In this week's episode Aaron and Kevin discuss the different events that occur in the final week of Jesus' life that we now call Holy Week.

If you're not familiar with Holy Week, this will certainly bee a blessing for you as the guys describe many of the details. But, even if you've been a Christian your whole life and followed closely the events of this week year after year, the Living Word of God still fills us with life as we follow Jesus.

May you have a blessed Holy Week, and as always, take something you hear in this conversation and start another conversation about Jesus with someone else.

We hope you enjoy it!

It's our 250 episode! Thanks for sticking with us on this journey of having conversations about Jesus. In every episode, we've been trying to model Christian conversation and it's our goal that you'll start another conversation about Jesus with someone else.

That means, we've had almost a weekly faith conversation for the last 5.5 years. If you're then starting faith conversations each week, you're having way more faith conversations than most Christians.

"27% of Christians say they have had 10 or more spiritual conversations in the past year" (barna.com)

We sure hope that you're having those faith conversations and perhaps that this podcast can serve a weekly encouragement for you to go and do that.

So, is there anything special the guys did to celebrate 250? Well, you'll just have to listen and find out.

But more than that, we hope this conversation inspires you to start another conversation with someone else.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin have a conversation about suffering in light of Jesus' authority to overcome death itself as we see in John 11 with the raising of Lazarus.

In that situation, both of Lazarus' sisters, Mary and Martha say to Jesus, "If you had been here, my brother would not have died." Many of us say or at least feel that same feeling towards God in the midst of our suffering. "Where are you God? If you were really here, I wouldn't be going through _________."

Is Jesus aloof to our suffering? No. Not at all. He's well acquainted. And he's present with us in it.

We hope you are encouraged by this conversation and that you take something you hear and start another conversation with someone else.

We hope you enjoy it!