Intro: Last show of 2024, what JR’s going to read over the break, a trip for last minute grain.
9:45: Shelaborating.
10:50: David Bahnsen’s Full-Time is less about retirement than it is about a false teaching of sacred and secular distinctions.
13:53: God’s sacred plan for our lives, work and worship are the same throughout scripture.
15:34: Growing up where ministry work had more value than non-ministry work.
19:38: Why Molly is surprised by the premise of the book.
21:55: It’s okay for us to find identity in what we do.
23:48: Full-Time is an outworking of Ecclesiastes, and Molly’s summary.
28:20: A sense on mid-life crises.
31:15: Molly’s reading a Christian tree-hugger book by the host of The Riot and The Dance.
37:14: Nature under the curse and the creation is not all pristine.
41:07: A Biblical theology of environmentalism.
43:53: Molly’s birthday was yesterday and humans changed their diet after the flood
46:36: The interdependency of all living things and a theology of regenerative farming.
48:31: The link between true thankfulness and life’s interconnectedness as shown by ungrateful kids with presents.
51:03: Why we give thanks before meals.
52:06: Behold The Lamb of God concert
53:07: Show close

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Intro: Notes for chores, changing your brain, lockdowns changed teenagers’ brains.
6:15: Becoming more black and white, shared bathrooms.
17:20: Life feels more gray though: a church leadership example.
19:05: Being in relationship with people who seem to be in perpetual brokenness and what God really calls us to with those people.
25:33: A new podcast recommendation.
31:33: Bob Quinn and his Kamut with Jill Winger.
35:57: Fig leaves and an underground greenhouse.
38:35: Some free burn treatment info for you.
42:45: How we use Kamut
47:15: A major technological achievement was made, the glories and terrors of AI
56:08: Show Close

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Intro: Chicken pox, vaccines, related randomness.
9:30: We attended an amazing funeral.
15:58: Having a joy for life that comes from a true understanding of what life is.
17:46: The 30 minute version of Molly’s devotion for the ladies’ Christmas brunch this weekend.
22:58: Obtaining guiltless wonder and joy.
33:03: JR and Molly’s book recommendations: Living Life Backward, The Supper of The Lamb, Every Moment Holy
34:11: CS Lewis and the temptation to try and escape our created condition.
44:30: Chores vs. paid work, over-scheduling, pressure canning.
50:41: A chocolate truffle cookie recipe.
52:06: Molly’s church dinner failure, epic shoe failure and epic boot fail.
1:03:00: Show Close

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Intro: Broccoli in the cold, scheduling,
5:20: Molly’s return trip book recap of Stanley Tucci’s What I Ate in a Year and the theme of death.
13:30: How long until we move to Europe
15:51: Tucci is an example of Ecclesiastes without God.
20:45: If he had the Christian framework about death and eternity, would his experience be that much more enjoyable.
24:10: Molly’s experience at the homeschool conference
29:07: Molly’s thoughts on Bonhoeffer’s biography
34:04: Some parallels of Nazi’s and some American policies
42:25: Rockefeller builds a church to capture the culture with a liberal sway.
45:37: How did the German christians get hoodwinked so badly?
50:24: Ecclesiastes and wishing to never have been born is such a big part of our cultural ethos.
58:43: Show close: Ecclesiasties: Living Life Backward, Candace Owens: Exposing The Shadow Government, and Tucker Carlson and Amaryllis Kennedy

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Intro: election recap, the Tuttle Twins on why printing money for the Ukraine causes your grocery bill to go up.
7:55: Molly’s really cold, no good, very bad day
13:22: Kid’s math tests and Halloween Candy
22:00: Kids’ learning styles
24:50: The sermon you must drop everything and listen to right now: phenomenal moral clarity
26:22: Some leaked documents on the Paris boxer
28:53: The pinnacle of creation, The Song of Songs, and sexual desire.
31:34: Envy, the marriage supper of the lamb and earnest desire for fellowship and communion.
38:20: Molly’s 18 hour drive listen list.
44:38: Are feelings and desire the same thing? What constitutes sin?
47:54: A sidenote on Jordan Neely
52:08: Gray situations, nuance and an application in the homosexual community.
56:58: Molly ties a bow on the conversation.
59:57: Show Close

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Intro: Life challenges of growing up, maturing and some things just can’t be fixed.
9:37: Ecclesiastes, Living Life Backward, “Accepting your death is the first step towards living.”
11:05: David Gibson’s Youtube Series.
15:55: Poetic Onomatopoeia
17:30: Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies and school lunches.
21:18: Pursuing for the sake of the thing, is vapor
25:44: The need for resets in our lives.
30:05: Brushing your teeth while eating an Oreo.
32:53: On the concept of Karma.
39:57: Not much to say about halloween.
48:12: Show Close

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Intro: Book recommendations, buttery pull-apart bread recommendation!
8:40: 12yo birthday parties and southern-style chili.
14:31: Ecclesiastes: it’s a wonderful [brief] life; contentment = reality - your expectations.
20:48: This music trio is not comprised of spring chickens!
27:30: There is so much beauty of living a long life when aging is taken with redemption.
28:41: Thoughts on weariness and stewarding your children’s souls.
36:56: Jesus answers all the meaningless in Ecclesiastes in the book of Mark!
39:14: You’re Only Human is a modern narrative of Ecclesiastes. Your finitude is a feature, not a bug.
43:19: Show Close

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Intro: A new milk frother and ball gowns, health, fasting, and tea.
10:40: The glycemic index level of homemade sourdough bread and the deep impact of metabolic efficiency.
14:20: Parent-teacher meeting results, school lunch ingredients.
19:00: Pumpkin Gingerbread Apple Muffin recipe.
21:40: A TedX from a 7yo girl about parents setting up kids for success in life.
24:14: Some Canavox advice on helping parents with LGBT issues with their kids and the affect of the digital world on our perceptions of reality.
26:35: “Go touch some dirt” and Jonathan Haidt.
28:34: Thoughts on growing old.
36:43: Masculinity and the value of a human person.
43:00: Casey and Callie Means, nihilism, and how we see the world.
52:00: Athletic women injure themselves way more during their cycles than not.
55:12: Show Close

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Intro: Last week’s events, touring.
6:04: Titus’s boot size, lemon trees, indoor plants.
9:44: Composting is wild, peach pits, apple cores and wheelbarrow trees.
14:59: Our chickens are molting and it looks like a pillow fight.
17:53: Monster cookie bars, S’mores Cookie Bars, Mel’s giant chocolate chip cookie and tablespoons of butter. 
22:40: Dairy cows, Tillamook Dairy Farm providers, PETA, and all the milk.
30:11: The struggle to prioritize mental headspace, lessons from Little House on The Prairie. The importance of reorienting with daily devotions.
38:01: We’re living in the end times…but that’s not the end and the revelation of Jesus Christ Bryan Clark Tom Schriener.
48:50: Show Close and Telegram group update.

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7:15: Telegram, Praying Mantises, Lady Bug insect kits.
11:20: Molly eats caterpillars for dinner, Molly gets a tension headache.
15:48: Being shocked by someone’s sin and Stephen Lawson
20:25: Idols of the Heart and flattening out the spectrum of sin
22:27: Ed Welch and leftover halloween candy
26:00: The language of “watch yourself lest you too fall into sin.”
27:44: But the sin is actually egregious and Julie Roys took it up.
32:34: Severity of sin and an interesting paradox in Scripture
36:07: A take on RFK and Olivia Nuzzi via House Inhabit.
SUBSTACK
44:56: 3 Sermons on the theme of idols: Stacy Gaylord (ME? A Slave?) Jeff Hamling (Sound of Silence), Bryan Clark (The Fall of the Great Prostitute).
54:26: A spelling test of the old testament and the root of the word “Proverb.”

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