'Tis the season to be eatin’! We celebrate Nick's birthday, then we jump into a fun game that can be played around the holidays. Which is the imposter?

We are providing a list of the secret words from the game here in the description. Follow along at the given minute mark and see if you can pick out which of us is the Imposter.

Minute Marks:

Minute 44 - chipmunk ... Minute 48 - dolphin ... Minute 53 - church ... Minute 59 - pelican ... 1:02 - macaroni ... 1:04 - Blue Jay ... 1:06 - candle ... 1:07 - gyro ... 1:09 - paper clip ... 1:12 - kabob ... 1:14 - muscle ... 1:19 - rug ... 1: 21 - hot dog ... 1:22 - stadium ... 1:25 - fish ... 1:27 - construction site ... 1:31 - tape ... 1:34 - laptop

Did you find the Imposter?

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Tune in for a mix of music, marathons, and money-saving madness--because every thought deserves a dollar.

Send your own thoughts (and maybe some dollars) to [email protected]!

"Early to bed, early to rise..." Long before the invention of podcasts and personal trainers, wise men knew that sleep is essential.

"Healthy, wealthy, and wise" = goals, so join us for our conversation about sleep habits: the good, the bad, and the honest. [email protected]

"All things work together for good..." So begins Romans 8:28. We hear that portion of the verse often but there's actually more to that verse, and a whole lot more to the concept BEHIND that verse.

The guys promised a fireside chat and they deliver in this episode. You'll hear about Steve's eye injury and his latest would-be hobby. Then-- Ever wonder what happens at an all night prayer meeting? Find out in this episode. (Hint: you pray all night.) We'll also share with you what can happen when you're a full grown man hiding alone in a train set on a playground.

Tonight we talk podcasting strategies. The do's and don'ts for a successful podcast. Also, we discuss best hunting practices during the rut.

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‘Tis the season—butchering deer, butchering words (but that’s always in season), bonfires, apple cider, and dropping donuts.

We've heard "In God we trust." Have we given "In us God trusts" very much consideration? In the Parable of the Talents, a merchant puts talents into the hands of his servants to see what they will do with them. May we all be good and faithful servants with the things that God has placed into our care.

All this dovetails perfectly with training for a marathon and questioning whether anyone has really ever gone to the moon. Join in and let us amaze you with our talent of tying it all together.

Fall is in the air, and change can be a good thing. We discuss our new church service schedule, as well as our new church music rotation that features Steve playing the drums.

In the midst of change, God and His Word are a constant. We wrap with a discussion of Bible verses that mean a lot to us personally. As always, we invite you to join the discussion! What verses have carried you though different seasons of your life? [email protected]

"Time is filled with swift transitions, none on earth unmoved can stand! Build your hope on things eternal. Hold to God's unchanging hand."

God is with us throughout every change. Not only is He with us, He is often the One orchestrating the changes that propel us through our lives. What can seem like an upheaval might just be a reset to get us ready for a miracle.

Jesus is the answer... but what are the questions? We offer questions asked throughout the Bible.

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All right! After a busy week we are are cutting it short. First we quick-walk through the weekend's events. Then we journey into thoughts about (and we playback segments from) episode 30, which was recorded a year ago. During episode 30 I got the phone call telling me my dad passed away. Listen till the end as we share a little bit about my dad's testimony.

We love y'all and God bless,

Nick