Ego, Partings Seas, and Son vs. Slave

Snake On a Pole, Bacon, and Chem Trails

In this episode we chase down the strange story of the snake on the pole in the wilderness and why a similar symbol still represents medicine today. Along the way we talk about our habit of worshiping solutions instead of the Creator, our questionable love affair with bacon, and why humans think adjusting the weather is a good idea. It wanders a bit—but so do we.

Ego, Partings Seas, and Son vs. Slave

In this episode, we explore the role of ego—whether it’s something to embrace, surrender, or hold in balance. We unpack the difference between living as a son versus a slave, where true confidence comes from, and how our posture before God shapes the way we see ourselves and others. It’s an honest conversation about identity, humility, and the kind of confidence that comes from knowing who you are.

God the Lawman, Jesus, and the Role of Grace

A deep dive into law, grace, and the God behind both. This podcast explores what the law actually is, why it’s rooted in the very nature of God, how Jesus fulfilled it, and what grace truly means (hint: it ain't a free pass). Expect theology and a little bit of a different look at things as we try to figure it all out.

Men, Women and The Struggle-bus

An honest dive into God’s design for men and women—how we’re wired differently, beautifully, and on purpose. We explore what it means to be complementary, not competing, and why so much gets lost in translation between intention and interpretation. Expect honest conversations, a little biblical insight, a little tension and a little humor as we workout what it means to work together in real time.

Testosterone, Birth Control and How the Cards are Stacked

In this episode, we dive into men’s and women’s hormones, the ripple effects of birth control, and the environmental endocrine disruptors quietly reshaping our biology. We unpack the unintended hormonal aftermath of the Western “suppress and prescribe” approach—and explore what real restoration could look like. Do we have the answers? Not really. But we're pretty sure what not to do.