This week the guys discuss a recent twitter thread about Roman Catholicism, justification, and intellectual ascent. The tweet posited that those who believe that works play a role in their salvation are damned. Alarm bells went off in Jens's head upon reading this. Naturally, he told Lukas they needed to do an episode. Now, here we are...

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This week the guys explore a fascinating passage in 1 Kings about the prophet Elijah and his encounter with the LORD. Fresh off of defeating the Baals, Elijah finds himself on the run from Jezebel. Why is he so afraid? What does God intend to teach Elijah? What can we learn from this passage in our modern context?

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Last week the guys talked about the Shroud of Turin. As a result, they decided to talk more about relics in general. Are they helpful? What place do they have? How should Protestant approach the subject? Their stance likely won't surprise you...

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Stemming from a random, off-hand comment on last week's episode, this week the guys explore the Shroud of Turin. What is it? Is it authentic? Why does it matter? Does it even matter? 

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Recently, Jens was reading Luke's Gospel. He happened upon a familiar story about a tax collector named Zacchaeus (Luke 19:1-10). However, something stood out this time: who is the short person in the story, Jesus or Zacchaeus? It actually is not very clear. Thus, an episode topic was born. 

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What makes worship music "good?" Jens and Lukas have a conversation about what goes into worship music and how we can think theologically about the musical parts of our worship services. In the end, are we just offering strange fire to a reckless God, or are we truly worshipping our risen Savior?

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Many moons ago, Lukas proposed that we talk about whether or not denominations are good. The time has finally come for us to give the question some consideration. Is there still benefit to denominational affiliation for individuals and churches, or is it time to move on to a post-denominational faith?

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"Christians of History" returns! The guys are back with a fresh episode on the life of Timothy Keller. 

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We have reached the end of the journey (again). God and Jonah have something of a heart-to-heart conversation. The reader is then confronted with not only Jonah's hard-heartedness, but their own as well. What does this final stretch of the journey mean for you today? Tune in to find out.

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Following Jonah's run-in with the great fish, he finally makes his way to the great city of Nineveh. Some unexpected twists await as we continue our way through the narrative.

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