The boys are back! This week, you all came through BIG with an avalanche of phenomenal questions and topics for the crew to answer and discuss (Keep ‘Em Coming!). The guys start off by touching briefly on their own lives, which leads to discussions on a diabetes diagnosis, being intentional about being intentional, and days when the doubts are loud.

In this week’s episode, we get to start off with AJ’s love of turning everything into a song…you’ll see what we mean. From here they dive into the idolatry of self-hatred and how arrogance doesn’t always look like arrogance. It’s then on to answering anonymous questions asked by YOU, including:

AJ is back! Reunited, the guys dive right into business, starting with how life’s been for AJ; we quickly learn that his last two weeks have been wild…in a mostly good way. But, we learn that it’s had an effect on AJ and the guys discuss what, if anything, can be done about it.

In this week’s episode, the crew gets used to life without AJ…yes, he’s still alive. So, the guys get a new co-host this week and his journey and transparency leads to some deep conversation on…

In this week’s episode, the fellas take turns catching us up on their lives (it’s been awhile…). They talk about “being lions” (whatever that means), following Jesus, some sermon facts from popular Pastor Steven Furtick, and wanting to run away.

In this week’s episode, the guys discuss bleeding fingers, college stories, debating pastors AND find time to answer a great question asked by YOU: does the Bible encourage abortion by prescribing a way to do it?

In this week’s episode, Todd and AJ catch us up on some news regarding the show and then dive into headlines from this past week, including: some startling statistics regarding millennials and what they believe in, and the story of another famous “Christian” claiming to be an “exvangelical” (whatever that is…).

In this week’s episode, Todd and AJ dive straight into business with two very interesting topics:

📣After watching a clip of an interview with a brilliant professor and psychologist, the guys find out that Jesus is still meeting people where they are—and it’s both life-changing and terrifying...

📣Why does there seem to be such a reluctance for Christians to deal with “conflict”? ESPECIALLY when God has told us EXACTLY how to handle these situations? They share some experiences they have had with this phenomenon and some reasons why it might be such a struggle.