In this episode, Aaron, John, and Sage play an incredible game of Would You Rather, answer emails about how human & divine intervention work together, and interview Bryon Fortner, the youth director at First Baptist Church in Gatlinburg. Huzzah!

This is it!! We celebrate the two year anniversary of this podcast by cracking open drinks on the podcast, and doing a mixture of dumb games, sharing real & vulnerable talk about life and Jesus, and everything in between. Aaron, John, and Sage also answer YOUR user questions that cover all sorts of subjects, from scary movie villains to abortion (what an incredible shift in tone)! -------MUSIC CREDIT------- bedtime after a coffee by Barradeen | https://soundcloud.com/barradeenMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unportedhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

In this jam-packed episode, Aaron, John, and Sage tackle the story in Acts 8 about Simon the Magician, and then promptly move on to tackle light topics such as the age of the earth, try to get down to why Paul is called a "woman hater" based on what he wrote in the Bible, and solve Carpal Tunnel Syndrome for everyone.

Sorry to break it to us, we aren't perfect.

In this episode, John, Aaron, and Sage all express some unpopular opinions, a statement which could apply to the email segment OR the main topic! We talk about how our faith in Jesus should ultimately work in an American culture (hint: not that much different from anywhere else) and how easily we can confuse the ideology of a nation with the values of Jesus throughout history. Aaron also schools everyone with his spelling skills, a statement which is not at all true, but might as well be since he's writing this episode description.

The concept of "original sin" came up in the fourth century, and not everyone was having it!

Cooper reviews and analyzes Christopher Nolan's 2006 film The Prestige. He shares why it's great, what we can learn from it, and how we can interpret it through a Biblical worldview.

Sage and Aaron hop into a special "two-in-a-canoe" episode of the extended edition to discuss why banning peoples' consumption of fantasy stories because of the existence of magic in those stories might be extreme biblically, why healthier boundaries about media consumption are a good thing, discuss parenting despite having absolutely no experience with it, cure salmonella forever, and ruminate on the types of food that are pretty good burnt.

On this two in a canoe episode John and Sage ask where's Aaron?  And talk about the life and legacy of Sampson.

If I've said it once I've said it a thousand times, Jesus is not Hercules.