Tommy Nifong has a chat with co-worker and friend, Bart Helton, who just attended the Outpost for the first time! The conversation revolves around this theme of the inspiration that comes from the Outpost identifying the depth of attack that the enemy has taken on our life. This naturally drives us into action to plan a counter-attack. Tommy and Bart discuss their experiences with this initial realization and how they responded to their Beauties, specifically, and then they dig deeper into the strategies it takes to build a foundation of strength that keeps you on the front lines, fighting for those you love.

Paul McDonald and Patrick Creehan talk about the Poser as they revisit the concept of One More Thing. They explore the process and spiritual benefit behind identifying and living out of our 'True Self' as God defined it.

Scott Brinkley and Tommy Nifong have a conversation about expectation and how it is directly linked to our connection with what God is trying to teach us in life. They build on this topic by digging into the process Scott has been following to experience this truth in Christ, and how applying this to our own lives can give us the courage to expose the enemy in our lives.

Paul McDonald and Tommy Nifong talk about an author that they quoted from episode 45: Leo Tolstoy, who while popularly known as a capable character author, died miserable and alone, having pushed everyone in his life away... Paul and Tommy delve into the grand differences between the human wisdom of "living to a moral standard" versus the Christ-centered wisdom of laying our sins at the feet of Jesus so that He can enter into our sin-nature and heal it!

Paul McDonald and Tommy Nifong have a chat about some of their favorite songs, which leads into a conversation about a quote that is easily referenced to scripture, asking us to die daily to ourselves. This leads into a deeper dive into Paul and Tommy's personal experiences with what it looks like to die daily in the spiritual sense, and how we can apply this difficult concept to our lives.

Paul McDonald and Tommy Nifong delve into the early chapters of the popular J.R.R. Tolkien story, The Hobbit, and explore the purpose behind pursuing adventure and how the themes of Bilbo Baggins' struggle with being a domesticated home-body can be used as a powerful teaching on how we can suppress our God-designed need for fun! Questions, Comments, Suggestions? Email us at [email protected]!

Paul McDonald, Brandan Lee, and Tommy Nifong touch on a difficult subject: sex trafficking in the world, the United States, and specifically in Charlotte, North Carolina, and how cultural bias skews our perspective to believing it isn't an epidemic and a direct product of the pornography industry...

Paul McDonald, Mike Flynn, and Tommy Nifong explore Mike's story as he entered into his story with The Outpost and began to truly experiencing the freedom and brotherhood that God has always intended. Mike also goes into a personal battle that has lead him to becoming an integral part of Proven Men - a ministry focused on sexual purity and how it has brought him even deeper into an experience of a true Biblical community of Believers.

Paul McDonald, Bill Browning, and Tommy Nifong talk about Bills first experience at The Outpost and how it shocked him back into a reality of hope, which ultimately led him to his new life of freedom in Jesus Christ...

Paul and Tommy sum up the last two episodes with a final note on expectation versus reality when it comes to God, and how our understanding of what we will get out of a situation can be heavily skewed by our perspective and our hearts...