Often bible verses like Hebrews 13:7 & 17 are used by leaders to instruct Christians to submit our "Leaders" leadership. Every member of a church's congregation is a leader in the work of Christ. Pastor Mark and I discuss the role we must each play in each other's lives as both leaders and followers.

It's difficult to watch masked agents terrorize communities. As a Christian, I understand that I need to love ICE agents. I am struggling to view these guys in God's image. Pastor Mark, Angela, and I discuss how to treat ICE agents as children of God.

Pastor Mark and I discuss chapter 2 of Francis Chan's book, Crazy Love. There is an audacity in allowing the stress of our daily lives take our sight away from God. We forget the Creator of the Universe is in control, and we allow our own worries to take away our joy of having a relationship with Christ.

Angela and I have a conversation about my most recent sermon. I talk about getting stuck on the idea of being God's Bride. As a man, how uncomfortable that analogy makes me. And as I developed a better understanding, I realized a relationship with God needs to be more intimate than a marriage. We discuss my further struggle to make myself vulnerable to God.

Angela and I discuss the brave women who came forward and spoke in Washington, DC on December 18th. These courageous women spoke out against the abuse they experienced as children by Jeffrey Epstein and others.

Throughout my life, I've always aspired to be a good person. I've never wanted to be powerful, rich, or famous. I've always desired to be a good man in God's eyes. But Jesus stated that no one is good. Mark and I discuss whether anyone can be good.

Angela and I discuss our place in the universe. Whether we are as insignificant as a grain of sand in the desert, or as precious as a solar system. There are billions of both, just like there are billions of us.

Angela and I discuss the current view of heaven. What is the perception of heaven versus what heaven is more likely to be? Angela believes in ghosts. We discuss the idea that heaven is commonly believed in, but ghosts are not. And how the two things can relate.