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Send us Fan Mail This week is a replay of a great episode with Christi Gibson and Dr. Ashley Jamison. Christi is a storyteller who lives her life alongside scripture with humor and gut-wrenching honesty. She is a flawed traveler navigating this life’s potholes with humor while keeping a serious eye out for eternal-life appointments along the way....and she currently lives in a van down by the river. Check out Christi's ministry HERE Dr. Ashley Jamison is a licensed professional...

Send us Fan Mail This week the guys have reached their 300th episode! Thank you for being a part of the journey. If there has been an episode that you have really enjoyed, why not pass it on to a friend and encourage them to subscribe! For their 300th episode, the guys had the opportunity to sit down in studio with Dr. Raphaël Azenberger and Maxime Cauchon to talk about life and ministry in Quebec, and how learning to show and tell the Gospel in a post-Christian context is crucial for the Chu...

Send us Fan Mail On this episode the guys sit down with Matthew Soerens to begin a conversation on a very important and complicated issue for the Church. Matthew Soerens began his World Relief journey in 2005 as an intern in Nicaragua. Since then he served as a Department of Justice-accredited legal counselor in Chicagoland before assuming the role of U.S. Director of Church Mobilization and Advocacy. Matt is the co-author of three books including Welcoming the Stranger (InterVarsity Pr...

Send us Fan Mail This episode the guys sit down With Dr. Leah Payne to talk all things Christian Music -- the good, the bad, and the confusing! Leah Payne is an award-winning historian and Professor of American Religious History at Portland Seminary. She holds a Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University and her research explores the intersection of religion, politics, and popular culture. Payne is author of God Gave Rock & Roll to You: a History of Contemporary Christian Music (Oxford University P...

Send us Fan Mail On this episode the guys sit down in Virginia and Maine to talk about unexpected disruptions in our lives (that seem to come with regularity) and why the way we respond matters.