Where my theology nerds at? Chuck McKnight, the Hippie Heretic is here to tell us about WHEAT, an alternative (and perhaps more beautiful) acronym to Calvin's TULIP, the Arminian DAISY & FACTS (they have two!), & Molinism's ROSES.

Adam C. English join us to talk about the real St. Nick! (Rebroadcast)

We start off talking about First Man and missions to the moon and end up talking about John Chau's ill fated solo missionary journey to an isolated tribe on North Sentinel Island. Also, which denominations drink the most?

Bob Fabey joins us to talk about his book. Find out which image of Jesus you've been following. You should definitely check out his book. Also: How did Amy Grant (you heard me!) change his life? Why does he practice Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu?

Jeff and Zack run wild with Scooter being out of town and talk about praying against the Cali fire situation, why God won't heal Jeff's back, and how more than half of Christians don't know the Great Commission.

From a pastor to surviving a suicide attempt to the psych ward, Steve Austin (interview starts at 19:22) shows us that humaning is not easy. He also helps us discover some of that messy grace that has been waiting for us all along.

Brandon Andress joins us to talk about his excellent new book, "Beauty In The Wreckage: Finding Peace In The Age Of Outrage".

We discuss Newspring Church (the one Perry Noble left) naming Jesus as their Lead Pastor. Also, somehow Dr. Laura comes up, we talk about mothers as breadwinners & a piece in the Christian Post about Four Reasons To Read Your Bible that angers one of us.

The product of a devout Catholic mother & devout Shiite Muslim father, Jamal has a fantastic story. Also we nerd out (and disagree) on the incarnation, near death experiences & find out what Jamal's New Jerusalem walk-in music is.

Bonnie Kristian (Author, writer for The Week, Relevant, Reason among many others) joins us to conversate about how following Jesus can look different then whatever tradition you came out of. Get to know the bigness of following Christ.