It can’t be true! M&M times 2: Woke Makeovers for M&M candies and Minnie Mouse! The Pastors also take on the latest Russian percussion with Ukraine but looking at how Jesus prepared us for Wars and Rumors of Wars. Finally, Jesus calls out demons and disciples in our church readings, what does that mean for the Christian Life Between the Sundays?

The Pastors discuss the engagement of Megan Fox and MG Kelly, celebrated by drinking each other’s blood. Then, a look at the highest court in the land, reflecting on Roe v. Wade and the March for Life, and finally the Christian life lived between the Sundays.

Do all actors go to heaven? The Pastors take on the church of Betty White and the spiritual not religious of Hollywood. Then, Jared and David REACT, to the REACTION of Reformed Christianity, REACTING to the US Capital protesters on January 6th, REACTING to the 2020 National Election. Is it all just an OVERREACTION? Finally, the Pastors unpack at the Christian life lived between the Sundays!

The Pastors look at pulling the shade on New Years Resolutions in favor of Godly aspirations. Then, more seriously they address the Jeffery Epstein connected madam Maxwell who was recently convicted of sex trafficking while also unpacking how Christ can heal the wounds of sexual violence and violation. Finally, a look at the Christian life lived between the Sundays, from the Father’s Temple to the Baptismal enlightenment of Epiphany.

Part two of the highly controversial Build Back Better bill kicks the can…for now, the Myth of Santa Clause and the Legend of Saint Nicholas, we laugh thru some ridiculous Christmas headlines concerning cream cheese and arson, before looking at the Christian life lived between the Sundays—it’s our Christmas show and you’re invited! 0:00 Introduction 5:52 Build Back Better Nothin’ Burger 28:13 Cheesecake No Bake and Arson, EXTRA EXTRAS 43:21 Good Ol’ Fake Nick 1:01:43 True Meaning of Christmas

The Pastors look at the Supreme Court’s latest abortion ruling and wonder, what’s the future of Roe v. Wade? Then, the devastating tornados, how does the Christian see God in the midst of natural disasters, do we blame God? Finally, the Christian life between the Sundays: navigating doubt with the full assurance of God’s Grace.

The Rittenhouse ripple effect is a manufactured reality that the Christian must take note of as media perpetuates cultural thought and people imitate what is perceived as justice. The pastors also briefly chat about Christian mindfulness in holiday shopping and what ringing in the new Church Year— in the season of Advent— is all about! 

Today the pastors talk about the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and take from it important lessons for the Christian. Then, into the atmosphere to discuss how a SpaceX Astronaut proclaims the glory of docking with the International Space Station, which makes should make us wonder, what glories should the Christian praise? And finally, the Pastors look at the Christian life lived between the Sundays, and how our End Times theology encourages us to endure in Jesus with hope!

In today’s episode, the pastors discuss recent supply chain issues from God’s view that work is one of his first beautiful gifts to us. Afterward, they take a look at the recent elections that flooded the headlines, giving a Christian guiding perspective through the Two Kingdom Theology principle. Lastly, the viewers hear about their life between the Sundays and what Word of God is in store for them as they prepare to return to the House of the Lord. All credit goes to Christ, his kingdom has come and he will come again!

Our first episode has the pastors, Jared DeBlieck and David Dunlop, unpacking what this podcast is all about, addressing Facebook’s Metaverse, or should we say Meta’s Metaverse, and ends looking at the reality of life often overshadowed by celebrity.

• Respect for Marriage Act and the Marriage of Joseph and Mary
• Christian Response to the Outrageous Balenciaga Ad
• Christians Divided Over Christian Nationalism
• The Boom of Paganism in America
• Why I Left the ELCA and Contemporary Worship