Election Season kicks off with way to many Democratic candidates that it takes two nights to dangle free stuff in front of people and pander. Bernie Sanders offered to forgive all student debt with a complete disregard for all economic principles.
Danny and Caleb, the least qualified people imaginable, talk about the biblical view of sex and how the Christian share the Gospel in a culture that screams to satisfy the flesh.
Steven Crowder is known for being a comedic provocateur. As a libertarian leaning political commentator who claims he is a Christian, he frequently seems to come up to the line of offensive while defending truth. Carlos Maza, on the other hand, feeling offended and looking for a reason to deplatform Steven Crowder has a history of being a part of organization seeking to silence opposing viewpoints. Now, with certain slurs, even if done in comedic fashion, Maza has enough to attempt to silence Crowder.
On this episode of Nobody Special, the boys discuss Danny’s irrational hatred of church photo booths and basically all things church trendy marketing ideas. Sure, some of this might be deep seeded personality problem, but overall, it does point to a larger question. Should Christians have fun? Overall, there is an issue of balance in the church where everything is either about the experience or that Christians should be sullen all the time. Most likely, there is a balance that should be struck in the middle.
On this episode of Nobody Special, the boys discuss Danny’s irrational hatred of church photo booths and basically all things church trendy marketing ideas. Sure, some of this might be deep seeded personality problem, but overall, it does point to a larger question. Should Christians have fun? Overall, there is an issue of balance in the church where everything is either about the experience or that Christians should be sullen all the time. Most likely, there is a balance that should be struck in the middle.
Caleb is back and Danny couldn’t be happier. On this week of Nobody Special, we look at the events of Good Friday and discuss what makes this such a crucial event for the history of the world. Grace by definition is highly unmerited and why we struggle with this as a concept. Also, we discuss how the disciples routinely missed the obvious statements of Jesus declaring that Jesus would die for their sins. Honestly, these guys….
Caleb is back and Danny couldn’t be happier. On this week of Nobody Special, we look at the events of Good Friday and discuss what makes this such a crucial event for the history of the world. Grace by definition is highly unmerited and why we struggle with this as a concept. Also, we discuss how the disciples routinely missed the obvious statements of Jesus declaring that Jesus would die for their sins. Honestly, these guys….
Caleb is back and Danny couldn’t be happier. On this week of Nobody Special, we look at the events of Good Friday and discuss what makes this such a crucial event for the history of the world. Grace by definition is highly unmerited and why we struggle with this as a concept. Also, we discuss how the disciples routinely missed the obvious statements of Jesus declaring that Jesus would die for their sins. Honestly, these guys….
Caleb is back and Danny couldn’t be happier. On this week of Nobody Special, we look at the events of Good Friday and discuss what makes this such a crucial event for the history of the world. Grace by definition is highly unmerited and why we struggle with this as a concept. Also, we discuss how the disciples routinely missed the obvious statements of Jesus declaring that Jesus would die for their sins. Honestly, these guys….
Caleb is back and Danny couldn’t be happier. On this week of Nobody Special, we look at the events of Good Friday and discuss what makes this such a crucial event for the history of the world. Grace by definition is highly unmerited and why we struggle with this as a concept. Also, we discuss how the disciples routinely missed the obvious statements of Jesus declaring that Jesus would die for their sins. Honestly, these guys….
