The winds of change are kicking up in the culture and the church, and a lot of positive developments are coming with them. However, correction always comes with the risk of overcorrection.

We discuss:
- Finding balance between feminism and an increasingly popular chauvinism
- How rejecting "anti-racism" can turn into full-blown racism if we're not careful
- The decline of Christian Gnostic tendencies and how the new perspectives can go wrong
- Why older generations have to learn not to fight positive change
- Why younger generations have to reform with humility

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Jack and Joe break down the logical fallacies and bad arguments used to introduce false teachings and teach you how to spot them. Topics include:

- The primary logical fallacy that has been used to bring in LGBT support, women preachers, and all kinds of other errors
- How to represent an opponent's beliefs without building a straw man argument
- How empathy gets weaponized against good-hearted Christians
- When the slippery slope is a bad argument, and when it's a good argument and more!

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We discuss the distractions in life that keep us from doing the things we know we should, including:

How sports can dominate a family's life

The way social media eats our time without us realizing it

Why even church activities can be distractions

What we can do to keep our priorities in line

With Will Harrub, Jack Wilkie, and Joe Wilkie

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For 10+ years, "woke" views on race, sexuality, and more have dominated the culture and even infiltrated the church. But is the tide turning? We discuss:

How bad did it get?

What was the tipping point, and what factors have caused this turnaround?

Is this a permanent change in direction, or is the ideology just lying low for a while?

3 ways Christians are likely to respond

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With Valentine's Day around the corner, we discuss the Christian's path toward finding a spouse. Topics include:

- Rating college, apps, events, and other places where people go to find connections
- Dating, courtship, and hybrid approaches
- Pitfalls to avoid
- The place of attraction
- The most important qualities to look for

and more!

With Will Harrub, Jack Wilkie, and Joe Wilkie

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Vice President JD Vance started a controversy recently when he stated that Christianity teaches a hierarchy of loves beginning with the home. We discuss:

Are Christians supposed to love some people more than others?

If there is to be a hierarchy of loves, what is it?

How have "love your neighbor" and "love one another as I have loved you" been misunderstood?

How does it affect the church when we get this wrong?

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We continue the discussion on church finances. This week we look at:

Are preachers paid fairly?

Ways churches can help their preachers make a proper income, even if they don't have enough money

Should elders be paid?

How much is too much when it comes to spending on building luxuries or events?

and more!

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We begin a 2-part look at church finances, including:

- Is tithing an obligation, a good idea, or an outdated concept?
- Can church efforts to care for the community be misguided?
- Should we have a widow payroll like Paul discusses in 1 Timothy 5?
- What is the place of missions in the church's budget?
and more!

Stay tuned for next week when we'll discuss paying elders, preacher salaries, church spending, and more.

With Will Harrub, Joe Wilkie, and Jack Wilkie

The home was mankind's first institution, and its health goes a long way toward determining a people's health - which is why Satan is so eager to tear it down.

In this month's Think Magazine crossover episode, we examine some of the primary ways the home can be torn apart. Topics include:

- The subversion of God's authority structure
- When to involve the elders in a marital conflict
- Divided loyalties caused by social media, peer groups, and other outside influences
- The ripple effects of sexual sin
- Think Fast: Would you rather raise a family 100 years in the past or 100 years in the future?

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Sure, everyone wants to pray and read their Bible more in 2025. But beyond those two things, what are other actionable steps we can take to make an impact this year? We discuss:

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