The Average Joe

The Joes talk this week about how to determine when to engage in debate and how to do so with grace. Mike gets a bit heated and Brad pushes him further into a righteous rage. The intro didn't record but the conversation is worth the listen.

The Guys forge on without Mike and Ryan for yet another week. this week, money talks.

Continuing our discussion of Nehemiah, we zoom in a bit more this week on what leadership looks like and if we are all called to be leaders. The drive to do something big often distracts us from doing the things God wants us to do.

The fellas discuss Nehemiah chapter 4 this week once they get the technical issues sorted out. Listen to the end and see if Brad can truly keep his prayer short.

This week we mention the Iowa Caucus, and dive into Nehemiah 4.

This week the boys take an average look at Nehemiah 2. Nehemiah proves to be bold in his request to go home and rebuild his city but oddly leaves out any reference to God directing him to do it or the fact that he was to restore the temple. Every feel like you aren't being bold enough speaking about your faith? Worry no more, Nehemiah shows us that sometimes we have to be as wise as serpents.

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This week the Average Joe's begin a series of exploration through the book of Nehemiah. Follow along as we journey with Nehemiah as he helps to rebuild and defend Jerusalem - the city of God.

We finish of this year's Christmas series with the movie Die Hard. We look at why men are drawn protecting and defending, and if it is even Biblical. This will also be our last episode until the new year.

Continuing in our series of Christmas movies and drawing out biblical and masculine themes - this week we take on Jim Carry's the Grinch.

This week the Joes discuss ways to manage expectations and lead our families during the holidays. They talk about how to decide where to spend the holidays, driving on Christmas, and the guys add in some appropriate comedic relief via quotes from "Christmas Vacation."