It's often not a question whether or not the first century Rabbi from Nazareth was a real man named Jesus who was sentenced to death by crucifixion. It IS sometimes a question whether he stayed dead. The good news? He didn't. He's alive. And we get to celebrate.

Peeps, Cadbury Eggs, the celebration of life eternal... this week we chat about how Easter might look different this year BUT, yet, how some things will always remain the same. Thank you, Jesus!

What's God trying to teach us? Why is He allowing this to happen? What do these days mean for our faith? And who on the Ministry Chemistry team do YOU think has watched the most episodes of The Tiger King?

In a matter of weeks, the world has come to a halt. Homes are government-issued quarantine sites, forced family fun time is universal, and toilet paper is only for sh*ts, not giggles. So the gang really has just one question to ask: how ya' doin' with all that?

St. Augustine says "In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; in all things, charity." So what are your essentials? And what would happen if you deconstructed what you've always known to be truth? Would you still believe what you claim to believe?

Unfortunately, some people don't like some people for no other reason than fear. Today, the gang tackles the topic of this new worldwide disease and how that's not the biggest sickness surfacing.

What makes you really angry? Who gets grace? Why is humility such a vital part of Christianity? The gang tackles these big questions - and more - on today's episode.

The team took advantage of an opportunity to sit down with Brad's lovely wife, who brings some amazing insight on adoption, foster care, and the opportunities for everyone to play a part.

"Will Somebody Please Hate My Enemies For Me?" - the follow-up article to the most recent National Prayer breakfast sparks discussion about the president and our current political climate.

From celebrity crushes to famous deaths to being starstruck to not caring at all - here's part two of asking the question: just how big of an impact do famous folks have on the world around us? And why?