We get a rare glimpse at Jesus just hanging out with friends in a little domestic scene. And we wonder whether Doing and Being are in a never-ending standoff.

It's a giant meal! We wonder how Jesus can turn a small amount of resources into a buffet.

We work through two extraordinary healings and we wonder how anybody keeps going when it's so much easier to stop.

It's a parable sandwich for breakfast. A story about a wild farmer, some possessed pigs, and another story about a wild love.

Luke 7 gives us one of the most awkward dinner parties on record. What is it about eating together that makes us so vulnerable and how can we offer more forgiveness around tables?

Jesus responds to two very different distressing scenarios with the same healing. What is breakfast like after your life has been restored?

We talk about the early days of Jesus' disciples and his invitation to them to let go of everything and hold on to something new. Also, what's a good breakfast the morning after a good party?

Breakfast may be the most important way to prepare for a busy day but for some reason Jesus skips breakfast for 40 days right before his public debut. We wonder why.

Did John the Baptist really eat locusts? Is "locusts" just a fancy word for pancakes? We answer that and more in today's grossout episode.

Even though they've been the stars of countless movies and songs, nobody else has dared to answer the pressing question of what Joseph and Mary might have had for breakfast. Until now.