(00:00-09:42): Why do people buy into conspiracy theories? Brian and Ian talked about a video that has been floating around social media in recent days.

(09:42-19:38): Why is it people who know nothing about a topic feel like they are an expert? Brian and Ian talk about the Dunning Krueger Effect, and how it has surfaced during the COVID-19 outbreak.

(19:38-28:55): Ian shared a clip from a Ted Talk by Sir Ken Robinson, talking about creativity. The message is that you cannot be afraid to be wrong, or you will never do anything original.

(28:55-38:15): What are the positive things we can take from the COVID lockdown. Brian and Ian reacted to one writer for The Atlantic who wrote about the positives from this strange time.

(38:15-49:34): Brian and Ian continue their discussion of the Ahmaud Arbery shooting by reacting to comments on race by Jane Elliott and Andrew MacDonald.

(49:34-59:14): The conversation on race continued with a look at Five Ways a Predominantly White Church Can Work for Racial Justice and Reconciliation

(59:14-1:09:33): Tom De Vries is the President of the Global Leadership Network. He joined Brian and Ian to share his story of being exposed to the coronavirus in Germany and the impact it’s had on him and his work.

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(00:00-09:42): Why do people buy into conspiracy theories? Brian and Ian talked about a video that has been floating around social media in recent days.

(09:42-19:38): Why is it people who know nothing about a topic feel like they are an expert? Brian and Ian talk about the Dunning Krueger Effect, and how it has surfaced during the COVID-19 outbreak.

(19:38-28:55): Ian shared a clip from a Ted Talk by Sir Ken Robinson, talking about creativity. The message is that you cannot be afraid to be wrong, or you will never do anything original.

(28:55-38:15): What are the positive things we can take from the COVID lockdown. Brian and Ian reacted to one writer for The Atlantic who wrote about the positives from this strange time.

(38:15-49:34): Brian and Ian continue their discussion of the Ahmaud Arbery shooting by reacting to comments on race by Jane Elliott and Andrew MacDonald.

(49:34-59:14): The conversation on race continued with a look at Five Ways a Predominantly White Church Can Work for Racial Justice and Reconciliation

(59:14-1:09:33): Tom De Vries is the President of the Global Leadership Network. He joined Brian and Ian to share his story of being exposed to the coronavirus in Germany and the impact it’s had on him and his work.

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(00:00-09:15): Will you be ready to rejoin society immediately when the shutdown ends? States that have opened up have had a mixed record with people actually going out.

(09:15-18:52): Kenny Luck is a pastor, author and founder of Every Man Ministries. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about the work he does and the impact the COVID outbreak has had and his series The Covid Chronicles.

(18:52-28:05): The creator of Church at Home is looking pretty smart at this point. Brian and Ian talked about the future of digital churches once the COVID lockdown ends.

(28:05-37:47): Speaking of life after the pandemic, Brian and Ian talked about how to re-connect with our communities when the outbreak has ended.

(37:47-48:24): Brian and Ian continued their discussion of the Ahmaud Arbery shooting, sharing their reaction to a piece by writer David French.

(48:24-58:58): What you are feeling is no more or less important than what anyone else is feeling. Brian and Ian reacted to comments on comparative suffering by therapist Hillary McBride

(58:58-1:09:57): Jared Boyd says our current situation is God’s Invitation to Solitude and Slowness. Brian and Ian shared their reaction.

(1:09:57-1:16:34): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:15): Will you be ready to rejoin society immediately when the shutdown ends? States that have opened up have had a mixed record with people actually going out.

(09:15-18:52): Kenny Luck is a pastor, author and founder of Every Man Ministries. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about the work he does and the impact the COVID outbreak has had and his series The Covid Chronicles.

(18:52-28:05): The creator of Church at Home is looking pretty smart at this point. Brian and Ian talked about the future of digital churches once the COVID lockdown ends.

(28:05-37:47): Speaking of life after the pandemic, Brian and Ian talked about how to re-connect with our communities when the outbreak has ended.

(37:47-48:24): Brian and Ian continued their discussion of the Ahmaud Arbery shooting, sharing their reaction to a piece by writer David French.

(48:24-58:58): What you are feeling is no more or less important than what anyone else is feeling. Brian and Ian reacted to comments on comparative suffering by therapist Hillary McBride

(58:58-1:09:57): Jared Boyd says our current situation is God’s Invitation to Solitude and Slowness. Brian and Ian shared their reaction.

(1:09:57-1:16:34): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:03): The good news is the Governor of Illiniois announced a plan for returning to normal after the COVID-19 outbreak. The bad news is there are a lot of steps between where we are now and the end of that path. Brian and Ian talked about what’s head of us.

(09:03-18:34): As they navigate the shutdown, are churches behaving like malls in the age of Amazon, just hoping for people to shop again? Brian and Ian reacted to comments from Carey Nieuwhof.

(18:34-27:46): Have felt burn out during the COVID-19 outbreak? Brian and Ian shared some tips for avoiding burn out.

(27:46-36:56): Good News Roundup: A landlord is using their stimulus check to help their tenants, a singer is using the lockdown as an opportunity, plus, a grandpa is going high tech to deliver gifts to his grandkids.

(36:56-47:55): Brian and Ian reacted to video that was released of the shooting of 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia

(47:55-58:05): The COVID-19 outbreak has given us plenty of examples of good leadership and also bad leadership. Brian and Ian talked about the leadership lessons we can all learn from the outbreak.

(58:05-1:08:31): It’s important to remember that at times like these there is beauty to be found in the world. Brian and Ian shared the story of a woman who used music to get through a much darker time.

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(00:00-09:03): The good news is the Governor of Illiniois announced a plan for returning to normal after the COVID-19 outbreak. The bad news is there are a lot of steps between where we are now and the end of that path. Brian and Ian talked about what’s head of us.

(09:03-18:34): As they navigate the shutdown, are churches behaving like malls in the age of Amazon, just hoping for people to shop again? Brian and Ian reacted to comments from Carey Nieuwhof.

(18:34-27:46): Have felt burn out during the COVID-19 outbreak? Brian and Ian shared some tips for avoiding burn out.

(27:46-36:56): Good News Roundup: A landlord is using their stimulus check to help their tenants, a singer is using the lockdown as an opportunity, plus, a grandpa is going high tech to deliver gifts to his grandkids.

(36:56-47:55): Brian and Ian reacted to video that was released of the shooting of 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia

(47:55-58:05): The COVID-19 outbreak has given us plenty of examples of good leadership and also bad leadership. Brian and Ian talked about the leadership lessons we can all learn from the outbreak.

(58:05-1:08:31): It’s important to remember that at times like these there is beauty to be found in the world. Brian and Ian shared the story of a woman who used music to get through a much darker time.

(1:08:31-1:15:48):Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:10): What are the opportunities presented by only having small groups in the church? Brian and Ian talk about principles for discipleship during the COVID-19 lockdown. 

(09:10-19:45): Kristin Hosen is the Director of Outreach with Liquid Church in New Jersey. She joined Brian and Ian to talk about the work that they do to help third world countries, and the impact the ourbreak has had on them. 

(19:45-28:33): Dan Reiland says that the COVID-19 outbreak is bad, but is also a gift in disguise. Brian and Ian shared their reaction.

(28:33-38:06): Brian and Ian looked at what the rehab process can do to help all of us deal with the current pandemic.

(38:06-48:41): Everyone talks about the impact COVID-19 is having on the health of the young and elderly, and rightfully so. Brian and Ian also talked about the financial impact the outbreak is having on millennials.

(48:41-58:42): It’s easy to be bummed out by what you’re seeing on social media. Brian and Ian shared three ways to stop social media from stealing your joy.

(58:42-1:09:21): Should Christians trust scientific experts? Brian and Ian shared a few principles that can help in dealing with that question.

(1:09:21-1:16:03): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:10): What are the opportunities presented by only having small groups in the church? Brian and Ian talk about principles for discipleship during the COVID-19 lockdown. 

(09:10-19:45): Kristin Hosen is the Director of Outreach with Liquid Church in New Jersey. She joined Brian and Ian to talk about the work that they do to help third world countries, and the impact the ourbreak has had on them. 

(19:45-28:33): Dan Reiland says that the COVID-19 outbreak is bad, but is also a gift in disguise. Brian and Ian shared their reaction.

(28:33-38:06): Brian and Ian looked at what the rehab process can do to help all of us deal with the current pandemic.

(38:06-48:41): Everyone talks about the impact COVID-19 is having on the health of the young and elderly, and rightfully so. Brian and Ian also talked about the financial impact the outbreak is having on millennials.

(48:41-58:42): It’s easy to be bummed out by what you’re seeing on social media. Brian and Ian shared three ways to stop social media from stealing your joy.

(58:42-1:09:21): Should Christians trust scientific experts? Brian and Ian shared a few principles that can help in dealing with that question.

(1:09:21-1:16:03): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:36): Today is Brian From’s birthday and his family recorded a special message for the occasion. Plus, Huffington Post compiled a list of funny things kids have said about the pandemic.

(09:36-18:49): Former President George W. Bush released a video message calling for unity in the face of the virus. Brian and Ian shared their reaction to the video.

(18:49-29:28): Michael Frost wrote about his ideas for six things you should not say during a global pandemic.

(29:28-38:57):Is it OK to be depressed about what you’ve lost in the pandemic even when you realize that people have it way worse than you do? Brian and Ian talked about downplaying fears and anxieties.

(38:57-49:52):It would be just as much of a problem when you have to help someone else dealing with depression, especially since we are all so far apart because of the disease. Brian and Ian talked about what you can do to help people in your life.

(49:52-1:00:22): Matt Armstrong is the CEO of Crossroads Kids Club. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about this work his organization does helping educate kids, and the impact the COVID-19 outbreak has had.

(1:00:22-1:10:46):Today marks the one year anniversary of the death of Rachel Held Evans. Brian and Ian shared their memories.

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(00:00-09:36): Today is Brian From’s birthday and his family recorded a special message for the occasion. Plus, Huffington Post compiled a list of funny things kids have said about the pandemic.

(09:36-18:49): Former President George W. Bush released a video message calling for unity in the face of the virus. Brian and Ian shared their reaction to the video.

(18:49-29:28): Michael Frost wrote about his ideas for six things you should not say during a global pandemic.

(29:28-38:57):Is it OK to be depressed about what you’ve lost in the pandemic even when you realize that people have it way worse than you do? Brian and Ian talked about downplaying fears and anxieties.

(38:57-49:52):It would be just as much of a problem when you have to help someone else dealing with depression, especially since we are all so far apart because of the disease. Brian and Ian talked about what you can do to help people in your life.

(49:52-1:00:22): Matt Armstrong is the CEO of Crossroads Kids Club. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about this work his organization does helping educate kids, and the impact the COVID-19 outbreak has had.

(1:00:22-1:10:46):Today marks the one year anniversary of the death of Rachel Held Evans. Brian and Ian shared their memories.

(1:10:46-1:18:42): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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