Should a Christian marry an unbeliever? Is that being intollerant? Should a methodist marry a baptist? David and Jacob share their views and welcome you to join.

People have issues. Real issues that are hard to deal with. And Christians are not excluded. Whether it's struggling with sin or dealing with depression or abuse, how should the church help people with real-life, hard to deal with issues? That's our topic for today's podcast.

Quips (at 1:40): the MLB All-Star game, a church wanting money from BP for the oil spill, and a "psychic" octopus; the topic (11:16) is "What is the point of denominations?"

Kobayashi arrested, Justin Bieber prank, a recap, and why reading is especially important, including some tips for how to read better

Stewardship is not just about money, it's also about how we spend our time and abilities. It's about what we're doing with what God has entrusted to us.

The media portrays Jesus in a very "I love everyone and am probably a little bit of a sissy." But is that accurate?

David and Jacob discuss LOST, 24, a zoo where you eat the animals, Hulk Hogan's lawsuit, and the importance of being a committed member of a local church.

An extended quips about a robot-led wedding and taser-crazy woman, also, David fails miserably at guessing the best Guy-Cry films, and we introduce the topic: Why is it important to be a committed member of a local church?

Jacob and David give away two Casting Crowns CDs and discuss the issue of modesty.

Jacob does a Harry Carry impersonation, David makes fun, and then the discuss whether or not doctrine is important.