People have long had cultural role models, but in today's world of social media there are more voices than ever before. Who are today's major voices, what are they teaching, and how do we navigate the positive and negative influences?

We discuss:

- Taylor Swift, Candace Owens, Andrew Tate, "Trad Wives," Joe Rogan, and more
- Feminism on the left and the right
- Powerless masculinity, powerful masculinity, and finding balance
- How parents and church leaders can use cultural role models to teach lessons

With Will Harrub, Jack Wilkie, and Joe Wilkie

"Pharisee" is a religious insult so broadly used that is often becomes almost meaningless. But the word does have a meaning, and it's important we understand it. We discuss:

- The history of the Pharisees and why they weren't all bad
- How progressives overuse the term
- What Pharisaical Bible study looks like
- What Pharisaism looks like in the church today
- How to guard against a Pharisaical heart

With Jack Wilkie and Joe Wilkie

Not everything is a black and white, thou shalt/thou shalt not issue. For some, this means we should not talk about such issues but rather leave everything up to individual interpretation. Phrases like "But is it a sin?" and "You can't bind that" are thrown around to shut down discussion.

But discernment is at the heart of Christian maturity. This week, we discuss the difference between the two approaches and why God wants us to engage our brains. Topics include:

- The importance of discerning Good/Better/Best on any issue
- Is it legalistic to get into specifics like school choices, entertainment options, etc.?
- Why a "broad brush" is a good and proper tool for Bible teaching
- Why avoidance of the controversial kills unity