In this femaleless episode Joel takes the opportunity to get to know Pop better. You will hear about when Pop and Elyse first met, their first date, and their wedding. You also hear a couple stories of Pop and his brothers. Then Joel closes us out with a devotional on the generous Father. It's a fun episode.
In this week's episode, the crew talks about the end of the baseball season. Elyse and Pop talk about their recent trip to SpaceX. Then Elyse interviews Jessica about her newest book How To Help Your Anxious Teen. Pop interviews Joel about his latest book Between Us Guys. It is a fun one.
In this week's episode our friend Gretchen Ronnevik joins us. We talk about farming. We talking about knitting. We talk about Fabio's nipples (bet you didn't see that coming). We talk about her program that she developed called Gospel Mentoring. Then she closes us out with a gospel soaked devotional.
Steve Brown from the Key Life network joins us. He talks about his latest book Talk the Walk. We also talk about the hurricane that never was. Then he closes us out with a devotional on revival.
Our friends Scott Mehl and Jose Gonzales from Cornerstone West LA join us. They talk about their church where they both pastor. The church has three different services all three are in different languages. Also, Scott is a Dodgers fan so of course we give him a hard time for that.
In this week's episode we go over a couple Florida Man stories. That of course leads us into talking about our most recent car accidents. Then Jess and Joel close us out with a devotional on back-to-school season.
In this week's episode Kristie Anyabwile joins us to talk about the book she just edited and contributed to. (Yes, Pop destroys her last name). The book is called His Testimonies, My Heritage: Women of Color on the Word of God. We talk about how the book came about and why it's important. Then she closes us out with a devotional from Psalm 119.
Joel comes back from his brief hiatus to talk about our books and vacation. We laugh way too much. Pop is prime Pop. Joel is prime Joel.
In this week's podcast Amanda Barratt joins us to talk about her amazing book My Dearest Dietrich. She tells us the most amazing love story. We also talk about a family trip to Comic-Con. Then Amanda closes us out with a great devotional reading from Bonehoeffer.
In this week's episode our new friend Becky Kopitzke comes on the podcast to talk about her latest book The Cranky Mom Fix. Pop talks about working at VBS, it isn't a flattering story. Jess talks about a recent water fight she was in. Then Becky talks all about how to change from being a cranky mom into a mom that enjoys her kids. She closes us out with a devotional that incorporates cows, so you know we loved that.
Allie (Jessica's daughter) and Eowyn (Joel's daughter) join us for this week's episode. We put out a call to all of our listeners to settle a bet for us. We talk a little about Harry Potter and share a funny news story. Then Elyse closes us out with a devotional reading from her book Comforts From the Cross.
In this week's episode we continue our series interviewing people of color. Emanuel Williams joins us and we have a very important discussion about gas station food. Then he educates us about being a black man in America today. Then he gives us a healthy dose of the gospel with a devotional on Psalm 15.
In this week's podcast we continue our series of listening to voices of people of color. Marte Riley joins us to talk about her experience in white religious spaces. She also talks to us about what white people can do to stand next to and support their African American friends. Then she closes out the podcast with a poem she wrote.
This week Derwin and his wife Vicki from Transformation Church join us. We talk about his book The HD Leader. We talk about sharks. We talk about swimming. We talk about why we should have multi-ethnic churches and how to go about cultivating them. The Derwin closes us out with a devotional on the Samaritan Women.
Joel's good friend Anthony English joins us on the podcast this week. We are setting aside the month of June to bring on guests of color to teach us and so that we can learn and lament. Anthony is a huge star wars and DC geek so we had a good chat about that and laugh a ton then we head into the deeper waters.
Jessica talks about a few different people she would like to put a pox on. Joel talks about a recent couples massage he just had. Then Jess gives a devotional based on the Netflix show Dead To Me.
In this week's episode, Jessica shares two crazy cool experiences that she had in the last couple days. Then the crew talks about the culture of celebrity pastor and two different situations that are happening in evangelicalism right now. Then Elyse shares a great devotional on the rich young ruler.
In this week's episode we answer two more listener questions. They are really meaty. One is about good works and daily devotions. One is about racial justice.
In this week's episode we answer a bunch of listener questions. Yep, that's pretty much it.
We talk about how excited we are to watch Avengers Endgame. We don't give away any spoilers because when we recorded we hadn't seen it yet. We call back to a lot of random movies. Then Pop closes us out with a killer devotional on Hebrews.
The crew is back with updates about their lives. Joel goes into way too much detail about being sick. Jess talks about her latest obsession with John and Peter running to the empty tomb. Elyse closes us out with a devotional on the joy of the Lord being our strength.
In this week's episode we start off with a very important discussion on donuts. Then we play the Florida Man birthday game. Then Joel closes us with a great devotional on Ruth 4:18-22.
In this week's episode our favorite friends from across the Pond join us. The UK Cats are back and as funny as ever. The ask the crew the questions that Fitzfaithfuls submitted. Wesley (Jessica's son) also joins us.
In this week's episode, our friend, Noel Jesse Heikkinen joins us to talk about beards, March Madness, and his book Wretched Saints. His Shannon's Corner jingle is work of art.
In this week's episode, our new friend Nate Pyle joins us. Jessica shares a series of crazy events all involving 9-1-1 calls that she experienced over the past few day. Then the crew talks to Nate Pyle about his new book More Than You Can Handle. Then Nate closes us out with a great devotional on Lent.