We dun goofed again. This week Danny isn’t feeling spectacular and Caleb had some unexpected scheduling problems. So we are taking a sick day and being sure to wear our masks in the process. Don’t worry, we will be back next week. Probably.
A pastor has a prophetic dream that goes viral. Are we all doomed or should we even take this guy seriously? Also, parents, be encouraged during this time to spend time with and love your children.
Disney announces that Splash Mountain will be a ride based on the Princess and the Frog and people are upset even though Song of the South had some real racism issues. Also, we talk about tearing down statues across America.
Recent events have called for the abolishing of police. But is this idea a good idea and how do we represent Christ in this current time? Danny and Caleb discuss on this week’s episode of Nobody Special.
With all the time at home, we have been binging The Outer Banks on Netflix. We talk about friendship and forgiveness as the primary themes and see how this applies to the life of the Christian.
Tension run high across the country as everyone looks to reform race relations and civil rights. Now, as Christians, we have the obligation to be the light of Christ in the world around us.
We open up the question bag and to talk about Christ returning and how we should feel. Then we talk about the spiritual gift of discernment.
We mourn the loss of Dr. Ravi Zaccarias, beloved pastor, evangelist, and apologetics as we look into apologetics, disagreeing view points and finally talking about spiritual rest.
Dr. Jonathan T. Pennington joins us to talk about the Sermon on the Mount. You won’t want to miss this special episode with one of the best New Testament Scholars of today as we look at what it means to apply the Sermon on the Mount in our daily lives.
Ahmaud Arbery went for a jog on February 23, 2020 and never expected that he would be pursued, shot and killed. Now, the community is grieving in light of new evidence. As Christians, this is our opportunity to be the light in times of darkness as we talk about justice.
