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Suzanne Stabile and Ian Cron: The Road Back to You

Suzanne Stabile and Ian Cron return to the show to discuss the Enneagram, personality profile, and their new podcast The Road Back to You.

Rodrigo Garcia: Last Days in the Desert

Writer and Director Rodrigo Garcia joins the show to discuss the struggle of making a non-religious movie about Jesus, the humanity of Jesus,  Father/Son relationships, the devil and his new movie Last Days in the Desert.

Carolyn Custis James: Malestrom

Carolyn Custis James joins the show to discuss manhood, the image of God, Mother's Day vs. Father's Day, Patriarchy,  does Christianity have a masculine feel, and her new book Malestrom.

Suzanne Stabile: Enneagram

Enneagram teacher Suzanne Stabile joins the show to discuss what the Enneagram is, why Richard Rohr told her to not speak about the Enneagram for five years, why Luke doesn't care about doing the dishes, how learning the Enneagram helps you see the world the way others do and the flaw in the Golden Rule.

Josh Cobia: What Caitlyn Jenner taught me about Jesus

Josh Cobia, author of the viral blog post ""  joins the show to discuss planting a church with the reality television stars as the first members, youth ministry at the Kardashian's home, sharing the table with the LGBTQ community, the one thing he would say to his friend Caitlyn Jenner.

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Donald Miller: Scary Close

Donald Miller joins the show to discuss life in Nashville, how his wife doesn't complete him, knowing one's true self, honesty, being an actor, the power of confession, the not going to church kerfuffle from last year, and his new book Scary Close.

Pete Scazzero: Emotionally Healthy Spirituality

Pete Scazzero joins the show to talk Emotionally Healthy Spirituality, why Christianity doesn't always produce emotionally healthy people, hearing God in your feelings, the genogram, the importance of a theology of marriage, the crucible of church and Yankees vs. Mets.

Larry James

Larry James, CEO and President of CitySquare joins the show to talk about The Wealth of the Poor, Ferguson, the importance of relationships across racial lines, personal responsibility verses systemic change, how people can get involved in the life of the poor.

Kristen and Rob Bell: The Zimzum of Love

Kristen and Rob Bell join the show to discuss dealing with criticism, how destructive focusing on the parts instead of the whole can be for marriage, shining light on our baggage, communication, the universal rhythm of sacrifice, loving the many through the one. Luke tries unsuccessfully to get info on Rob’s new TV show and successfully to get info on their new book The Zimzum of Love.

Don McLaughlin: Ferguson & Racial Reconciliation

Luke's former boss, Don McLaughlin, joins the show from Atlanta to discuss Ferguson, White Privilege, supporting the police and the African-American community, his black son's mistreatment, Hospitality, and learning to ask the question, "Tell me more?"