Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about bishops and bishop-led churches. They discuss advantages and disadvantages of having bishops, whether or not they're biblical, and consider the recent resignation of a bishop in the ACNA.

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about the Vatican's recent statement about indulgences and purgatory, why the idea is such bad news, and how the attempt to buy one's way into grace is widespread, both inside and outside the church.

Jady and Nick discuss the intersection of the church and your money. The Bible asks us to give back to God...but how are we to think about it? Why does the church talk about money so much? Is there any Good News to be found in stewardship?

Matt, Jady, and Nick answer some listener questions, including what love has to do with honesty about sex, a potential referendum on abortion, and what it might mean to be called to celibacy.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss the recent finding by The Episcopal Church against Bishop William Love. When justice and love are defined outside the Word of God, defenders of God's Word find themselves labeled as unjust and unloving.

Jady, Nick, and special guest Michael Neal discuss public reaction to Amy Coney Barrett and especially to her adopted children. In the course of their conversation, they talk about Ibram X. Kendi and his book, "How to Be An Antiracist."

Anne, Liza, and Ralinda take the mic this week to discuss a transgender Icelandic Jesus, the downside of the Jesus Storybook Bible, and a few more thoughts on Netflix's notorious film "Cuties."

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about the good news that the Bible is the only authority we need, the human urge to make new laws, and what it means that God's Word once delivered is "enough."

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about Jesus' plan for discipline in the church, the difference between public and private sin and rebuke, and the Good News that comes along with repentance, reconciliation, and restoration.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss the hesitance of the world (and some parts of the church) to make any claim of absolute truth. Intended to be welcoming, the idea that many opposing things can be true at once is really hollowing churches out from the inside.