In this episode, we explore Seth’s recent trip to Lebanon and seek to understand the many challenges facing that part of the world. With so many awful headlines, we hope these stories can help you consider one place and it’s beauty, challenges, and opportunities. Thanks for listening!

On this episode, we’re back and joined by our friend Daniel Silliman talking about Evangelicalism: what it is, how it started, and what it means today. Also Patrick and Seth saw a new movie! Thanks for listening!

In this episode, we talk about church and all of the pitfalls, frustrations, trends, and possibilities that come with it. Hopefully in the stories, soapboxes, and information, you can find a space to relate!

In part 2 of The Myth of Supremacy, we continue to explore how the cultural dynamic of supremacy has influenced world politics and religion.

In this episode we explore the concept of supremacy throughout American and religious history to explore what it means for today. This is the first part of a two part episode, stay tuned for the second part!

In this episode, we CANCEL you for listening to this awful podcast! In addition to that, we discuss the recent phenomenon of the “cancel culture” label and examine its origins as well as possible alternatives. Thanks for listening!

WARNING: this episode covers heavy subject matter related to human and child trafficking. Listener discretion is advised. - - - In this episode, the first of season 2, we explore what happened on January 6th, but more specifically how the cult of Q Anon caused such an event. We also introduce a new segment and talk about what this has to do with a Chinese dynasty. You’re in for a ride this season! Thanks for listening.

In this final episode of Not At The Dinner Table Season 1, we walk through what just happened in the election and what we can expect moving forward. Thanks for joining us this season and we can’t wait for season 2!

In this second part of our deep dive into policies of the 2020 presidential election, we talk about a host of domestic issues and where each candidate stands. Make sure you listen to the last episode before catching this one. Thanks for tuning in!

In the first of two episodes, we dive head first into the policies of the presidential election and the differences between each candidate.

In this episode, as a follow up to the last one, we explore a theology of comparative religions. Are all faiths the same? How do different religions act towards each other? Thanks for tuning in and we hope this episode challenges and inspires you.

How does religion relate to protest? In this episode, we take a deep dive into the religious background of protest and what it means to have a theology of protest. The haters will definitely try to cancel us because of this one....

In this episode, the second part of our two part series, Patrick traces his political and religious journey and explores some of the major things that have influenced who he is today.

In the first of our two part series, Seth traces his life journey and experience with politics and religion. Thanks for tuning in!

Yeezy for president in 2020??? In this episode, we explore the mythology of Kanye West and trace his religious and political journey to shed more light on the 2020 election, hip hop history, and Evangelical Christianity in the United States.

In this episode, we are joined by our amazing friend Sara! She shares more about her life and experience being a Muslim American woman and being an overall superhero. This was one of our favorite conversations and we hope you enjoy it!

Today we are joined by our friend Maddie! She helps us have a conversation about nature, animals, and creation and how it affects our religious and political views of the world. Thanks for joining us!

In this episode, we chat with our good friend Emma who works with refugees resettling to the United States. We hope this conversation is informative and helpful and leads you to take action in your community.

In this episode, we analyze the political background of one of the history’s most interesting individuals: Jesus himself! In a time of divided politics, join us in exploring that maybe Jesus isn’t really who you think he is.