Everything is OK tackles life issues from a faith perspective.
If you were hurt by the church or leadership at a church should you still keep going? How do you not guard yourself at your next church family? Brad, David and James talk through this, the concept of “church hurt” and more on this weeks episode.
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Home - Ezekiel Songs
Jake Krumweide joins us on Ep. 129 to discuss why church interactions often feel less than genuine. We also go back memory lane, talking “Judgement House”, harvest festivals and the new ‘Jesusween’ craze.
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Twenty-Two Blues - Scales of Motion
We invited Davey Rumsey (teacher, musician, friend) on to dive into the growing divide between different groups of people, and how it complicates our ability to relate or connect meaningfully. We talk through how easy it is to see one facet of a family member or friend that offends our core beliefs on social media and just shut down the relationship.
Dave also makes sweet sweet music, and our music today features his band Toombz.
Brad came down to SXSW when David, Sam and Zack were in grad school at UT Austin. These times
What is going on in Texas? They are making the news like crazy with border issues with Haitians and effectively stopping abortions. As three boys from Oklahoma, Texas earned its own episode as a brother from another mother.
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Better Country - Ezekiel Songs
Brad and James talk through changes in vaccine requirements, 20th anniversary of 9/11 and more. Thanks for the love, let us know what you think and happy Monday. Everything is OK people.
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Billboard Jesus - The Del Toros
We continue our series focusing on a main question or concept with this classic - Can we just do whatever we want? Brad as run into this question several times as in conversations where we goes into his deconstruction of faith and as he questions eternal damnation. Also we give a huge shout out to our friends Scales of Motion after they had their last show as a band of 20+ years.
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Scales of Motion - Still We Sing
Scales of Motion - Darkness