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Jason Micheli returns to the show discuss why Jason and Luke aren't better friends, sin, funerals vs. weddings, and his new book Living in Sin.

Dr. Glenn Packiam joins the show to discuss worship, liturgy, sacramental view, Friday Night Lights, Eucharist and his new book Blessed, Broken, Given.

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Dr. John Barton, professor emeritus from Oxford University, discussing the church/academy balance, Torah, the origin of Scripture, inspiration, and his new book A Brief History of the Bible.

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Originally posted June 2018, live from Austin, Texas Suzanne Stabile discusses the Path Between Us.

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In a special re-release of our most downloaded episode, we’ve got Richard Rohr talking the two halves of life, dualistic thinking, and Luke’s introduction to the Enneagram. Originally released as a two-part interview in March of 2015

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The re-release of the Dr. Richard Beck and Rob Bell podcast originally released as a two-part podcast in May of 2015. We discuss reconstructing faith, evangelical church, Eucharist, and Rob tells the world his true motivation to get into podcast.

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Jonathan Storment returns to the show to discuss Bishop Curry, our Christian Make Atheist sermon series vs. Seculosity, politics, and all things June from the podcast

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Luke's Dad, Dr. Larry Norsworthy, returns to the show to discuss his podcast consumption, family systems, enneagram, the question under the question, the foodcast, metaphors, and more.

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Dr. Ayaz Virgi, author of Love Thy Neighbor, joins the podcast to discuss his experience as a Muslim physician in rural Minnesota after the election of President Trump.

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