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Tim versus sports superstars. Colton English soccer trivia. The genius of two Bluey episodes. Why do older Americans seem to support war more than younger Americans? Are America and American Christians helping the world our making it worse?
In this episode, we discuss the NY Times top 100 films of the 21st century, the good the bad and the ugly. We close with a serious discussion on why older generations seem more inclined to support warfare compared to younger generations, probing into the historical, cultural and personal factors influencing these views.
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The episode delves into the intricate relationship between politics, war, and theology, exploring the implications of the recent conflicts involving Israel and Iran. It challenges the common dispensationalist beliefs among Christians, particularly the notion of the modern state of Israel in relation to biblical prophecy. We critique the idea that current geopolitical events are precursors to the end times, as portrayed in the Book ...
Let's delve into the relevance and effectiveness of protests in modern society. We examine historical movements and contrast them with contemporary protests, such as the No Kings Day demonstrations, questioning whether peaceful assembly still serves as an effective tool for change. Have they really ever been effective? Is there potential for initiating conversations or merely serving as a platform for virtue signaling?
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Tim heartily endorses Becoming Led Zeppelin, the new documentary about the origins of the band. Colton loves Chance the Rapper. What pro team has the worst fanbase?
Then we dive into the profound significance of Pentecost, a cornerstone event that symbolizes unity of the Church and how this event contrasts with the Tower of Babel.
The conversation also explores the complexity of nationalism, faith, and identity. How do we balance t...
It's here!! The inagural beer from our nanobrewery Ramblin' Brewing Company's 'Stone Temple Piglets'. As we navigate the ups and downs of creating the perfect ale, we explore the art and science behind fermentation, the challenges of consistency, and the joy of sharing a grassroots brewing experience.
In addition to our brewing escapades, we delve into intriguing discussions about church dynamics, including the implications of chur...
After a brief beer sabbatical, discuss our delving into nano brewing and the luanch of Ramblin' Brewing Co. Then we have a brief discussion about the new Pope, followed by a discussion about church takeovers and fights, reflecting on a dispute over control of a prominent Nashville church. We finish with a recent discussion Greg Boyd had on his podcast where he as asked by a listener, why is not dogma that God is Love? Is it true th...
We continue our discussion on the challenging topic of indifference, especially from a Christian perspective. Our conversation touches on the influence of social media in shaping perceptions of indifference and action, and how the digital age has changed the way we relate to global and local events. This episode encourages reflection on the responsibilities that come with awareness and the importance of being engaged witnesses in o...
Tim starts the show with thoughts on Douglas Murray’s recent and peculiar criticism of “non-experts” on the Joe Rogan Show.
We then begin a long conversation on the question of moral indifference and the balance between bearing witness to suffering and the ethical imperatives to act, drawing connections between past and present global issues. The basis of the conversation is Elie Wiesel’s book Night. In it Wiesel shares the memori...
Busy taking our crash course in making craft beer, we record this episode in Colton’s truck on the way to class. Recording Tuesday after Easter, we share our thoughts about the message shared at Church on Easter Sunday. Because we're recording in a truck, the sound quality isn't grerat. Beer of the Week is Moonlight Brewing Co.’s Bombay By Boat West Coast IPA. The episode concludes with the “Hallelujah” Chorus from Handel’s “Messia...
Our main topic tonight is about witnessing something get killed, police use of force, the silly notion of shooting to wound, and the toll our broken culture is taking on cops and other first responders.
We give a long recap of our Pliny the Younger trip, drinking beer and eating delicious food. That's followed by a discussion about visiting Japan, its culture, and Tower Records stores still thriving there. Finally, Tim recommends the controversial Netflix show Adolescence.
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When Christianity is distorted into a puritanical rules-based order, the joy our faith in Jesus brings us is instead replaced with fear and hopelessness.
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No church or Jesus talk this week. Instead, we explore the difference between wanting to win and hating to lose. They are different and Colton seeks to engrain a sense of hating to lose in his water polo team.
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A follow-up on who killed MLK. Our new segment, TikTok Trends with Tim. The we break down the meaning of Tim Burton’s 2003 movie Big Fish (based on Daniel Wallace’s book) and how it relates to the Gospel. Oh, and Rolling Stone’s list of worst to best Super Bowl Halftime shows.
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Reading from Lesslie Newbigin’s 1986 book Foolishness to the Greeks, we discuss the importance of being in but not of the culture and language of a person or people in order to share the Gospel.
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After a brief discussion on the curious use of “contractors” instead of “mercenaries”, we discuss extremes. Everything extreme… extreme sports, extreme beliefs, extreme language… is fine in moderation.
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Commemorating MLK Day, we discuss Martin Luther King Jr’s seminal I Have a Dream speech and his Letter from Birmingham Jail. Both demonstrate his profundity and why he’s still remembered today. His dream, and that of Jesus Christ, has not yet been achieved but one we should continue to strive for.
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With the New Year, Tim and Colton share their favorite memories and biggest regrets of 2024; and resolutions, what we’re looking forward to and word of the year in 2025.
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