I’ve had a lot on my plate with the move and getting settled— blah blah blah. Here’s part 2 of the convo I had with Kenny before we left. Parasitic story telling, Marxism, catechizing children… all good things. Tell everyone you know.

Kenny is my pastor and friend. Join us while we light a couple cigars, enjoy some spirits and talk and laugh about what makes great stories great.

Steve is an elder at my church and a dear friend. He is recently retired from a long and storied career in the Air Force and came on the podcast to talk about it. Join us as we open a very nice bottle of whiskey, light a couple pipes and discuss things like the air-war over Serbia, C.S. Lewis, International travel and a whole litany of other things. Enjoy.

I love talking to this man. On this episode we define liberty, talk about doing hard things, and generally have a good time. Tell all your friends.

In the 60’s a man named Joseph Fletcher wrote a horrible book called Situation Ethics. This week I talk to his namesake and we compete against the downpour that happened to be raging to discuss all manner of things including the challenges in military ministry, CRT and social justice, the nature of ‘Calling’, and Calvinism as a mark of spiritual maturity. Have a listen.

Ryan is the executive director of Care Net Peninsula, a pregnancy center serving women in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. Ryan is passionate about the Gospel and, by extension, he’s passionate about serving moms and saving babies. We talked about all things Roe v Wade, the consequences and derivations of worldview, and fatherhood. Have a listen.

If you listened to part one of my discussion with Matt you know it was all levity. In part two we departed from the light hearted banter and had a great discussion about the differences and overlap of God’s grace and His mercy. Listen in and enjoy.

What do internet dating, Chris Stapleton, and lawn care have in common? They’re all things that Matt and I talked about on the podcast. Have a listen and enjoy.

There are so many things to strive for. So many ways to pursue greatness in manhood. Some of my favorite conversations are the ones that lean into those things without even trying. Conversations with Ethan are like that. Inevitably we talk about what it means to be a good man. What is required of us by our family and our church. Even things like the role fitness plays in every day life and how to build endurance. I hope you enjoy it as much as i did.

The doctrine of repentance is a deep one. There’s a lot to think through and consider in developing a solid understanding of what it means to repent. Kenny is my pastor and dear friend and he came on the podcast this week to talk about all of it. Hopefully this conversation is enjoyable and helpful. It certainly was for me. Enjoy.