This week it's part 2 of our debrief of the South Texas Bible Conference, centering on what we learned from Justin Peters. But before all that serious stuff we also found a bit of time to talk about Gentlemen Broncos, allergies, Josie, old hips, Ollie at the movies, and a mini-review of How to Train Your Dragon.

We think you should check out Justin Peters' "Clouds Without Water" series on youtube.

and Humility by Andrew Murray

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Because we're old, we decided to start off the episode with a conversation on the weather. How amusing. After that though, we share a pasta recipe, a stupid parenting decision, and half of what we learned at the South Texas Bible Conference.

For more on the reliability of the New Testament, check out:

Scripture Alone by Dr. James White

Alpha and Omega Ministries

and The South Texas Bible Conference on Facebook

We also recommend:

Weight Lifting

and the band Covet

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In another fake short episode, we're talking about Bethel "church" and what we've learned from someone who was inside the movement. Before the serious stuff though, we've got our usual batch of useless topics like back pain, allergies, the weather in Texas, and the South Texas Bible Conference.

We highly recommend checking out: These episodes of Cultish on Bethel Church

And if you have time, also: Tony Robbins: I Am Not Your Guru

American Football LP3

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This week we're talking about grace, the gospel, and the just wrath of God poured out on sinners, as seen in the Old Testament. But before we get serious, there's a lot of small talk about Middle schoolers, San Francisco, Texas, SXSW, Music, Stranger Things, and our final thoughts on The Umbrella Academy.

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This week Josh and Sam are talking about 1 Corinthians 9:19-23. What does it mean to become "all things to all people," what does that mean it your day to day life? All this and more, after a brief discussion of TV time, singing competitions, judging people, spring break, SXSW, and celebrity sightings.

This week we recommend:

This episode of Everything is Alive where a pregnancy test is interviewed.

And limiting your social media time. You can even do it thru the app!

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This week we're talking about the Holy Spirit, His personality, and power. But before we get there, our conversation turns to Sally Fields the actress, not Mrs. Fields the cookie, an update on the Umbrella Academy, our lack of compromised immune systems, Sega, stitches, and Oxytocin. Oh yeah, and a big THANK YOU to Theology Gals for the plug!

We highly recommend you read Love Thy Body by Nancy Pearcey.

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On this week's relatively short episode we're talking about the metaphysical relationship between our bodies and our souls. Well, that was the original idea, but as usual we went off the rails a few times. Before our main topic though, you'll get our weekly banter which includes some thoughts on having a southern drawl, a "compromised immune system", letting our kids watch TV all day, and the Umbrella Academy on Netflix.

The book that spurred this week's topic is: When Harry Became Sally by Ryan T. Anderson

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This week we're tackling the relationship between works and faith. Is Sola Fide biblical is James says that salvation is not through faith alone? Find out after some riveting discussion about replacing a kitchen faucet, National Margarita Day, tips on organizing a podcast (that we don't actually follow), our snot-nosed kids, and schoolwork.

This week we recommend a bunch of podcast. Check em out here:

The Error 204 Podcast Doctrine and Devotion The Bluestocking Baptists The Mortification of Spin Theocast Theology Gals

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Welcome to the 75th episode Extravaganza! Where...well, nothing is really any different. Except that it's St. Valentine's Day so we talked about we did...which was basically nothing out of the ordinary. Last week we went to a concert, that counts, right? Well, you can still hear us munch on some Valentine's Day treats while we talk about Sam Adams, the Green New Deal, the SBC and some thoughts on abust, and Identity in Christ.

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Hey, guess what? This week Josh is still fighting sickness, so our episode clocks in at under an hour! Although it's a bit shorter than usual, we still manage to talk about the apocalypse, Ted Bundy, politics (at Samantha's behest, no less), St. Valentine, and love. DOn't worry, most of the coughing and sneezing was edited out, and standard Christian go-to Corinthians 13 wasn't even mentioned.

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