading Greenland?
16:05 - Sponsor - Glorify - Get full access all year for $29.00 at https://www.glorify-app.com/esau
18:50 - J Cole's Retiring
27:55 - Pastors Falling Off
33:53 - Satirizing Megachurches
48:50 - End Credits
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