Tired of talking about the 2020 Super Bowl halftime show? Well *wake up* for just one more chat! Because the gang's all here - and today's episode is part one of two discussing just how big an impact celebrities have on the world around us.

2020 is the year of the guest. And THIS month’s is known as a follower, leader, husband, father, son, pastor, author, teacher, podcaster, big kid, bold friend, enneagram 7, and all-around good guy: Josh Griffin! Experienced youth leader, and DYM co-founder, Josh joins us to talk about faith, life, and why fun is so important in following Jesus. 

Streaming apps, cable bills, public libraries, the family TV - there's been a drastic shift in at-home entertainment over the past couple years. So we take some time to talk about what that looks like and what it all might mean.

Which generations are you connected with, how are you connecting, and why does that matter? Today the team talks about all the ins and outs of generational connection across the ages - and how our end goal really never changes.

Happy New Year! On this week's extra-long episode, the gang gives their thoughts on Carey Nieuwhof's new year forecast for leadership - and how those just might affect work, family, church, and you!

If it all went away, if churches didn't make a bigger deal of Christmas services than any other Sunday worship, if front yard manger scenes and all holiday nods to the Christian faith disappeared - would anybody notice?

Is saying "Happy Holidays" really offending as many people as some would think? Or has a false narrative begun in which Christmas is the unfortunate (and not real) target? The team tries to figure out what the red Starbucks cup is going on!

It seems around the holidays, folks become more. More free, more joyful, more invitational... And maybe, just maybe, more of who Jesus is creating us to be...

Are you in a car with others? Then turn this week's episode up for everyone to hear! Because TODAY is a car-ride conversation for the whole family!

Brad's donut addiction has finally hit a level in need of intervention. But he's not the only one. What does it mean to honor God and care for ourselves in light of one of our most sacred holiday traditions: food?