​Can Dave be taught? Trish introduces him to the joys of ukulele playing. How many chords can he learn in five minutes and what does that tell us about faith?

​"You shall not commit adultery" is the commandment we blush and mutter our way through. It's too bad, too. It's actually about more than sex! Hear the rest of the Sixth Commandment story here.

​Is "organized" religion helpful, or even necessary? Dave has 120 seconds to explain why it matters. Can he do it?

​Almost all of us have some kind of moral compass and practices to keep us, and others, within it. But sometimes rules are meant to be broken. Krispy Kreme provides one of those occasions for Trish and Dave!

​Most of us think we don't violate the Fifth Commandment because we don't murder people. Is that really all it's about, though?

​The world is focused on the message, "Believe in yourself." Fair enough! But is that all there is to believe in? Dave explores the idea of a world, and maybe even beings, beyond the self.

​Ep. 125 - John the Baptist speaks out against King Herod and gets whacked. Yikes! Hear Justin and Dave contrast this story with the ministry going on around it in the Mark narrative to draw cautionary tales about what, and who, we trust.

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​Trish learns to pilot a drone, which gives us a lesson about being gentle and patient in sharing faith.

Ep. 124 - The people of Jesus' hometown spent more time with him than any other human beings on earth by a margin of at least 10 to 1. So how did they end up missing and rejecting him? Justin and Dave dig to the bottom of this theological mystery and find a very human tendency at its root.
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​Trish asks Dave to explain where the Bible came from in less than 120 seconds. It's impossible, but he offers a little perspective at least!