Michael & Jordan talk about the leadership God ordains being put through trials that refine, the beauty of the Father's Heart and misplaced purpose outside of it, as well as a lot of the strange enigmas of God and how His invisible Hand works on people's hearts.

Michael & Jordan have on special musical guest Jhonny Tiger. They worship together, discuss life and God, as well as talk about how to make yourself available for God to use as an encounter for others (interview starts at 36min 14 sec). Other guests include a special visit from "Professional Christian" where everyone weighs in on the enormity of the hit Christian TV series "The Chosen," why anything outside of the 4 walls of the church is literal chaos, and debate whether or not street evangelism is even a thing.

Michael & Jordan discuss the Tree of Life - one of the most pervasive universal symbols across scripture as well as world culture. Their conversation drifts like a leaf on the wind, across topics of how man is like a tree, the eternal-leaning mindsets revealed by trees, the importance of lineage and legacy to the lines of trees as well as people, as well as exploring the ancient, mystical powers of bell peppers... all before they make like a tree and "leaf."

Michael & Jordan discuss returning to the ancient paths, God's ongoing process of restoring man to Eden by erecting the boundaries for a garden in our own hearts, and the ongoing saga of Lisa Frank and the Trapper Keeper universe.

Audio for this ep recorded with iPhones... yuck! Sometimes tech issues happen. You get what you get and you don't throw a fit!

Just in time for Valentines! This episode is like a box of chocolates: you never know what you’re gonna get. Join Jordan and Michael as they discuss the surreal journey of being called to follow Christ, the leaving behind of identity at the door, and the importance of smoked pizza in temple worship.

Michael & Jordan discuss recycled, rehashed ideas and the doldrums of creativity in the entertainment industries, Renaissance/Reformation and the collateral damage of birthing something new, and other delights that will tickle your fancy.