Clark and Joel discuss the first section of the book Keepers of the Garden in The Men We Need by Brant Hansen. Clark shares why this book is so impactful in his life. Find out why he remembers the first day he got it. Plus, you will get to hear a very important introduction of the book to see if it's something you want to read so that you can follow along with us in this series. Also, we have all heard the saying "as long as they are doing what makes them happy and aren't hurting anyone" Both Clark and Joel break down why that isn't a good saying. 

Next week we tackle the section Forsake the Fake and Relish the Real.

Have you ever wondered what does it mean to be a man? In this new, seven week series, we will be going through the book The Men We Need by Brant Hansen to find out not just what men shouldn't do but what men should do. Find out what masculinity really means and why it's so important to be the man God created us to be. 

This isn't your average testimony (though no Christians testimony is average). Clark starts out talking about what could have been going through Peters mind when he wrote in 1 Peter 5:7, cast your cares on to Him because He cares for you. And get to hear just how amazing Jesus is when he deals with Peter denying him and doubting Thomas not believing unless he sees proof. Then Clark shares Bible verses that the Devil twisted to give Clark a dark night of the soul and hear why Clark never left the faith. 

I hope this encourages you in your walk and so that you know you are not alone. God is with you.

What's a weird dream you have had? The WWG Hosts shares theirs. Plus, we dive into the Scripture of the Samaritan woman telling people about Jesus and why they believe in Jesus which leads the guys to discuss why they believe in Christ. John leaves the discussion early so Clark and Joel talk about evangelism, and Ray Comforts book, Way of the Master and why it's important to talk about the moral law when presenting the gospel to people.   

This episode is a dozy! Clark has a new recorder and uses all the features on it and shares a hilarious clip of his wife recording him. Plus, there is a surprise guest on the phone to offer advice for when a person should read the Bible. Then the guys dive into the topic of what it looks like to plant seeds for God's Kingdom. Clark shares insight in how he plants seeds at work and what that looks like (Spoiler Alert: anyone can do this!) And find out in the end why the audience and Clark applaud John for something he did at work.

Johnny boy is MIA today! Clark tells Joel why he felt like a celebrity the other day and we discuss some of our favorite TV shows before diving into some real talk about the dangers of the doctrine of Universalism (the idea that everyone is saved in the end). Clark also shares a story he witnessed in college of a guy leaving the faith over one hard teaching in scripture. And find out how we can interpret scripture better by using a football analogy. 

Friendship is very important but do you really have to be friends with someone to share the gospel with them? Clark shares biblical support from stories in scripture about people sharing the good news with others without being friends. And find out the reaction this one young man on a video when he hears the gospel for the first time from someone he just met.

Clark has an update on the show and gives some bad news. However, there is good news but it wasn't shared unfortunately. A fresh look on the woman at the well story. And find out why being spiritual is so much different than being a follower of Jesus. 

  In this generation, truth is subjective meaning that we find truth in us, in our thought's and our desires. But in a biblical world view truth is objective. Truth isn't something we create but rather we discover outside ourselves. In this episode, Pastor Scott discusses worship and the Father is seeking people to worship Him in Spirt and in Truth. 

Identity is huge in our culture right now and it's the hot topic of the day. But is what our culture says about what should we put our identity in true? Should we put our identity in our work, spouse, kids, sex, or accomplishments. Can these things really give us our identity or are they a counterfeit to the only true identity that will last forever. In this episode, Clark, Dillon, and John break down why we can't put our identity in these things and point you to the One who should be our identity. 

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