In this episode, the guys reflect on the 2025 Winter Retreat hosted by Calvary Chapel Vero Beach and encourage the listeners to keep their minds on heavenly things as they return to the monotony of everyday life. They hope this episode provides encouragement and exhortation as the thrill of camp wears off, and wrap things up with 20 Questions (Bible Edition).

We are excited feature the band- The Emotional Marchers. These guys have grown up in the Calvary Chapel Brandon youth group, and are just getting started with writing and producing music, as their first single "Better" was recently released on all major streaming platforms. They have great hearts that long to see honor God and spread hope to the lost. Check out this conversation and exclusive live acoustic performance on The House Podcast.

In this episode, the guys tackle the topic of prayer, and consider some common challenges and misconceptions to cultivating a steadfast prayer life. The special guest is none other than Angie Ortiz who has recently been teaching Ethan some Spanish, which frequently is referenced as various points in the episode and the closing game presents a twist on the relative logic game played in a previous episode. Check it out!

In this episode, the hosts dive into the Biblical concept of the fear of God and its common acknowledgment in poetic books and wisdom literature. After contextualizing what this fear should look like, the fellas began unpacking its application in everyday life and noted the irony of this fear overcoming other fears. It's an episode you don't want to miss, that concludes with a fun "Finish the Lyric" game featuring Hannah Orozco and Angie Ortiz.

This episode dives into the topic of foul language, course jesting, and foolish babblings as the hosts seek to determine what the Bible really says about language use/abuse. While the Bible offers many blanket statement exhortations discouraging language abuse, the fellas discuss this idea with intent to clarify exactly what these passages are referring to, and they ultimately draw this issues application in the modern context, to one of liberties and stumbling blocks. Its a practical episode that you don't want to miss and it concludes with a Bible language game featuring one of CCB's other inters, Sam Rho.

This episode captures one of the most sincere conversations we've had on the podcast with our dear friend Connor Miller who is preparing to depart for the Calvary Bible Institute. We discuss the process of stepping out in faith and how God affirms His will and plan, and then conclude with a game that we hope makes you laugh, unlike Connor and Ethan.

While Ethan is gone on vacation visiting his dad, Kaleb has a conversation with our longest standing youth leaders, Hope and James Runey, discussing expectations or the new year and how to embrace change despite it being uncomfortable. We close it out with a throw back to the letter game from the first episode as a hap tip to beginnings, as this is the first episode of the new year.

In this episode, we discuss the value of friendship with two of our youth leaders, Angie Ortiz and Estefania Del Gadillo. The two give us a picture of what Scripture describes as "iron sharpening iron" and how a Christ centered friendship is capable going to greater depths than others, and then we conclude with a game that evaluates the legitimacy of Christmas Traditions.

In this episode, we venture into some recent stats regarding Gen Z's response to workplace feedback, resulting in a discussion on how we view criticism. The guys challenge the listener to view themselves as being worthy of critique, for the purpose of growth and progress, and then close with the second Christmas game of the season; a Christmas movie bracket that you don't want to miss.

On this episode we engage in a heavier theological conversation, covering the topic of purity; considering what the Bible says about it and how to apply it in our daily lives. But don't be intimidated, it's a great conversation and we follow it up with a fun "Christmas Tunes" game as we enter the month of December.