Episodes
Wednesday Dec 26, 2018
Episode 349
Wednesday Dec 26, 2018
Wednesday Dec 26, 2018
What is church partnership/membership about? (15:57-35:56)
I am new to Christianity, and I sometimes doubt if I can pull it off. What do I do? (36:00-51:56)
My pastor talked about "millennial mindset" and "spiritual drift" of people switching churches. Is that a thing? (52:02-1:11:11)
Closing Song: Bigger Than My Fears (Jed Brewer)
Amazing Claymation video we reference in the emergency: https://youtu.be/F7XzapGnzcU
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Wednesday Dec 19, 2018
Episode 348
Wednesday Dec 19, 2018
Wednesday Dec 19, 2018
I am really mad at someone for something they did to a friend of mine. There's nothing I can really do, so how do I work through the feelings of anger? (14:34-27:24)
How do I deal with family drama without making things worse? (27:27-41:39)
I followed your advice and let a guy know that if he asked me out, I would say yes. He reacted really weirdly. Did I do something wrong? (41:42-1:02:03)
Closing Song: I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day (Lee Younger)
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Wednesday Dec 12, 2018
Episode 347
Wednesday Dec 12, 2018
Wednesday Dec 12, 2018
You guys talk about Christianity as something you do as opposed to something you learn. Can you break that down? (18:03-37:15)
What's the deal with rebuking? (37:20-56:51)
Is impatience a sin? (56:55-1:10:52)
Closing Song: Away In A Manger (The Bridge Loud ft. Lins Honeyman)
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Wednesday Dec 05, 2018
The 2018 SayThat Holiday Spectacular!
Wednesday Dec 05, 2018
Wednesday Dec 05, 2018
We see if we can extend the gripesgiving spirit to the Christmas season. Then:
A piece from our friend Ryan Wendt about his experience in starting to do prison ministry. (17:52-23:53)
We revisit a question from episode 149 about surviving the holidays as a single person. (24:03-36:36)
A question from episode 224 about enforcing boundaries with family. (36:43-53:50)
A Christmas meditation about waiting. (53:58-1:05:13)
Closing Song: Nations That Long In Darkness Walked (Christy Younger)
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