Our dear friend Garret joins us on this episode to catch up and talk about life. We all work fully remote, and wanted to  discuss the differences we have noticed in our own lives now compared to working on site. We also discuss gluttony, a topic many times we fail to consider in our daily lives, and ways we can fight it's lie of comfort and satisfaction. We hope this conversation entertains and blesses you!

There are many who divide on Romans 7 and it's application for the saints. Some believe that Paul is refering to his lost self in verses 14-24, while others believe that Paul is refering to his current state as a Christian who is still burdend by the sin that dwells within him.  Dr. Tom Schreiner  joined the Southern Baptist Theological Smeinary faculty in 1997 after serving 11 years on the faculty at Bethel Theological Seminary. He also taught New Testament at Azusa Pacific University. Schreiner, a Pauline scholar, is the author and editor of several books including over the topic we will be discussing, and we believe he will be able to help us in our understanding of Romans 7. 

Erika and I got to go down to asbury on day 6 and 7 to see for ourselevs if the Spirit was being poured out over his people. We talk about what we saw, what we think, and how we believe Christians should respond to movements like this. 

In this episode we hop on the phone with Dr. Sam Storms. He's the pastor emeritus at Bridgeway Church in Oklahoma City and author of multiple books including Practicing the Power : Welcoming the Gifts of the Holy Spirit in your life.  He is the founder of Enjoying God ministries, is an Amillennial, Calvinistic, charismatic, credo-baptistic, complementarian, Christian Hedonist who loves his wife of 50 years, his two daughters, his four grandchildren, books, baseball, movies, and all things Oklahoma University. This episode Erika and I ask Dr. Storms some questions that we regularly ask ourselfs and wrestle with. How do we know if all these gifts are for today? How do we know we have operated in them or have just deceived ourselves? Tune in to hear our thoughts and Dr. Storms responses!

It's the new year and that comes with new changes in our lives! This episode, we walk   through John 2:13-17 - a passage that we have been discussing as of late (and we strongly disagree on what is considered good hygene). We hope this conversation entertains and encourages you! 

This episode we talk about our journey with social media and how it has negatively affected us. We know that it can be a good thing, but when does it become a problem? We hope this conversation sparks some thought reflection on this issue.

This Episode Erika shares her thought on a recent book she read called The Fruit of her Hand's by Nancy Wilson. While reading it she would share her thoughts with me, and we would discuss. So we decided to continue that discussion  here on the show. WARNING! This episode may be offensive to some people, but please know that our heart is not to hurt, but press into scripture trying to seek the Lords will for us. We were challenged by this book, and we hope you can see that and be challenged and encouraged as well. God's role for men and women in the church is a unique and beautiful calling to live in, no matter what the world and the enemy has told you. You are loved, and wanted in the body of Christ.

Lately we have been trying to figure out the best way to go about our convictions not explicitly found in scripture. With it being spooky season, we have been talking about this time of year and how we as Christians can celebrate. As well as asking ourselevs if we should even celebrate. This boils down to personal conviction, and how one is called to treat others who don't share those same convictions. We hope this conversation sparks conversations and thoughts of your own! 

We went to Utah with some friends on a hiking trip and got to talk with some mormons - some of the friendliest people out there - but what makes their beliefs different than our own? This episode we discuss some of the few differences and their importantance.

Grace Trogden has her Masters degree in Speech Pathology and joins us today to discuss a passion of hers in reaching those who stuggle to comunicate. She helps us debate the question 'Would you rather be deaf or blind?' We also navigate if and how we should pray for those among us who cant hear. Is that offensive? Should we pray for their healing? And what are some life lessons we can learn from the deaf community.