In this week's episode we talk about the horrible shooting in Uvalde. We talk about the SBC report on abuse. We discuss what they have in common. Then we read a prayer of lament.
In this week's episode Jessica tells the story of their bun that has escaped. It is wild. Jess talks about getting in a random mans "taxi". Then we discuss why it is important that Jesus is fully God and fully man.
In this week's episode the crew talk about their recent trip to Elgin, IL to see Wesley graduate. Pop closes us out with a devotional.
We have a very weird conversation about biting cats on the butt. Who even knows how we got there. We talk about cancel culture. Then Elyse closes us out with a devotional about Holy Saturday and the Sabbath.
We make bold predictions about the Padres season. Colin joins us to talk about a fight he was in. Then we talk about Hope for San Diego.
In this week's episode we talk about how many times Joel has beaten Pop at golf. We talk about a big fight Elyse and Pop had. We talk about a terrible tweet we saw this week.
In this week's episode we discuss a family group chat that went really wrong. Joel closes us out with a great quote from Henri Nouwen.
You are about to learn a lot about gas prices. Probably more than you ever bargained for. We talk about a couple San Diego man stories. Then Pop closes us out with a great devotional on Jesus being enough.
Joel talks all about Ruth and how much he loves her. We talk about Elyse's latest book. We talk about Ukraine. Then we close out with a question and answer from the Heidelberg Catechism.
We talk about the baseball lout out and if baseball will survive it. We talk about the Oscars. We talk about social media. We talk about Eagle Cam. Then we close out the podcast with a little devotional on what lent means and why it is helpful to observe it.
Kat Harris joins us and we talk about her book Sexless in the City. We also talk about the Super Bowl half time show and spend way to much time talking about Ranch dressing. She closes us out with a great devotional on Hagar and the God who sees.
It's a boys only episode. Joel interviews Pop about his life and his likes. It's a great episode.
In this week's episode we talk about a recent car crash. We talk about the olympics. Joel closes us out with a devotional on God's continue provision.
It is book launch day so Jess tries her best to push her book into every single corner of this podcast. We talk about the earthquake we just had. We talk about a bald eagle cam. Then Pop closes us out with a great devotional written by Spurgeon.
In this week's episode our friend Raleigh Sadler joins us. He is the founder and director of Let My People Go. He has written a new workbook to help churches understand human trafficking and vulnerable people. Also, we laugh a ton because he is genuinely hilarious. He closes us out with a devotional on rest.
In this week's podcast Elyse talks about her prediction for the next three weeks. We talk the enneagram numbers for different Star Wars characters. Then we read a quote from Martin Luther King Jr.
In this week's podcast we talk about Pop's fancy hearing aids, we talk a bit about Jessica's latest book and we talk about Jesus being "deeply moved".
In this week's episode we go over what our favorite things were from 2021. T.V. Shows, Movies, Podcasts, Food, Books, Verses.
In this week's podcast we talk about our driving aggression and blame it all on Pop, of course. Then we talk a bit about going to look at Christmas lights. Then Joel closes us out with a reflection on pastoring.
In this week's podcast we just talk about what is going on for us this week. We talk about the latest edition to Elyse's wardrobe.
In this week's episode we talk about how big websites have lost their focus on the gospel. We also talk about our Thanksgiving and what we want for Christmas. Then Elyse closes us out with a poem by Kaitlin Shleter
We felt like this episode was so good we needed to release it again. It was first released in 2015. It is good to know we have matured a ton. JK
Well, they've done it again! The Fitzes are together talking about all things "Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" including Colin's rendition of an Oompa Loompa in his school play, the Grandpa Joe Syndrome which, Joel says, is what's wrong with society today. Jessica then gives Joel and Elyse a pop quiz: "Who said it? Grandpa Joe or Donald Trump"? You'll be amazed! From there they reminisce about their favorite Christmas movies like Elf, The Polar Express, and Miracle on 34th Street. Joel still won't do Chewbacca, but he does say, "Good day Sir! You lose!"
In this week's episode Blake Flattely joins us to talk about his latest EP with 1517 music Christ Coming Light.
In this week's episode we tell a bunch of Florida Man stories. Listener beware. You know how crazy these episodes get. Then Joel closes us out with a really good devotional on the Parable of the Lost Coin. You probably haven't heard this parable the way that Joel explains it. You want to listen just for this.