When we only interact with things we agree with we can start assuming that we've got it all figured out and everyone who doesn't agree is wrong.  What if they're not?  What if we need to see matters from a different perspective to find what is true?  This week Scott and Mike discuss the importance of engaging with material and voices that move us outside our own echo chambers.

Deconstruction is a concept that has been referenced quite a bit in the past several years.  But it's not new, it's not a trend, and it's nothing to be afraid of.  Join Scott and Mike as they discuss why deconstruction can be a necessary part of our spiritual journey and how to learn together in the process.

We weren't made to walk through life alone.  It's too much.  The Proverbs points this out as well, reminding us that there is great value in seeking the wise council of others in our lives.

In this follow-up to last week's discussion on Christian Nationalism, Scott and Mike discuss why apprenticing with Jesus may a better option than legislating a Christian ethic. This is a bit of a longer episode than usual but we felt that this subject is extremely important for the church today and it warranted a few extra minutes.

Proverbs contrasts the difference between living a life that flourishes and a life of destruction.  The clearest difference between the two is their starting point.

Christian Nationalism has been in the news for quite a while now. But do you know what it is and if there's anything "Christian" about it? Scott and Mike talk about how it impacts us and what a Christ centered response might be to this seemingly growing phenomenon.

When we come to communion we all approach as equals.  We all need the same grace, we all need the same mercy, none of us are better than any other.

Every week it seems like some large group is offended by something.  Are people of faith even supposed to be offended?  If we are, what are we supposed to do about it?  Join Mike and Joe this week as they talk about how to handle offense in a way that bring peace rather than a sword.

In this wrap up our series in Isaiah we look at the thread that began in chapter one and runs all the way through Isaiah into our lives today.  

Join Scott and Mike as they discuss the value, maybe even the necessity, of reading fiction. We often dismiss fictional stories as diversions from reality or not something to be taken seriously. But there are profound truths to be gleaned from good works of fiction.