On this week's short little episode, Sam and Josh talk about babies in the uti, cold weather, personality tests, and Disney+. Hopefully it'll be a little more entertaining next week. The only recommendation we had this week is The Road Back to You by Ian Cron You can Talk to Us via email at [email protected], on Twitter, Instagram, or check out our Facebook Page

This week it gets pretty heavy, so you may want to make sure you've got a pair of headphones handy in case there are young and immpressionable ears in close proximity. Before it gets too dark though, we have a bti of small talk about Lord of the Rings, Dallas, Waco, and the weather. The Charisma article about John Crist can be found Here This week's recommendations include: Unraveled by Amanda Florczykowski & How much is a little girl worth? by Rachel Denhollander You can Talk to Us via email at [email protected], on Twitter, Instagram, or check out our Facebook Page

This week we're talking about our week. It's a bit less structured than usual..well, who am I kidding? It's pretty much par for the course on episodes that we don't plan ahead. So this week we talk about some sadness and conflicting emotions, the difference between a lecture and a lesson, Halloween, emotional sacks, The Goo Goo Dolls, touching trucks, and Kanye. This week's recommendations include: The Mortification of Spin podcast All Hail by Norma Jean You can Talk to Us via email at [email protected], on Twitter, Instagram, or check out our Facebook Page

This week we're talking about a thunderstorm, some (apparent) nontroversies, Luke 6, and cultural influences. We also briefly address our absence last week at the end of the episode. This week's recommendations include: Doctrine and Devotion's episodes on David & Bathsheba and John MacArthur & Beth Moore. The Crossway Podcast You can Talk to Us via email at [email protected], on Twitter, Instagram, or check out our Facebook Page

Sorry guys, but there's no episode this week. We'll give ya more details as time progresses but in the meantime we'd really appreciate your prayers for our family. You can Talk to Us via email at [email protected], on Twitter, Instagram, or check out our Facebook Page

This week's episode is even shorter and sweeter than usual. Or maybe just shorter. But either way, it's our fault, because we're talking about personal responsibility and the Holy Spirit. But before that, our usual banter leads us to discuss church conferences, school, Austin weather, and Halloween traditions. You can Talk to Us via email at [email protected], on Twitter, Instagram, or check out our Facebook Page

This week's totally planned out discussion topics include Flubber, getting sweaty at work, the definition of a meme, Kanye West and Chick-Fil-A, and what Scriptures we've been reading. It's...bizarre. This week's recommendations are: The Reformation Study Bible & Poldark & Naruto Shippuden You can Talk to Us via email at [email protected], on Twitter, Instagram, or check out our Facebook Page

This week's a little less structured than normal; Josh and Sam talk about birthdays, Downton abbey, donuts, church work, and biblical geography, then dive into an EXCLUSIVE article by the Daily Mail and talk about the place of ideals. Yeah, it's pretty random. Check out the Daily Mail articles we talked about Here and Here. This week's recommendations are: Surviving R Kelly & The Contortionist You can Talk to Us via email at [email protected], on Twitter, Instagram, or check out our Facebook Page

This week Sam and Josh are talking about plant confessions and what it means to vent on social media. It's a fun one. This week's recommendations are: The Goo Goo Dolls You can Talk to Us via email at [email protected], on Twitter, Instagram, or check out our Facebook Page

This week our (relatively) short conversation included a number of topics, such as our workout routines and thoughts on fitness, Disney+, the 3 uses of the Law, and secret codes. This week's recommendations are: Doctrine and Devotion on God's Law from the 1689 LBS The Secret Code of Creation by Dr. Jason Lisle You can Talk to Us via email at [email protected], on Twitter, Instagram, or check out our Facebook Page