Neurotheology

The Good, The Bad, The Heavy

Today is a little different take. Today we strap in for some deeper conversation, just about life and some of our personal experiences that have reshaped us as individuals. While different, it is still deeply impactful for us and we are so grateful to all of you for taking a listen and hearing some of the stories behind what makes us who we are.

Running (Pt 2)

Well we often talk about how it isn't a sprint, it's a marathon right? Welcome to Running Part 2! Running (and being healthy in general) is a big deal to us so it didn't take us long to determine we had enough to say on the topic that we needed to split it up into two parts. Join us for the extra mile as we tackle another episode on running!

Running (Pt. 1)

Why would any sane person purposefully go running without something chasing them? Well, if you've ever asked that question, today these four guys have the answer you seek! Today we will be running through (See that? Plenty more to come) the topic of the ever popular hobby of running as a workout. Why do it, what it helps (or hurts), and even what makes it special to us will all be revealed as we chat today.

Neurotheology

Fit that one into your crossword puzzle. Today, we grapple with a topic centered all on the brain. How it works, what affects it, and how - if at all - it is literally, physically wired to desire God. Join some definitely-not-scientists as we talk over this new(ish) form of understanding humanity and what it could mean for those of us who have trouble pronouncing things like "neuroplasticity."

What Was I Thinking

Whether it was daydreaming of being a full-time astronaut and professional racecar driver at the same time or being able to grow an apple tree in your stomach, we have all believed some crazy things at one point or another. And sometimes, we didn't even know they were crazy... that is until someone sane gave us a funny look. In this episode, we talk about just that: the crazy things that we have thought, missed, or otherwise just assumed throughout our life that may have been a just a little out there. Not to mention what happened because of it.