Lance, Craig, and Zach talk about what it looks like to walk with God and be in His presence daily, and also about the church's duty to be a refreshment to the world. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss Micah 3, biblical justice, and how the acts of rebellion written about in Micah are nothing new under the sun. They also discuss what it looks like to live out our faith and base our actions around worshiping God. Also, Craig started a tangent on coffee that could have quickly turned into an entire bonus episode.

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss the second chapter of Micah and how everyone runs the risk of sin, and how we can use God's Word to correct and be corrected. 

This episode marks the beginning of Wallula's study on Micah. Lance, Craig, and Zach talk about the spiritual climate of ancient Israel, how it relates to today, and how Micah gives us an example to follow for how to deal with sin and injustice. 

In this episode, Lance and Craig talked about how Jesus' sacrifice allows us to leave free from guilt and shame and how we can open up our lives to be willing for God to grow us and shape us. 

This episode marks 1 year of Small Talk! Thank you for joining us and listening along for a whole year! In this episode, Lance, Zach, and Craig discuss the significance of Jesus' blood and how the original audience may have heard and interpreted this passage in Hebrews. 

Lance and Craig discuss the second half of Hebrews 7 where the author describes the "better hope" that Jesus provides through his life, death, resurrection, and ascension. 

Lance and Craig discuss what it looks like the treasure God's Kingdom and what can be done in our lives in order to treasure it even more. 

Lance and Craig talk about the importance of being a student of God's Word, aware of things that could be obstacles for us, following Jesus in all aspects of life, and how all of those things factor in to our ability to be teachers and disciple-makers. 

Klayton, Lance, and Craig discuss the importance of having different mentors and examples in your life and how Jesus will always be the number one example for us all to follow.