In 2013, Justine tweeted a joke to her 170 followers that, unknown to her, became worldwide news in the 11 hours she was on a plane. Millions of people, without knowing Justine or anything about her, seized the opportunity to very publicly destroy her for the insensitively of her joke. Is social media rage culture becoming the basis for our interactions online?

As an adult, friendship is often difficult. With work, family, and other responsibilities vying for our time, friends can be tough to fit in. In this episode, we make a Biblical appeal to carve out time for friends. What does it means to be a good friend to others?

After a contentious campaign, the 2016 presidential election is over and a winner chosen. As Americans consider the future Trump presidency, what does this result mean for Christians? Though both Clinton and Trump have appealed to Americans for unity in the last 12 hours, what responsibilities fall on the Christian? In this unusual episode, we share some of our personal responses to the news as well as thoughts on the path forward for all believers, regardless of political preference.

Cohabitation has increased by nearly 900 percent over the last 50 years. In fact, two-thirds of couples married in 2012 shared a home together for more than two years before they said "I Do." Many adults live together as a "trial period" before marriage, but is it a wise decision and is it Biblical? In this episode, we discuss a few answers the Bible provides on cohabitation.