Get your tinfoil hat out and listen to this discussion on conspiracies and their place in God's church! 

The guys are back after the holidays and a bout with Covid. Today we discuss how the liberty we have in Christ is lived out with other believers.

And that's a WRAP! The first season of DCP is in the books, and we take time to talk about our evaluation of the season as well as plans for the future. 

To all of our listeners, we say, "THANK YOU!" What a ride. Looking forward to more in the future. 

Should a young person consider Bible college today? What were the Bible college experiences of the DCP hosts? All this and more in today’s podcast.

Today's topic is a serious, heart-wrenching reality. We address it openly and transparently, but also with a heart to help.

Have you ever heard so many controversial topics discussed in one sitting? We didn't think so!

The lightning round consists of 16 questions. After the question is asked, the guys have 2 minutes to discuss, debate or attack each with all the fury of a recovering fundamentalist or a campmeeting preacher! Let the games begin!

Politics, patriotism, COVID-19, immigration... all of these topics have ravaged the church, increasingly so since 2020! How are the Dear Church co-hosts dealing with this in their respective ministries? Listen in to find out.

After kicking off the podcast with a discussion about Steve's hair 🙄, the guys get down to business with a conversation about preacher's kids. Are pastor’s kids perfect? Are they expected to be perfect? What should we expect of a PK’s parent? What about the church members expectations? Tune in tomorrow, listen, & we would love feed back!

The month of October is, in many churches, used as a time to appreciate pastors! We dedicate this episode to all the pastors out there who listen, and to all of the church members who love their pastor and strive to support him as he serves the Lord. You won't want to miss the "Dear Church" letter at the end, written and read by Martin Wickens. 

The DCP rides again, this time while talking about the importance of managing what influences you. The conversation takes a hard turn toward discussing the "generation wars" and some of the conflict that stems from young men and older men in ministry.