Beers of the Week
Pizza Port Brewing Co. & Ghost Town Brewing Forbidden Beach IPA Collab (00:09:24)
Russian River Brewing Co. Pliny the Elder Pliny For President 2024 (00:46:47)
Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Co.Tioga Mountain Lager (01:33:06)
Music of the Week
Tim has been enjoying one of his favorite records, Beyond the Missouri Sky (Short Stories), an instrumental jazz album by bassist Charlie Haden and guitarist Pat Metheny. The album is more Americana music than jazz but one a Grammy Award in the jazz category. If you need to listen to something chill, give this album a listen. (00:15:14)
Colton gives an update on the Drake vs Kendrick Lamar, Metro Boomin’, Future, etc. civil war. One side lost… big time. (00:00:34)
Also, rapper Macklemore has released a track questioning U.S. support for Israel that is some food for thought. (00:12:35)
Church went off the rails in the 4th century (00:19:10)
Another Pastor has had enough of mixing faith and politics (00:22:48)
An update on college campus protests and a reminder that what often is reported in our media is not the truth. We as Christians should keep this in mind and not let our passions betray how we view the world. (00:33:21)
Rene Girard and his book Scapegoat (00:44:13)
HOLY CHATBOT Virtual AI priest ‘Father Justin’ who believes he’s REAL and can absolve your sins (00:48:39)
MAIN TOPIC: We’re enjoying the sports docuseries Welcome to Wrexham featuring actors Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds, who buy Wrexham Football Club hoping to resurrect it and the down-and-out Welsh town that supports it. What does this show say about people leaving the church and providing more stickiness? Maybe (probably) nothing but explore the possibility. Also, the show has an important message about purpose… our purpose as individuals and communities. (00:53:14)
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