In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin have a conversation about what it looks like to seek justice. There is, built into all of us a desire for the wrongs in the world to be righted, and for the evil to be stopped. The question becomes, is it up to us to do that, or will God actually take care of it?

We're studying the Psalms, and there's a type of psalm called the Imprecatory Psalm. This means to invoke divine judgement against someone else. This kind of prayer can be particularly meaningful when someone is being abused, oppressed, or attacked. It gives language for the human emotions we will experience, but it directs them in the appropriate place -- to God.

We hope, as always, that this conversation will inspire you to start another conversation about Jesus with someone else.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin have a conversation about lament. Lament is an ancient, Biblical form of prayer where one cries out to God to speak honestly with him. It's not mere complaint, but lament does have elements of complaint. Yet, in the lament, we are desiring to draw closer to the God in whom we trust and not just bicker about the things that upset us.

This conversation centers around what it looks like to lament and the freedom that it can bring to the troubled soul.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron sits down with Bailey Symington to discuss his journey of growing up in a Christian church, de-converting to become a proponent of new atheism, and then his journey back into Christianity and his eventual baptism and growth in following Jesus.

This conversation will be an encouragement to anyone looking at ways to bring the good news of Jesus Christ to people who are trying to look for meaning in what can seem like a meaningless world to those living apart from Jesus.

As always, we hope you enjoy it!