In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin have a conversation about lament. Lament is an ancient, Biblical form of prayer where one cries out to God to speak honestly with him. It's not mere complaint, but lament does have elements of complaint. Yet, in the lament, we are desiring to draw closer to the God in whom we trust and not just bicker about the things that upset us.

This conversation centers around what it looks like to lament and the freedom that it can bring to the troubled soul.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron sits down with Bailey Symington to discuss his journey of growing up in a Christian church, de-converting to become a proponent of new atheism, and then his journey back into Christianity and his eventual baptism and growth in following Jesus.

This conversation will be an encouragement to anyone looking at ways to bring the good news of Jesus Christ to people who are trying to look for meaning in what can seem like a meaningless world to those living apart from Jesus.

As always, we hope you enjoy it!

Have you ever heard people talk about meditation? We wonder what sort of picture you have of that. Meditation is often seen as an individual endeavor where you sit quietly and think about things. In Psalm 1, we are encouraged to meditate on the law of God day and night.

But, this doesn't mean to simply think about God's law quietly. It actually means to be drawn into action. Our thinking directly affects our actions and therefore the entirety of our lives.

How does one go about meditating on God's law, and what's even meant by "God's law?" That's what this conversation is all about.

We hope that pondering these words from Psalm 1 will strengthen your faith so that you will be like a fruit-bearing tree planted by streams of water with your leaves nice and strong.

As always, we hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin have a conversation about the Trinity. Very likely, you've heard this word before in its associate with the God that's worshipped by Christians. But, where did the title come from? If it's not in the Bible, then, is it just a man made construct, or does the Bible actually say that God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit?

The Bible does indeed talk about God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. In addition to that, the Christian Church has always talked about God in such a way through its creedal statements.

The guys share some of the history behind the Creeds of the Christian Church, particularly, the history of the Athanasian Creed and some of the uniqueness of it.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin have a conversation about the Day of Pentecost. This is one of the celebrations that happens annually in the church calendar, but what's so significant about it?

In this conversation, the guys break down some of the events that took place, but more than that, what it means for us living now.

As always, we hope it inspires you to start another conversation about Jesus with someone else.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin have a conversation about 1 Peter 5. In the concluding words of 1 Peter, Peter reminds us that "the devil prowls around like a roaring lion" and also, "resist the devil."

So, how much power does the devil actually have to affect Christian people? What does spiritual warfare look like? Is it only when we're in the really tough times, or can spiritual warfare also be present with things are seemingly good?

We hope this conversation will open your eyes to see that all around you, all the time, there is a greater reality of what is going on than simply just what you see with your own eyes. But, also, at all times, we can claim and live into the victory that is ours in Jesus Christ.

This conversation will be encouraging and strengthening for you in your faith as you seek to draw nearer to Him!

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode Kevin sits down with Elder and long time member of Saints Peter & Paul: John Pemberton. The focus of their conversation centers around the "flood of debauchery" that Peter speaks of in 1 Peter 4, and how we're all "swayed" in this life - in one direction or another.

John shares personally from his own life story about what that "flood" looked like. Yet, how God patiently endured + decisively acted in John's life. We also consider how even longtime Christians - even Peter himself(!) - face the challenge of "going with the flow."

How are you navigating the "waters" of your life? What would it look like for Christ to enter the equation? We consider that, and more, in this week's episode.

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In this week's episode Aaron and Kevin have a conversation about suffering for righteousness' sake. What are we to do as Christian people when suffering comes to us on account of our faith in Jesus? Are we to fight back? Do nothing? Or, something totally different.

In this conversation, the guys also discuss what this looks like when it comes to interactions with the government if they were to dictate to Christians to act contrary to God's Word. Again, do we fight back? Do nothing? Or, something totally different.

We hope this conversation is enlightening to you and that you will understand that suffering is inevitable in this life, so thinking through how you'll handle it is a good thing to consider.

We hope you enjoy it!