The West is experiencing a widespread crisis of meaning, as ideological battles rage on to determine a future vision for humanity. Mark and Paul discuss what happens to a culture when science and reason has undercut belief in God. Will Christian faith survive? Can we find meaning and connection through spiritual practices and experiences?

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The Bible can be confusing and difficult to read. Some insist it is the infallible word of God, while others believe it shouldn’t have a place in a progressive society. In this conversation, Mark and Paul propose that your worldview and approach to the Bible makes all the difference in reflecting reality or disguising it.

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Have you ever felt like you don’t belong? Have you ever been compelled to leave the community you once called “home”? In this episode, Mark and Paul explore the path of the outsider. These are the ones who leave the safety of the group to venture out into an unknown world. Outsiders ultimately become a gift to the community and have always been the ones to pull society forward. 

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One moment can disrupt life as you know it. Mark and Paul try to make sense of their unusual “conversion experiences”. Using Joseph Campbell’s “Hero’s Journey” as a framework, they suggest that all of us are on a spiritual journey whether we know it or not.

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Hell is a place of eternal torment where most people go when they die. Mark and Paul discuss how questioning this classical view of hell kick-started their faith deconstruction and led to a horizontal way to read the bible.

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In this first episode, Mark and Paul retrace their earlier days in Christian ministry and how questioning their faith led to exiting the organized church, only to stumble into a simple do-it-yourself form of spiritual community.

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