Darin, Aimee and Aida have a great conversation about some of the trials that many Free Believers go through after leaving the institution. Learning how to pray is perhaps one of the most frustrating things for people who want something authentic with God. Most Christians have been taught a thousand and one prayer formulas by their churches. We\'ve also been taught exactly how a Christian hears from God. Unfortunately almost none of these teachings actually work. Walking in the wild and discovering for yourself how you talk to and hear from God is both exciting and frustrating. It has more to do with un-learning then it does with learning. 

Darin and Amy Ramos talk about what religion has done to true mentorship. It\'s a horrible thing to sit back and watch a heartless institution take hold of something so beautiful and important to life and turn it into a mindless, robotic babysitter with a one-size-fits-all mentality. Our churches have turned mentorship into a job or a \"ministry\" rather than just allowing it to naturally bloom in the lives of each person. Anytime we attempt to regulate and control things that spontaneously blossom because of the Holy Spirit, we are attempting to regulate and control God Himself. Mentorship isn\'t something you plan. It\'s something that surfaces where it\'s needed and fades away when it\'s not. 

Darin and Aimee have a conversation about a school retreat Darin\'s daughter attended where the speaker preyed upon the children\'s emotions in order to make them believe a life changing event took place within them. The two begin to talk about how many Christian churches do the same thing. Getting people emotional has become a God-ingredient in most church services today. People don\'t even feel like they\'ve encountered God unless they cried their eyes out at some point during the service. Many Free Believers are on a long road to recovery from this line of thinking. Understanding that God is present and involved in our lives whether we\'re emotional about it or not is one of the first steps everyone must take in the wild.