(00:00-09:29): Brian and Ian are back after the Memorial Day weekend. They reflect on the day of remembrance, and the importance of remembering as Christians. Jesus told his disciples during the passover feast to “Do this in remembrance of Me”.

(09:29-19:15): Former MLB player Bill Bucknor has died at age 69. Brian and Ian touch on how he is remembered posthumously, versus how he was remembered while he was alive. Did the stress of defeat and failure overtake Bucknor’s psyche? Is the sports world at fault for defining Buckner for his worst moment?

(19:15-29:08): Iraq’s Christians are close to extinction. The members of one of the oldest churches in the world are dwindling and “Must prepare for martyrdom.” Brian and Ian touch on the dangers and fears of Christians in perilous nations. How often are we praying for the martyred churches around the world?

(29:08-38:19): Scientists believe that fast walkers live longer than slow walkers. Brian and Ian discuss why that is, and whether or not it is true. Are you a slow or fast walker?

(38:19-49:19): Christian leaders call for day of prayer for the President. Brian and Ian discuss the importance of prayer. Whether or not we agree on political stance, prayer is still necessary.

(49:19-1:00:45): Teacher ordered to stop praying with her students before lunch. Brian and Ian touch on the topic of persecution and whether prayer is appropriate in a public school without consent of students’ and parents. Should prayer be uncensored in public schools? If so, should other religions be subject the same prayer liberties?

(1:00:45-1:11:29): Two Kentucky students open food truck to feed those in need in their community. Brian and Ian talk about this and the importance of giving, even if it is only in your community.

(1:11:29-1:17:43): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Fugitive (almost) gets away, but wanted to save some money and put the wrong gas in their car, but the cops are busy responding to fake 9-1-1 calls. Are we wasting food by passing up road-kills, well it might not be eating at road-kill cafe with a man with a fake name; all while Winner’s Church purges in ponzi scheme.

(00:00-09:24): Utah man dies on Everest after setting out to climb the tallest peak on all 7 Continents. Brian and Ian touch on this story and consider his motives . Do you draw a line on following your dreams, or the dreams of a loved one, if a life is at risk?

(09:24-19:20): Christians are more focussed on being entertained than fellowshipping in the Church. Brian and Ian reflect on Matt Chandler’s remarks and apply them to how they view their congregations.

(19:20-29:04): Dr. Kevin Leman, author of “The Intimate Connection”, joins Brian and Ian. They discuss the book and the importance of intimacy in marriage.

(29:04-40:12): An elementary school in Texas tripled their recess time, and the results they found were staggering. Brian and Ian discuss the topic and the importance of childhood development and social skills.

(40:12-50:11): Can Christians stomach God’s Grace? Brian and Ian touch on the tough topic of extending grace to those who (we think) shouldn’t deserve it.

(50:11-1:00:55): Darrin Patrick is interviewed by Ed Stetzer. Patrick says that he “stopped prioritizing his walk with Jesus to make ministry his primary focus”. Brian and Ian express the importance of maintaining a close relationship with Jesus.

(1:00:55-1:11:15): Lead like a woman. Brian and Ian discuss the lack of tenderness and understanding in Christian leadership. Are men too domineering? Or do true Christian leaders place themselves at the same level of those they lead?

(1:11:15-1:17:10): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: There are five..er..I mean six new Polish people while a New England fugitive could use some fugitive-y advice. A New York child drew an inspection ticket, but don’t let that distract you from the fact that people are buying tickets to heaven. Oh, and don’t climb the Eiffel Tower. Just. Don’t.

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(00:00-09:24): Utah man dies on Everest after setting out to climb the tallest peak on all 7 Continents. Brian and Ian touch on this story and consider his motives . Do you draw a line on following your dreams, or the dreams of a loved one, if a life is at risk?

(09:24-19:20): Christians are more focussed on being entertained than fellowshipping in the Church. Brian and Ian reflect on Matt Chandler’s remarks and apply them to how they view their congregations.

(19:20-29:04): Dr. Kevin Leman, author of “The Intimate Connection”, joins Brian and Ian. They discuss the book and the importance of intimacy in marriage.

(29:04-40:12): An elementary school in Texas tripled their recess time, and the results they found were staggering. Brian and Ian discuss the topic and the importance of childhood development and social skills.

(40:12-50:11): Can Christians stomach God’s Grace? Brian and Ian touch on the tough topic of extending grace to those who (we think) shouldn’t deserve it.

(50:11-1:00:55): Darrin Patrick is interviewed by Ed Stetzer. Patrick says that he “stopped prioritizing his walk with Jesus to make ministry his primary focus”. Brian and Ian express the importance of maintaining a close relationship with Jesus.

(1:00:55-1:11:15): Lead like a woman. Brian and Ian discuss the lack of tenderness and understanding in Christian leadership. Are men too domineering? Or do true Christian leaders place themselves at the same level of those they lead?

(1:11:15-1:17:10): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: There are five..er..I mean six new Polish people while a New England fugitive could use some fugitive-y advice. A New York child drew an inspection ticket, but don’t let that distract you from the fact that people are buying tickets to heaven. Oh, and don’t climb the Eiffel Tower. Just. Don’t.

(00:00-10:32): Alabama Public Television pulled an arthur episode after character Mr. Ratburn married a man. Brian and Ian discuss the episode and how we deal with social issues as a society.

(10:32-20:41): Several historical monuments have been torn down throughout this “war on history”, and George Washington is next on the hit list. Brian and Ian talk about the importance of recognizing history, regardless of its offensive nature.

(20:41-29:53): President Trump loves to golf. Brian and Ian express their concern with taxpayer money being spent on it.

(29:53-39:06): Brian and Ian talk about living on mission and allowing Jesus into your summer. How well do you know your neighbors? How often do you express the love of Jesus at the pool or at the park?

(39:06-49:48): Columbine survivor Austin Eubanks has died. He was a motivational speaker and spoke out about opioid addiction and emotional trauma. Brian and Ian touch on taking care of those who suffer from these issues and extending love and expressing hope.

(49:48-1:00:20): Hillsong United’s Joel Houston via Relevant talks about the new wave of worship and devotion he is feeling with his new music. Brian and Ian discuss the vitality with having wonder and awe in our expression of faith in God.

(1:00:20-1:11:08): ‘I love Jesus, but not the church’ Means you do not love Jesus. Brian and Ian touch on the dangers of ditching the church because of the trauma people experience in their churches.

(1:11:08-1:18:34): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Tree-snapping yoga causing more chaos than an escaped lion. So, relax and enjoy some ancient beer and lock your doors; all while signing up for “Selfie School”.

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(00:00-10:32): Alabama Public Television pulled an arthur episode after character Mr. Ratburn married a man. Brian and Ian discuss the episode and how we deal with social issues as a society.

(10:32-20:41): Several historical monuments have been torn down throughout this “war on history”, and George Washington is next on the hit list. Brian and Ian talk about the importance of recognizing history, regardless of its offensive nature.

(20:41-29:53): President Trump loves to golf. Brian and Ian express their concern with taxpayer money being spent on it.

(29:53-39:06): Brian and Ian talk about living on mission and allowing Jesus into your summer. How well do you know your neighbors? How often do you express the love of Jesus at the pool or at the park?

(39:06-49:48): Columbine survivor Austin Eubanks has died. He was a motivational speaker and spoke out about opioid addiction and emotional trauma. Brian and Ian touch on taking care of those who suffer from these issues and extending love and expressing hope.

(49:48-1:00:20): Hillsong United’s Joel Houston via Relevant talks about the new wave of worship and devotion he is feeling with his new music. Brian and Ian discuss the vitality with having wonder and awe in our expression of faith in God.

(1:00:20-1:11:08): ‘I love Jesus, but not the church’ Means you do not love Jesus. Brian and Ian touch on the dangers of ditching the church because of the trauma people experience in their churches.

(1:11:08-1:18:34): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Tree-snapping yoga causing more chaos than an escaped lion. So, relax and enjoy some ancient beer and lock your doors; all while signing up for “Selfie School”.

(00:00-10:03): Millennials are finding their identities in their work. Brian and Ian talk work-life balance. What are the dangers of over-competitiveness in the workplace, or over-working in general as Christians? Does work define our identity?

(10:03-19:33): What is the point of marriage? Brian and Ian discuss the ups and downs of life with their spouses. Is the foundation of marriage to be happy? Or is the purpose of marriage growth?

(19:33-28:49): Frank Viola, author of the book “ReGrace” joins Brian and Ian. They discuss the issue of how to have graceful conversations and disagreements with those of interfaith.

(28:49-38:15): Youth volleyball team prevent a woman from jumping off of a bridge. Brian and Ian express their joy and hope for the future generations. Are Christians expressing love first in order to spread the gospel?

(38:15-48:05): Jon Gauger, author of “Kids Say the Wisest Things”, is in studio with Brian and Ian. They touch on child-like wonder of Jesus and understanding what kids say.

(48:05-58:09): Brian and Ian continue with Jon Gauger. They talk parenting and how encouraging wonder in their children is important to their growth in faith and fellowship.

(58:09-1:08:41): Jon Gauger stays for a third segment to tell more of his stories from his book “Kids Say the Wisest Things”. Emotions are flowing as they laugh, cry, and chat about the wonderful things children do and say.

(1:08:41-1:15:04): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Spiky marsupials are causing domestic disputes while cinemas let the dogs…..IN? Game of Thrones ends, folks aren’t happy, gators are lounging in pools, all while sharks want a slice of pizza from Brooklyn.

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(00:00-10:03): Millennials are finding their identities in their work. Brian and Ian talk work-life balance. What are the dangers of over-competitiveness in the workplace, or over-working in general as Christians? Does work define our identity?

(10:03-19:33): What is the point of marriage? Brian and Ian discuss the ups and downs of life with their spouses. Is the foundation of marriage to be happy? Or is the purpose of marriage growth?

(19:33-28:49): Frank Viola, author of the book “ReGrace” joins Brian and Ian. They discuss the issue of how to have graceful conversations and disagreements with those of interfaith.

(28:49-38:15): Youth volleyball team prevent a woman from jumping off of a bridge. Brian and Ian express their joy and hope for the future generations. Are Christians expressing love first in order to spread the gospel?

(38:15-48:05): Jon Gauger, author of “Kids Say the Wisest Things”, is in studio with Brian and Ian. They touch on child-like wonder of Jesus and understanding what kids say.

(48:05-58:09): Brian and Ian continue with Jon Gauger. They talk parenting and how encouraging wonder in their children is important to their growth in faith and fellowship.

(58:09-1:08:41): Jon Gauger stays for a third segment to tell more of his stories from his book “Kids Say the Wisest Things”. Emotions are flowing as they laugh, cry, and chat about the wonderful things children do and say.

(1:08:41-1:15:04): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Spiky marsupials are causing domestic disputes while cinemas let the dogs…..IN? Game of Thrones ends, folks aren’t happy, gators are lounging in pools, all while sharks want a slice of pizza from Brooklyn.

(00:00-09:27): Former Harvest Bible Chapel leader, James MacDonald, allegedly sought murder for hire. Brian and Ian touch on the story and police investigation.

(09:27-19:59): Brian and Ian discuss the persecution complex. Does Christ call us to defend the faith in an offensive manner? Or Does Jesus call us to express His love first?

(19:59-29:17): Christians are called to be disciplined and focused. Does that mean we should cut out all media? Brian and Ian touch on moderation and discipline when it comes to technology, media, and entertainment.

(29:17-39:33): Hiking! Camping! Hurry up and travel with your kids! Brian and Ian chat on the top ten things you absolutely must do with your kids before they turn 18. Take a listen for some fun traveling ideas and activities.

(39:33-50:20): Pro life laws are needed, but are they enough? Brian and Ian touch on the hot-button topic of abortion and pro-choice laws.

(50:20-1:00:09): Christians are big on relationships, but weak on discipleship and evangelism. As pastors, Brian and Ian discuss the importance of fellowshipping in a church community while also spreading the word.

(1:00:09-1:10:45): Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez cites the bible to defend her 15% cap on credit card interest rates. Brian and Ian discuss the dangers of using the bible to defend personal/selfish ideals. Is AOC taking the bible out of context? Or is she legitimately referencing the scriptures?

(1:10:45-1:17:24): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Things We Found on the Internet”: Delectable Ding Dong flavored coffee take the market by storm while KFC employees are getting slapped by application rejects. Don’t let that distract you from the fact that mammoth jaws are popping up and people are getting framed for speeding tickets; all while a man doesn’t get his pepperoni.

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(00:00-09:27): Former Harvest Bible Chapel leader, James MacDonald, allegedly sought murder for hire. Brian and Ian touch on the story and police investigation.

(09:27-19:59): Brian and Ian discuss the persecution complex. Does Christ call us to defend the faith in an offensive manner? Or Does Jesus call us to express His love first?

(19:59-29:17): Christians are called to be disciplined and focused. Does that mean we should cut out all media? Brian and Ian touch on moderation and discipline when it comes to technology, media, and entertainment.

(29:17-39:33): Hiking! Camping! Hurry up and travel with your kids! Brian and Ian chat on the top ten things you absolutely must do with your kids before they turn 18. Take a listen for some fun traveling ideas and activities.

(39:33-50:20): Pro life laws are needed, but are they enough? Brian and Ian touch on the hot-button topic of abortion and pro-choice laws.

(50:20-1:00:09): Christians are big on relationships, but weak on discipleship and evangelism. As pastors, Brian and Ian discuss the importance of fellowshipping in a church community while also spreading the word.

(1:00:09-1:10:45): Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez cites the bible to defend her 15% cap on credit card interest rates. Brian and Ian discuss the dangers of using the bible to defend personal/selfish ideals. Is AOC taking the bible out of context? Or is she legitimately referencing the scriptures?

(1:10:45-1:17:24): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Things We Found on the Internet”: Delectable Ding Dong flavored coffee take the market by storm while KFC employees are getting slapped by application rejects. Don’t let that distract you from the fact that mammoth jaws are popping up and people are getting framed for speeding tickets; all while a man doesn’t get his pepperoni.

(00:00-09:38): Billionaire pays student loan debts for entire graduating class. Brian and Ian discuss the aspect of giving.

(09:38-18:34): Dallas Jenkins is in the studio with Brian and Ian for Media Mondays. He talks about his writing history and what is in the works. Also, how do busy Christians spend time in the word?

(18:34-29:14): Dallas Jenkins continues with Brian and Ian and talks the Game of Thrones finale. Why do people not like finales?

(29:14-38:56): Brian and Ian discuss the balance between grace and truth. Extreme and aggressive religious billboards are spawning controversy. What is effective evangelism?

(38:56-49:48): Cubs utility man and 2016 World Series MVP Ben Zobrist and wife file for divorce. Brian and Ian touch on the tough topic of divorce and the realities of broken families.

(49:48-1:00:14): Brian and Ian talk about the 8 worst things to do during an argument with your partner. Do you argue with the aim to win? Or do you argue to try and resolve an issue?

(1:00:14-1:11:05): Brian and Ian talk about a Dallas Willard quote, “Non-discipleship is the church; it is not the many moral failures, financial abuses, or amazing general similarity between Christians and non-Christians. These are only the effects of the underlying problem.”

(1:11:05-1:17:33): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: You can kiss cows for charity, but don’t get stuck in a bar after hours. In the meantime, take a trip on a plane that snaps in half (something hulk should be able to smash) to Florida where you can drive a tank.

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