Anthony talks about how hard it is to take an actual Sabbath, but he makes sure we understand that no matter what we do, it is God who is directing our days - even our days of rest.

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The group is back from Annual Conference, and gives a quick update on the goings on within our denomination and our church. Then, a question about why God blesses people who don't follow him more than he does those who do leads to a discussion of if that's true - and what God's blessing really means.

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The world makes exhaustion a badge of honor, but God calls us to let go. Brandi argues for the essential nature of both physical - and spiritual - rest.

Rest has an image crisis, but as Brandi points out, Sabbath is not pointless or lazy. It is the design of God.

Genesis 2: 1-3

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With the pastoral staff out of town, Ben brings in Mandy and Juan to talk about the general questions of youth group and why students leave the church. It leads into a much broader discussion of how kids sense falsehood, the cultural differences with youth in church around the world, and what it is that makes the church a place that students keep coming back to.

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In a world that fills our lives with frustrations and anger, Ken focuses on peace, and how we as Christians can learn to be filled with it. Plus, we get to hear what Ken thinks of the new Star Wars movie!

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Andy, Brandi, and Ken discuss the fallout that comes after a shooting like Santa Fe, and explore the ways that we, as Christians, can respond to tragedies like this - and return to the Sermon on the Mount to see what Jesus had to say about it.

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In the midst of an packed, joyous service, Andy takes the stage to talk about the truest meaning of Pentecost - how God created a church to bring the gospel to the world, and how God made this church to bring the gospel to this city.

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Ken returns from paternity leave and joins Anthony in the studio to talk about Pentecost with Andy. The three of them explore their very different backgrounds and common fears and misconceptions people have when it comes to the Holy Spirit.

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In Anthony's world, SIRI means something quite different. As he breaks down his analogy, there's anagrams, word study, crowd participation, and, just for fun, some singing.

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Today's topic is division within the church - that's church with both a big "C" and a little one - how do we pray for it, how do we avoid becoming splintered, and how do we stop from focusing on what everyone else is doing wrong?

Send in your questions and your feedback!

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