In this episode, I stumble through some thoughts on gender and why it's unwise to see men and women as "completing" each other.

In this episode, I synthesize the themes of maturity and childhood and apply them to the work of evangelization.

In this episode, I reflect on the necessity of determining what level of complexity to pitch your message at in order to be an effective mentor or teacher.

In this episode, I talk about the value in "working yourself out of a job" and intentionally raising up young people to take your place.

In this episode, I reflect on the challenge of the Bible's "dark passages" and how they can connect to dark moments in our walk of faith.

In this episode, I discuss the tendency of church's to start with education and end with missionary activity and how that mindset is often completely backwards.

In this episode, I share some appreciation for those who are pros at web design and other "behind the scenes" work and admit the challenge those tasks pose for me.

In this episode, I reflect on how awkward it can be to talk about something so "obvious" as masculinity and yet how opportune a time it is to be doing just that.

In this episode, I reflect on Jack Donovan's attempts at constructing a post-Christian, masculinist religion and the opportunity that presents for the Church's mission.

In this episode, I reflect on doing ministry in our post-entertainment society and how we have an opportunity to create pipelines from digital to analog living.