Doug talks about the divided tongues of fire that rested on the believers in Acts 2 and that are available to every believer today. He looks at the prophetic authority given to both male and female at Pentecost.

Doug talks about embracing our conflicted selves. He examines the concepts of duplicity, multiplicity and our human interior and exterior lives. Takes a deep look at human identity and wholeness.

Doug talks about how when our relationships aren't healthy we focus on roles, systems and structures. He looks at how an unhealthy focus on roles impacts our understanding of masculinity, marriage and parenting.

Doug sort of puts the show on hold and talks openly about his frustration with people focusing on the wrong things. He talks about his frustration with people giving their best energy to the wrong activities and advocates for change that is based on truly focusing in on what matters most.

Doug talks about how the disciples picked someone to replace Judas based primarily on God's sufficiency to anoint ordinary people. He addresses how each of us can be the 12th apostle. A great show for anyone who doesn't feel qualified to move forward in his or her calling.

Doug talks about what motivates his Spirit-led ministry as a pastor. He looks at the baptism of Jesus, serving the Creator instead of the created and living according to the Spirit vs. the flesh.

Doug states the real problem with the decline of the church is not the world but a terrible Christian witness. He gives an honest lament about the terrible, divisive partisan Christian witness many have embraced in place of the reconciling power of the gospel. He calls listeners to repent and embrace the true love and grace of Jesus Christ.

Doug talks about the radical message of the first verse of Acts and how our lives are just beginning to witness what Christ has said and done. He also looks at how we have misunderstood what it really means to witness Christ in Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria.

Doug talks about a razor commercial, people freaking out, toxic masculinity and gentleness. A great show for anyone tired of the madness.

Doug talks about how our eternal, unchanging God tells us to sing a new song. Maybe it is time for you to embrace a new season in your life.