In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer discuss ethical dialogue. What are powerful words like in times of disagreement? What are some steps to take that will allow a meaningful conversation to take place? 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer discuss powerful words. What makes some of them "speak" to us? Why are some words incredibly effective? Also stay tuned for somewhat relevant stories about running and cross country. 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer discuss social perception (also known as social cognition), the various - and often times flawed - ways we perceive and make sense of one another. 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer discuss the implications of media ecology - how the advancement of technology irreversibly changes the way we interact with one another - and what that means for the church today. 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer go in-depth on a subject near and dear to them both, indirect communication. Tune in and overhear part two; it too is a special one.

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer go in-depth on a subject near and dear to them both, indirect communication. Tune in and overhear part one; it's a special one.

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer discuss communication, touching on its history, the different ways we can define it, what it is, and what it isn't. 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer finish their two-part conversation on narrative and how it deepens our understanding of scripture. 

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer begin a two-part conversation on narrative and how it deepens our understanding of scripture. 

In the first episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer introduce the meaning and purpose of the podcast, as well as exploring scripture through the lens of Expectancy Violations Theory.