Sometimes a smooth path in life is great, but many times there are potential lessons missed that would otherwise teach how to deal with life's trying times. We discuss this idea in episode 9!

It's episode 8 and we are talking how destructive it is to perceive yourself as a victim. Limiting or giving up your ability to stand on your own two feet is what keeping yourself in the status "victim" is. You are better than that. You are worth more than that. After all, "[You] can do all things through Christ who strengthens you."

We're back with our 7th episode and we're fixing the world's problems one pretentious title at a time. It's still a good episode, though. We discuss the negative cycles that narcissism and ignorance create in a person, in American Society, and in the American Church.

We three guys discuss and try to dissect one of our society's biggest issues: The desire for quick and easy success with as little effort as possible. Be warned: This is another long one.

In this episode, we discuss the idea that the forefathers of Cancel Culture were actually Christians missing the mark while/by criticizing others who were missing the mark. We (probably) miss the mark while discussing these guys.

In this episode, we're talking about what people often get wrong about love and how everyone needs a father's tough brand of love. Join us as we, yet again, solve the world's problem from the comfort of our podcast studio.

In this episode, we look at three topics that every Christian has an opinion and hopefully we spark a little more appreciation for the people that do the work every week for churches, big and small. Or maybe you disagree with us completely! You won't know until you give this episode a listen...

We focus on a topic that should be common sense, but seems to elude many in this day and age= Authenticity is Gold. It not only has more artistic value than what permeates the majority of markets & industries, but it holds more practical value as well.

It's our first episode! We're talking about our experiences growing up in church/ministry, the real-life implications of parenting, and having a few laughs along the way.