Churches of all shapes and sizes seem to have a lot to say when it comes to matters of sexual orientation and the spectrum of identification that exists today. There's also a lot that goes unsaid. So, in today's episode, the team lives into the belief that, with Jesus, there's no question too big we can't at least ask it. And maybe even have some discussion.

The team discusses their thoughts around worship attendance waxing and waning depending on the season.

Are you on Instagram? Facebook? Snapchat? Twitter? All of it? None of it? Why or why not? And how's all that impacting your non-digital relationships?

Pastor David Platt found himself under the spotlight this week when the President made a surprise visit to his church and asked for prayer. The team discusses what happened, how people responded, and asks that must-ask question: What Would Jesus Have Done?

Our friend Kat joins the fray to fill the Renee void and discuss ministry from a lay leader's perspective; how that was a calling and what it doesn't mean for future aspirations.

The team tackles the great debate of egalitarianism vs. complementarianism and how certain issues may or may not affect a person's salvation, eternal destination, and day-to-day life.

A challenging discussion on holy places, sacred spaces, and being the church body when church buildings crumble or fall.

If Jesus is gonna do what Jesus does, why do we create church events and worship experiences to "draw" people in? What's the point?

Much like movies and television, music is an everyday part of our lives. So what's entertainment? What's worship? And does what we listen to - and when - matter?

This week, the gang debates Game of Thrones, Bull Durham, and Deadpool in a robust discussion around the choices we make about what we watch... or don't.