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Andy and Ben are back from their trip to Israel and full of stories from their time traveling there together. Then, the group takes on a question from a listener who has struggled to connect with people who feel quite differently about the Bible than they do.
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What do we do when we feel God has told us no? Anthony challenges us to go to God in our moments of weakness and trust the power he gives us through His grace.
Kaitlyn offers a call to anyone who finds themselves lost in their spiritual journey. She reminds us that God provides the nourishment we need to replenish our bodies and soul.
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Brandi tells us there is a learning curve to being free. By accepting the freedom only God can give, helps us navigate through the wilderness of the world.
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After the shooting in New Zealand, a listener asks if the Church is adequately responding to the trauma. Andy, Kaitlyn, and Ben consider empathy and the ways at which we fail to forgive one another.
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A C.S. Lewis fan wonders what authors since Lewis will last, which is exactly the sort of question that Brandi and Kaitlyn love answering, and lead the group on a number of different rabbit trails considering the current state of Christian writing.
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When tested in moments of darkness, we must trust God to pull us through the wilderness of our faith. He has the answers to test we're enduring. Will we opt out or make it through?
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After Brandi (reluctantly) gives an update from a very messy General Conference, the group dives into a follow-up question a listener had about why there are sections of the Bible we don’t choose to preach from.
Responding to an article discussing how experiencing awe is good for you, the gang discusses whether it’s possible to force experiencing awe, and the benefits of religion. Plus, Andy and Ben bicker over whether “Bohemian Rhapsody” is a good movie or not (it isn’t!), Kaitlyn picks her Best Picture winner, and Ben makes the case why you should see “Roma.”
(https://www.nbcnews.com/better/lifestyle/why-scientists-say-experiencing-awe-can-help-you-live-your-ncna961826)
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With Lent right around the corner, Andy reminds us that Jesus is our weapon against the threats and attacks of evil.
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