(00:00-09:07): The NASCAR field gave a show of support for Bubba Wallace ahead of the Geico 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on Monday after a noose was found in his team’s garage on Sunday. Brian and Ian shared their reaction.

(09:07-28:09): TJ Stevens has a good life now, but in 1982 as an eighteen-year-old James Quentin Stevens opened fire in his high school, holding 10 people hostage for 21 hours. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about his new book “Once a Shooter: Redemption of a High School Gunman”

(28:09-37:11): Brian and Ian tackled the topic of how to be a good Christian in the digital world.

(37:11-47:00): President Trump declared Tuesday morning that anyone caught vandalizing monuments or any other federal property can be subject to arrest and face up to 10 years in prison. Brian and Ian talked about the issue of taking down monuments and statues.

(47:00-57:11): After nearly two decades, the federal government will once again begin executing criminals, the Justice Department announced Monday. Should Christians support the death penalty?

(57:11-1:07:00): How should you read the Bible? Brian and Ian shared some tips for better understanding the Bible

(1:07:00-1:14:04): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:07): The NASCAR field gave a show of support for Bubba Wallace ahead of the Geico 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on Monday after a noose was found in his team’s garage on Sunday. Brian and Ian shared their reaction.

(09:07-28:09): TJ Stevens has a good life now, but in 1982 as an eighteen-year-old James Quentin Stevens opened fire in his high school, holding 10 people hostage for 21 hours. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about his new book “Once a Shooter: Redemption of a High School Gunman”

(28:09-37:11): Brian and Ian tackled the topic of how to be a good Christian in the digital world.

(37:11-47:00): President Trump declared Tuesday morning that anyone caught vandalizing monuments or any other federal property can be subject to arrest and face up to 10 years in prison. Brian and Ian talked about the issue of taking down monuments and statues.

(47:00-57:11): After nearly two decades, the federal government will once again begin executing criminals, the Justice Department announced Monday. Should Christians support the death penalty?

(57:11-1:07:00): How should you read the Bible? Brian and Ian shared some tips for better understanding the Bible

(1:07:00-1:14:04): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:31): Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Monday released new guidelines for Illinois as the state looks to move into phase four of its reopening plan on Friday. Brian and Ian talked about what that will mean for their daily lives.

(09:31-19:01): After the Father’s Day hangover, Brian and Ian talked about how dads are represented in Sticoms.

(19:01-28:32): How anxious will you be to shake hands when this is all over? Brian and Ian talked about why this might be the Christian side hug’s big moment

(28:32-37:50): Brian and Ian tackled the issue of Christians Labeling and Categorizing Each Other

(37:50-49:41): The ESPY’s on Sunday night started with a video on race. Brian and ian shared their reaction.

(49:41-1:09:54): Matthew Sorens is the US Director of Church Mobilization for World Relief, the National Coordinator for  Evangelical Immigration Table and co-author, Welcoming the Stranger, Seeking Refuge. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about World Refugee Day over the weekend and the Supreme Court Ruling on DACA.

(1:09:54-1:15:33): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:31): Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Monday released new guidelines for Illinois as the state looks to move into phase four of its reopening plan on Friday. Brian and Ian talked about what that will mean for their daily lives.

(09:31-19:01): After the Father’s Day hangover, Brian and Ian talked about how dads are represented in Sticoms.

(19:01-28:32): How anxious will you be to shake hands when this is all over? Brian and Ian talked about why this might be the Christian side hug’s big moment

(28:32-37:50): Brian and Ian tackled the issue of Christians Labeling and Categorizing Each Other

(37:50-49:41): The ESPY’s on Sunday night started with a video on race. Brian and ian shared their reaction.

(49:41-1:09:54): Matthew Sorens is the US Director of Church Mobilization for World Relief, the National Coordinator for  Evangelical Immigration Table and co-author, Welcoming the Stranger, Seeking Refuge. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about World Refugee Day over the weekend and the Supreme Court Ruling on DACA.

(1:09:54-1:15:33): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:04): The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked the Trump administration's attempt to end Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, an Obama-era program that protects hundreds of thousands of immigrants brought to the US as children from deportation.

(09:04-36:11): Brother Joe Wright is a Christian musician who has overcome growing up in the Chicago projects and dropping out of school. He joined Brian and Ian to share his faith journey and talk about what it was like as a black man making the transition from growing up in the city to the suburbs, his reaction to the Civil Rights movement and the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr and how that era compares to the current unrest.

(36:11-46:03): The companies behind Cream of Wheat hot cereal and Mrs. Butterworth’s syrup said that they would review their branding after Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben's did the same. Brian and Ian shared their reaction to the recent scrutiny on brand images.

(46:03-55:15): John Delany wrote that good guys can be the bad guys when it comes to systemic racism. Brian and Ian talked about the article and shared their reaction.

(55:15-1:04:53): Are Christians incapable of racial healing? Brian and Ian talked a piece from Sean Palmer.

(1:04:53-1:14:08): Brian and Ian have been wrestling with the question of whether Pastors should be weighing in on the debate over race. Amy Peeler says the Trinity has everything to do with race.

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(00:00-09:04): The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked the Trump administration's attempt to end Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, an Obama-era program that protects hundreds of thousands of immigrants brought to the US as children from deportation.

(09:04-36:11): Brother Joe Wright is a Christian musician who has overcome growing up in the Chicago projects and dropping out of school. He joined Brian and Ian to share his faith journey and talk about what it was like as a black man making the transition from growing up in the city to the suburbs, his reaction to the Civil Rights movement and the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr and how that era compares to the current unrest.

(36:11-46:03): The companies behind Cream of Wheat hot cereal and Mrs. Butterworth’s syrup said that they would review their branding after Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben's did the same. Brian and Ian shared their reaction to the recent scrutiny on brand images.

(46:03-55:15): John Delany wrote that good guys can be the bad guys when it comes to systemic racism. Brian and Ian talked about the article and shared their reaction.

(55:15-1:04:53): Are Christians incapable of racial healing? Brian and Ian talked a piece from Sean Palmer.

(1:04:53-1:14:08): Brian and Ian have been wrestling with the question of whether Pastors should be weighing in on the debate over race. Amy Peeler says the Trinity has everything to do with race.

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(00:00-37:12): Dr. John Armstrong is the author of Costly Love: The Way to True Unity for All the Followers of Jesus. He joined Ian Simkins for a full hour and talked about what it was like growing up in the deep south during the Civil Rights Era, and what positives can come from the current unrest.

(37:12-1:16:15): Casey Tygrett is a Pastor, Podcaster and writer. He joined Ian Simkins for a full hour and talked about how to understand other people’s pain, how to interact with people on controversial issues over social media and tackling the issue of white privilege. 

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(00:00-37:12): Dr. John Armstrong is the author of Costly Love: The Way to True Unity for All the Followers of Jesus. He joined Ian Simkins for a full hour and talked about what it was like growing up in the deep south during the Civil Rights Era, and what positives can come from the current unrest.

(37:12-1:16:15): Casey Tygrett is a Pastor, Podcaster and writer. He joined Ian Simkins for a full hour and talked about how to understand other people’s pain, how to interact with people on controversial issues over social media and tackling the issue of white privilege. 

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(00:00-10:05): Brain and Ian looked at responses to the question of Pastors “sticking to the Gospel” during the debate following the murder of George Floyd.

(10:05-37:04): Scott Sauls is the Senior pastor of Christ Presbyterian Church in Nashville and the author of the new book “A Gentle Answer: Our 'Secret Weapon' in an Age of Us Against Them.” He joined Brian and Ian to talk about his new book, and how he has been dealing with COVID and the murder of George Floyd.

(37:04-46:25): A prominent Atlanta megachurch pastor wants people to start using the phrase "white blessings" instead of "white privilege." Brain and Ian shared their reaction.

(46:25-1:16:24): Jerry Jenkins is a 21-time New York Times bestselling author of the “Left Behind” series. Dallas Jenkins is a film and television director, writer and film producer. They joined Brian and Ian to share their experience creating books and movies, and dealing with the success and failure along the way.

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(00:00-10:05): Brain and Ian looked at responses to the question of Pastors “sticking to the Gospel” during the debate following the murder of George Floyd.

(10:05-37:04): Scott Sauls is the Senior pastor of Christ Presbyterian Church in Nashville and the author of the new book “A Gentle Answer: Our 'Secret Weapon' in an Age of Us Against Them.” He joined Brian and Ian to talk about his new book, and how he has been dealing with COVID and the murder of George Floyd.

(37:04-46:25): A prominent Atlanta megachurch pastor wants people to start using the phrase "white blessings" instead of "white privilege." Brain and Ian shared their reaction.

(46:25-1:16:24): Jerry Jenkins is a 21-time New York Times bestselling author of the “Left Behind” series. Dallas Jenkins is a film and television director, writer and film producer. They joined Brian and Ian to share their experience creating books and movies, and dealing with the success and failure along the way.

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