In this week's episode, Aaron and Kevin begin a discussion on Genesis chapter 3 that will continue for the next 4 weeks. In this first conversation, they're discussing the fall into sin and its first effect.

The first thing that happened when Adam and Eve sinned was that their eyes were opened, they realized they were naked, and they covered up.

So, we have a conversation about this issue of nakedness, both in the physical sense and the metaphorical sense, and then the response that we so often have -- covering up.

As always, we hope you'll hear something in this conversation that will inspire you to start another spiritual conversation with someone else.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Aaron sits down with Dr. Jason Carter the Dean of the the Robbins College of Health and Human Sciences at Baylor University in Waco, TX. Jason is a former member of Saints Peter and Paul in Houghton, MI and former faculty member at Michigan Tech.

Jason's primary field of expertise is as a sleep researcher. In this conversation, Aaron and Jason discuss all things sleep as it relates to our existence as humans, but even more so as it relates to us as Christian people.

The Bible is full of passages about sleep, rest, etc. It is built into the fabric of our lives and the rhythm that God has created. We even spend 1/3 of our lives asleep! But, why? What's going on when we sleep?

We hope that, as always, you'll find something in this conversation that will inspire you to start another conversation with someone else.

We hope you enjoy it!

In this week's episode, Pastor Kevin sits down with Lauren Stigers to talk about a specific part of God's creative activity on the 5th day: fish!

Did you know that there are over 70 Bible Verses that reference fish? Did you know that the early church used the image of a fish to represent their faith - - like we often do with the cross? What's up with fish?!

Listen as Lauren shares her experience in the field of "ichthyology" (the study of fish), and how she has come to integrate her faith in her particular line of work.

As always, we hope you enjoy it.