Everything is OK tackles life issues from a faith perspective.
The boys reflect on the always accessible emotion of anger. How does it serve us? What does the Bible say about anger and how do we manage it in a healthy way? Come along with us as we navigate our missteps and attempt to find clarity!
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Everything is Beautiful - Oh Jeremiah
Ep 123! Why do we pray and what does it do? James and Brad discuss some of their moments with prayer, and what it’s like to feel alone in it.
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Foreign Films by The Del Toros
Ep 122 is here! James, Brad and David sit down and navigate current events, SBC, transgender concerns in the Olympics and more.
On episode 121, Charissa Brim shares her story of growth and struggle through sexual assault trauma. We talk through the deep effects of trauma and how one navigates it, and also how loved ones can support someone through the process.
Follow and learn more about Charissa’s work at www.charissabrim.com.
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Goth Dad -Blackout
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Dr. Pete Enns is a fascinating author, American Biblical scholar and podcaster. He is best known for his books “the Bible Tells Me So” and “The Sin of Certainty”. We ask him our most pressing questions about his works and dive down some Biblical rabbit holes. Pete obliges and makes us think all at the same time. Check out his work, podcast and buy his books HERE.
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Better Country by Ezekiel Songs
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David invites Dr. Alan Duesterhaus on the podcast to discuss concepts from the book The Coddling of the American Mind by Jonathan Haidt and Greg Lukianoff. Alan Duesterhaus is a long time friend and mentor of David, and a brilliant mind. Alan P. Duesterhaus is an Assistant Professor of Management & Marketing in the Tabor School of Business at Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois. Alan manages his own consulting business and is lifelong volunteer and contributing member to Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. Alan discusses the changing trends on college campuses, including an aggressive shift in students ability to manage stressful ideas and differing opinions. We discuss how this may impact their ability to enter a diverse and challenging work environment and adult problems as the emerge.
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