We talk about things we learned from Doyle’s Fairies, including our tendency to create false memories and believe untrue things. Then we discuss a couple of terms that we should probably abandon.

Does being motivated by rewards make you insincere? Is God goal-oriented or process-oriented? And how can a young Christian couple introduce boundaries to the in-laws?

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We interview David Anderson, the president of Maranatha Baptist University in one of the most wonderful podcast conversations we’ve had.

What happens when Bible interpretation goes awry? Why are parent prioritizing pets over their own children? And Daniel explains a new children’s ministry.

Derek Granquist joins us for a discussion on Christians' involvement in politics and their community.

Are people finally moving away from social media? Also, what is your devotional Bible reading like?

Rodney Myers talks about what makes Gospel Furthering Fellowship different than most any other mission agency.

How does ending a foreign mission compare to ending an American church? Did Paul read and quote secular philosophers? And is “YOLO” a Bible concept?