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Intro and a rare Inverted Emergency (00:00-18:36)

People say that you should put your hope in God, not it other people, the government, etc. But I do want to be able to rely on other people. What is the difference? (18:49-34:29)

How do I lovingly deal with someone who is always casting themselves as the victim in every situation? (34:33-49:37)

What is the deal with the book of Proverbs? It always seemed weird to me that there is the little collection of sayings in the middle of the Bible. I feel like I don’t get much out of reading them. (49:41-01:05:19)

Closing Song : I Need Thee Every Hour (Lee Younger)

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Is there a christian way to talk people out of conspiracy theories? Does it matter that buying into that stuff will hurt someone’s credibility and witness, or is that just guilting someone? (34:18-53:17)

In Mark 2:27, Jesus says to the pharisees that “The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath.” Is that an idea we can apply to wider religious stuff, even stuff that is in the Bible? Do we get to the point where we are serving religious things? If so, how do I not do that? (53:21-01:05:23

Closing Song: I Come to You (Jed Brewer)

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Intro and a mystery sign emergency (00:00-20:11)

Jesus talks about not praying in public like the hypocrites. What does that mean for praying in front of a church? Or famous people having pictures taken of them praying? Or non-famous people, like wedding pictures of people praying over the couple? Is that a sin? Just weird? (20:20-39:12)

I know it is not my place to judge anyone else’s salvation. But, At some point, people who believe things like God loves rich people more than poor people or God wants us to treat immigrants badly are just not Christian by any definition that I recognize. How do I acknowledge that without judging? (39:18-01:00:06)

A lot of talk about being honest with God is about being angry at Him? What about being disappointed, or sad about things he has done, are those okay feelings to have? (01:00:09-01:15:12)

Closing Song: Psalm 147:3 (The Poolhouse Guru)

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Intro and a guitar-drowing, pastor-dangling emergency (00:00-19:30)

I found something on youtube [The pilot of the TV Show The Promised Land] I loved it and i'm curious to hear your thoughts on this christian media. i could be overthinking but want to make sure this is okay to watch before i get too attached. (19:34-37:52)

How to deal with people who lack empathy? Who are so blinded by the comforts they now have that they are indifferent to the hardships of others? (37:56-55:01)

What does Paul mean in 1 Corinthians 11:27 when he warns about taking communion in “an unworthy manner”. That seems like a very different vibe than Jesus’ description of communion. (55:04-01:08:07)

Closing Song: All Hail The Power of Jesus' Name (Glenn Kaiser)

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Intro and we discuss what makes a true Chicago pope (00:00-19:14)

People talk about feeling something profound during worship, but I people also feel stuff while singing secular songs or being at concerts. Is worship something different, or just that same emotional high that music gives? (19:26-41:19)

How do I know if someone can’t change what they are doing or if they just won’t? Those things feel very different. (41:23-56:39)

What does it mean that we died in Christ, but we also live in Him? (56:45-01:09:27)

Closing Song: As I Am (Lee Younger)

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Intro and a Jeepin' emergency (00:00-19:30)

How do you distinguish between hypocrisy and when people just being people and falling short of something they talk about? (19:42-36:59)

I have been praying about a situation in my life. What am I looking for now to tell if God is answering me? (37:03-48:36)

In John 21, what is the significance of Jesus asking Peter if he loves Him 3 times? I get that it mirrors Peter’s denial, but what does that mean for us? (48:45-01:02:20)

Closing Song: Women, God, and Rock and Roll (Jed Brewer)

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Intro and the guys try to get on a blessings grift (00:00-18:25)

What are we supposed to make of Judas? Jesus seems to say he is a unique kind of bad. But also things couldn’t have happened the way they were supposed to without him, right? (18:38-32:36)

Why are there different accounts of the resurrection in the Bible? (33:50-47:33)

What does it mean to personally have peace when the world around you is so crazy? (47:39-59:05)

Closing Song: Break of Day (Lee Younger)

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*Note: Matt somehow broke his mic without knowing it, so his audio is a little thinner than normal. Apologies, everything will be back to normal next episode. If you are Matt's wife and reading this, don't worry about any microphone sized Amazon boxes you may see in the next few days, those are nothing.

Intro and a new offering strategy - hostage taking! (00:00-16:41)

When things are bad, is being positive or hopeful kind of irresponsible or denial? (16:56-31:29)

There are some promises made to people in the Bible, the OT specifically, that do apply to all Christians, but not all of the promises do - Is that right? How do we know which is which? (31:32-44:05)

The story of the faith of the centurion in Luke 7 has always confused me because “people at work do what I tell them” doesn’t seem like amazing faith to me. Is there something I am missing? (44:14-01:02:34)

Closing Song: The Old Rugged Cross (Front Toward Enemy)