(00:00-09:39): Amazing story out of India: 26 girls save from sex trafficking from a tweet. The woman trusted her gut and tweeted that the girls are “crying and feeling insecure”. Brian and Ian discuss this incredible story and dive deeper into the power of social media.

(09:39-18:45): Brian and Ian are thrilled that Author Rick Richardson stopped by to talk about his new book “You Found Me: New Research on How Unchurched Nones, Millennials, and Irreligious Are Surprisingly Open to Christian Faith”. He shares his testimony and history of teaching at Wheaton College.

(18:45-27:57): Rick Richardson sticks around for more discussion on his book. He, along with Brian and Ian, touch on how people are open to the Christian faith but don’t like how Christians approach them.

(27:57-37:00): Rick Richardson stays for yet another segment because Ian can’t get enough of his inspiring thoughts. This segment, Rick brings up his encounters with the gay community and how to establish trust and express love to everyone.

(37:00-47:37): The son of one of the victims of the 2015 Emmanuel Church Massacre in South Carolina speaks out and says he forgives the shooter. Brian and Ian discuss this Christian Post article and the power of forgiveness, even of those who commit such heinous crimes.

(47:37-57:18): Cindi Boston of Crisis Pregnancy Centers joins the show to discuss the option line offered. It is a fact that women use the CPC option line every 45 seconds for help. Brian and Ian, along with Cindy, emphasize the importance of this option, and urge listeners for help.

(57:18-1:08:20): A recent study shows that helping people is good for your mental health. Brian and Ian emphasize this idea, and explain that it isn’t just biblical, it is beneficial to oxytocin levels in your brain.

(1:08:20-1:14:35) Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Man becomes first cat to become regional minister in Pakistan, and please call JULIE before you call a nuclear bunker. Also, dogs enjoy meat and air conditioning and lizards apparently don’t show up on airport bag screeners. Meanwhile the 737 fiasco isn’t limited to the planes themselves.

(00:00-10:15): Target suffered massive loss of the weekend after their register system went down. Patrons across the country stood in line for up to two hours to check out. Brian and Ian dive deeper into the issue of consumerism and how far we are willing to go in order to shop. They also touch on the necessity of instant gratification by Americans.

(10:15-19:56): What did we preach?? Brian and Ian give the scoop on what they preached on Sunday. Brian and spoke on fear and reverence of God, and fear without God. “I don’t have to fear because you are with me”. Ian addressed the premise “is God in the Old Testament sexist and racist” and does God strike people down?

(19:56-29:50): Ian posted a Tweet, “Preacher Warning Signs” originally by Scott Sauls. The post is a list of warning signs for church leaders and speakers that convict and make you think.

(29:50-38:52): How does God father us? Brian and Ian discuss a couple articles that touch on how people view fathers and how to trust him, despite having a poor example of a father figure. They iterate the importance of recognizing God as a father and trusting that he has our best interests in mind.

(38:52-51:44): After an incident involving Phoenix police in May, a video that captured the incident has gone viral. Brian and Ian react to the gravity of the situation and discuss the apparent unnecessary behavior of the officers. The Phoenix Police Chief responded to the incident in a video as well.

(51:42-1:01:12): Dallas Jenkins joins us in studio for Media Monday. He discusses his show “The Chosen” as well as the lack of faith based content on streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime.

(1:01:12-1:09:45): Dallas Jenkins Sticks around to discuss the emergence of OJ Simpson on Twitter and Bill Cosby tweeting a father’s day tweet from prison. While the internet is a free enterprise, does everyone deserve a voice?

(1:09:45-1:15:52): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Women like a little more meat on the bones, while the number of gator stabbings in Texas have skyrocketed. Don’t taze me bro, and don’t take my rum away. Meanwhile, people in Washington state desire whale carcasses.

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(00:00-10:15): Target suffered massive loss of the weekend after their register system went down. Patrons across the country stood in line for up to two hours to check out. Brian and Ian dive deeper into the issue of consumerism and how far we are willing to go in order to shop. They also touch on the necessity of instant gratification by Americans.

(10:15-19:56): What did we preach?? Brian and Ian give the scoop on what they preached on Sunday. Brian and spoke on fear and reverence of God, and fear without God. “I don’t have to fear because you are with me”. Ian addressed the premise “is God in the Old Testament sexist and racist” and does God strike people down?

(19:56-29:50): Ian posted a Tweet, “Preacher Warning Signs” originally by Scott Sauls. The post is a list of warning signs for church leaders and speakers that convict and make you think.

(29:50-38:52): How does God father us? Brian and Ian discuss a couple articles that touch on how people view fathers and how to trust him, despite having a poor example of a father figure. They iterate the importance of recognizing God as a father and trusting that he has our best interests in mind.

(38:52-51:44): After an incident involving Phoenix police in May, a video that captured the incident has gone viral. Brian and Ian react to the gravity of the situation and discuss the apparent unnecessary behavior of the officers. The Phoenix Police Chief responded to the incident in a video as well.

(51:42-1:01:12): Dallas Jenkins joins us in studio for Media Monday. He discusses his show “The Chosen” as well as the lack of faith based content on streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime.

(1:01:12-1:09:45): Dallas Jenkins Sticks around to discuss the emergence of OJ Simpson on Twitter and Bill Cosby tweeting a father’s day tweet from prison. While the internet is a free enterprise, does everyone deserve a voice?

(1:09:45-1:15:52): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Women like a little more meat on the bones, while the number of gator stabbings in Texas have skyrocketed. Don’t taze me bro, and don’t take my rum away. Meanwhile, people in Washington state desire whale carcasses.

(00:00-09:12): Ali Stroker became the first person confined to a wheelchair to win a Tony. She expressed her gratitude for those who supported her throughout her life. Brian and Ian talk about this amazing story and think that her statements and achievements will change the way people with disabilities are viewed forever.

(09:12-18:43): Ed Stetzer, who is featured frequently on this show, writes “Why young adults need mentors”. Brian and Ian touch on why they agree and explain what good mentoring is to them. What does it look like?

(18:43-28:14): Matt Chandler of Village Church in Texas responded to an incident involving sexual abuse during a church retreat. Brian and Ian react as pastors and discuss how one would and should deal with these situations. Why does scandal continue to infect the church?

(28:48-37:11): There is a malnutrition issue that often gets overlooked by our prosperous society. An opinion piece in the NY Times puts this issue into perspective by comparing it side-by-side with exuberantly priced food. Brian and Ian reflect on this article. Do we take our access to food for granted?

(37:11-47:23): There has been an ongoing story with the NHL Stanley Cup Finals, specifically the St. Louis Blues. Superfan Laila Anderson was surprised by the Blues to fly out to Boston for game 7. Brian and Ian talk about this amazing story and the overwhelming gratitude Anderson expresses for the hospitality and inclusion of the team.

(47:23-57:26): Leadership isn’t about winning, it is about bringing people with you to the finish line. Brian and Ian mull over this quote from John Maxwell and how they, as leaders, view the successes of leadership. How do you lead without winning in America?

(57:26-1:07:00): In a divided world, we need to choose empathy. Brian and Ian discuss this article and the importance of understanding each other. They implore others to try and understand those who think and believe differently than you, or are going through things you otherwise cannot relate to. How do we become more empathetic?

(1:07:00-1:13:19): Spoiler alert! A man can tell you how many hairs are on Thanos’ head, and your Bachelor’s in Grilling will come in handy for this job. Henry Ford returns from the dead to commit petty crimes while an observation deck offers a big dose of NOPE! Meanwhile, you can buy a haunted mansion...because England.

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(00:00-09:12): Ali Stroker became the first person confined to a wheelchair to win a Tony. She expressed her gratitude for those who supported her throughout her life. Brian and Ian talk about this amazing story and think that her statements and achievements will change the way people with disabilities are viewed forever.

(09:12-18:43): Ed Stetzer, who is featured frequently on this show, writes “Why young adults need mentors”. Brian and Ian touch on why they agree and explain what good mentoring is to them. What does it look like?

(18:43-28:14): Matt Chandler of Village Church in Texas responded to an incident involving sexual abuse during a church retreat. Brian and Ian react as pastors and discuss how one would and should deal with these situations. Why does scandal continue to infect the church?

(28:48-37:11): There is a malnutrition issue that often gets overlooked by our prosperous society. An opinion piece in the NY Times puts this issue into perspective by comparing it side-by-side with exuberantly priced food. Brian and Ian reflect on this article. Do we take our access to food for granted?

(37:11-47:23): There has been an ongoing story with the NHL Stanley Cup Finals, specifically the St. Louis Blues. Superfan Laila Anderson was surprised by the Blues to fly out to Boston for game 7. Brian and Ian talk about this amazing story and the overwhelming gratitude Anderson expresses for the hospitality and inclusion of the team.

(47:23-57:26): Leadership isn’t about winning, it is about bringing people with you to the finish line. Brian and Ian mull over this quote from John Maxwell and how they, as leaders, view the successes of leadership. How do you lead without winning in America?

(57:26-1:07:00): In a divided world, we need to choose empathy. Brian and Ian discuss this article and the importance of understanding each other. They implore others to try and understand those who think and believe differently than you, or are going through things you otherwise cannot relate to. How do we become more empathetic?

(1:07:00-1:13:19): Spoiler alert! A man can tell you how many hairs are on Thanos’ head, and your Bachelor’s in Grilling will come in handy for this job. Henry Ford returns from the dead to commit petty crimes while an observation deck offers a big dose of NOPE! Meanwhile, you can buy a haunted mansion...because England.

(00:00-09:39): Kirsten Gillibrand compares Anti-Abortionists to racists. She expresses that faith should not interfere with women’s rights, as if religion is influencing the defense of human lives. Brian and Ian express their concern of the current political climate and the dangers of expressing conservative values.

(09:39-19:10): Why I used to believe in the prosperity gospel, Like Kenneth Copland does. The prosperity gospel states that God wants you to prosper in every physical and material aspect. Brian and Ian respond to this article by Costi Hinn and discuss the dangers of focusing on money and material things as a Christian.

(19:10-28:48): A part of being a leader is being able to adjust and adapt to circumstances. This article lists 7 reasons why some worked and some did not. Brian and Ian discuss, as leaders, how they have adapted and implemented adjustments.

(28:48-37:51): Supermarkets use embarrassing plastic bags so customers will remember their reusable. The bags read quotes like “Colon Care” and “Into the Weird Adult Video Emporium”. Brian and Ian touch on the topic of the use of shame to convince people.

(37:51-48:37): Abortion is one of the most controversial and politically polarized topics in today’s society. Brian and Ian discuss an article about how we talk about it from a pro-life standpoint. Also, they make the point that it isn’t just about pro-life/pro-choice, it’s about

(48:37-59:18): In an article from Christianity Today, Tish Harrison Warren writes “Pro-Lifers Aren’t Hypocrites”. Many people from all over the political spectrum are taking a pro-life stance. Brian and Ian discuss how we are supposed to treat issues, without caring about your political preference. Also, we should care about all issues, and care about all marginalized people, not just abortion.

(59:18-1:09:04): Ed Stetzer wrote an article with the provocative statement “Churches without the broken, are broken churches”. The attitude of the church ought to be hospitable, not just comfortable. Brian and Ian discuss the condition of inviting the lost into the church and knowing that that is how it should be.

(1:09:04-1:15:10): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: If you are going to fake a name, get the name right...and if you are going to name your baby, pay someone to do it. Don’t drink and drive...or fly...or fly robots, instead Applebees is serving up possum. Meanwhile, Samuel L. Jackson can’t get a break.

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(00:00-09:39): Kirsten Gillibrand compares Anti-Abortionists to racists. She expresses that faith should not interfere with women’s rights, as if religion is influencing the defense of human lives. Brian and Ian express their concern of the current political climate and the dangers of expressing conservative values.

(09:39-19:10): Why I used to believe in the prosperity gospel, Like Kenneth Copland does. The prosperity gospel states that God wants you to prosper in every physical and material aspect. Brian and Ian respond to this article by Costi Hinn and discuss the dangers of focusing on money and material things as a Christian.

(19:10-28:48): A part of being a leader is being able to adjust and adapt to circumstances. This article lists 7 reasons why some worked and some did not. Brian and Ian discuss, as leaders, how they have adapted and implemented adjustments.

(28:48-37:51): Supermarkets use embarrassing plastic bags so customers will remember their reusable. The bags read quotes like “Colon Care” and “Into the Weird Adult Video Emporium”. Brian and Ian touch on the topic of the use of shame to convince people.

(37:51-48:37): Abortion is one of the most controversial and politically polarized topics in today’s society. Brian and Ian discuss an article about how we talk about it from a pro-life standpoint. Also, they make the point that it isn’t just about pro-life/pro-choice, it’s about

(48:37-59:18): In an article from Christianity Today, Tish Harrison Warren writes “Pro-Lifers Aren’t Hypocrites”. Many people from all over the political spectrum are taking a pro-life stance. Brian and Ian discuss how we are supposed to treat issues, without caring about your political preference. Also, we should care about all issues, and care about all marginalized people, not just abortion.

(59:18-1:09:04): Ed Stetzer wrote an article with the provocative statement “Churches without the broken, are broken churches”. The attitude of the church ought to be hospitable, not just comfortable. Brian and Ian discuss the condition of inviting the lost into the church and knowing that that is how it should be.

(1:09:04-1:15:10): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: If you are going to fake a name, get the name right...and if you are going to name your baby, pay someone to do it. Don’t drink and drive...or fly...or fly robots, instead Applebees is serving up possum. Meanwhile, Samuel L. Jackson can’t get a break.

(00:00-09:21): JD Greear expresses his stance with racism and says that “it shows a disregard for the gospel”. Brian and Ian touch on the Southern Baptist President’s statements at a black church this past Sunday.

(09:21-19:00): JD Greear continues his slamming of the Church climate today. He says that political affiliation does not matter before faith. We must show restraint to politics and that the Gospel is of first importance. Brian and Ian express their agreement to Greear’s statements and express accolades for him standing up to the Baptist Church.

(19:00-28:15): Millennial dads have very little DIY skills compared to baby boomers. Brian and Ian reflect and relate to this article. Brian is on the cusp of Generation-X and Ian is at the edge of being a Millennial. They both still say they struggle with certain things around the house.

(28:15-37:24): Pastors should use more sermon puns and plan more parties! Humor in the church is more than just appropriate, it is essential. Brian and Ian react to this article from Christianity Today, and relate this premise to their own churches and styles of leadership.

(37:24-47:55): Former talk show host Jon Stewart appeared before Congress to push for the 9/11 First Responders Fund. Brian and Ian acknowledge Stewart’s passion and consistent support of first responders. The Bill passed unanimously in the House of Representatives.

(47:55-58:40): Chinese Christian prisoners memorize the whole bible. You can’t confiscate what “is hidden in your heart”. Brian and Ian are inspired to be zealous for the commission of Christ and to be thankful. It is good to be reminded of the reverence and privilege of worshiping God.

(58:40-1:09:04): NBA superstar Stephen Curry is a firm believer of Christ and an outwardly spoken Christian. He has a new Facebook series called ‘Stephen VS. The Game’ about how his Faith is tested on the court. Brian and Ian talk about this and the difficulty of having a strong relationship with Christ in the midst of prominence.

(1:09:04-1:15:28): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Most kids think it’s weird when their parents show up at school, and evidently alligators eat metal. Children’s toys are for children...and children only, while horses are being beaten in Texas. Meanwhile Kraft makes deserts now...allegedly.

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(00:00-09:21): JD Greear expresses his stance with racism and says that “it shows a disregard for the gospel”. Brian and Ian touch on the Southern Baptist President’s statements at a black church this past Sunday.

(09:21-19:00): JD Greear continues his slamming of the Church climate today. He says that political affiliation does not matter before faith. We must show restraint to politics and that the Gospel is of first importance. Brian and Ian express their agreement to Greear’s statements and express accolades for him standing up to the Baptist Church.

(19:00-28:15): Millennial dads have very little DIY skills compared to baby boomers. Brian and Ian reflect and relate to this article. Brian is on the cusp of Generation-X and Ian is at the edge of being a Millennial. They both still say they struggle with certain things around the house.

(28:15-37:24): Pastors should use more sermon puns and plan more parties! Humor in the church is more than just appropriate, it is essential. Brian and Ian react to this article from Christianity Today, and relate this premise to their own churches and styles of leadership.

(37:24-47:55): Former talk show host Jon Stewart appeared before Congress to push for the 9/11 First Responders Fund. Brian and Ian acknowledge Stewart’s passion and consistent support of first responders. The Bill passed unanimously in the House of Representatives.

(47:55-58:40): Chinese Christian prisoners memorize the whole bible. You can’t confiscate what “is hidden in your heart”. Brian and Ian are inspired to be zealous for the commission of Christ and to be thankful. It is good to be reminded of the reverence and privilege of worshiping God.

(58:40-1:09:04): NBA superstar Stephen Curry is a firm believer of Christ and an outwardly spoken Christian. He has a new Facebook series called ‘Stephen VS. The Game’ about how his Faith is tested on the court. Brian and Ian talk about this and the difficulty of having a strong relationship with Christ in the midst of prominence.

(1:09:04-1:15:28): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Most kids think it’s weird when their parents show up at school, and evidently alligators eat metal. Children’s toys are for children...and children only, while horses are being beaten in Texas. Meanwhile Kraft makes deserts now...allegedly.

(00:00-09:35): The Warriors/Raptors series is heating up after a major comeback from Golden State to take game 5. Durant goes down with an Achilles injury, to the enjoyment of the Toronto crowd. The Raptors held the lead until the last few minutes where the Warriors came back and won by 2. Brian and Ian tie in overcoming adversity and perseverance to the life and walk of a Christian.

(09:35-18:59): In today’s society, it is easy to believe that Christianity is dwindling, but a Harvard Study determines that it is, in fact, growing stronger. Brian and Ian touch on how it is being a Christian in the United States, and the difference between attending church with and without belief.

(18:59-28:20): Cindi Boston of Crisis Pregnancy Centers joins the show to discuss the option line offered. It is a fact that women use the CPC option line every 45 seconds for help. Brian and Ian, along with Cindy, emphasize the importance of this option, and urge listeners for help.

(28:20-37:25): Brian and Ian reflect on a Tweet by author, Lisa Cooper. She says that pastors should have “some sort of continuing education every year.”

(37:35-47:52): New York is on the verge of passing a Sex Workers’ Bill. Brian and Ian dive into the process of the push of “Decrim New York”. They respond to quotes from those spearheading this bill, and express their concern of the progressive culture.

(47:52-58:58): Is dodgeball oppressive and dehumanizing? Brian and Ian reflect on the proposition to remove it from school gym classes, and remember their own childhoods and experiences with the alleged violent activity.

(58:58-1:08:15): The most popular class at Yale called ‘Psychology and the Good Life” is now available online. Brian and Ian discuss what really makes us happy, and apply it to their sermons. If they were teaching from a biblical perspective, they impose thoughts of identity and materialism. Is the US on of the most unhappy places to live?

(1:08:15-1:14:36): Brian and Ian's “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Florida seems to be the leading export of amazing stories, while Pennsylvania folks don’t understand how the weather works. Saxophones are a hot item in DC while birds in Maine charge people over $20 for a photo. Florida has alligators...we get it.

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