Q does a hot take on Kanye's conversion and influence. 

Q and Sergei continue talking about the danger of pragmatism as they focus on the church growth movement and our obsession with numbers in ministry. This episode is sponsored (not really) by Walgreens, although Walgreens is in no way responsible for the hosts' views on politically correct sports team names. Also, Q describes a meme. 

In this riveting episode, Q and Sergei consider the danger of pragmatism and contrast it with biblical wisdom. 

"The Biggest Demographic Churches Are Missing" by Thom Rainer: https://thomrainer.com/2019/10/the-biggest-demographic-churches-are-missing/

Q and Sergei consider another danger to the church, namely consumerism. How do business principles affect decisions made in the church? This episode is brought to you (not really) by Duracell. 

To kick off a new series, Q and Sergei tackle legalism, one of the most dangerous enemies of the church. This episode is brought to you (not really) by the cheese making class at your local public library.

"Three Types of Legalism" by R.C. Sproul: https://www.ligonier.org/blog/3-types-legalism/

Q and Sergei are back (but don't call it a comeback!) for a new season as they consider how to respond when public Christian leaders denounce their faith.

Q and Sergei never get to their topic and talk about nothing for an hour. This is probably not worth your time. Let's Go Blues!

Q and Sergei give their take on what it means to be an authentic Christian and draw the line between being honestly complacent in sin and honestly embracing a new identity in Christ. Q does two segments: Constitutional Corner and Ethnic Minute. 

Sergei reads poetry in Russian and Q enjoys ancient grains as they talk about the ideal size of a church congregation.

Q and Sergei discuss the pros and cons of churches owning businesses to generate income for the ministry. Q does a news segment. This episode is brought to you (not really) by the Cara Cara Orange.