Greg, Liz, and Martin discuss Breaking Bad and how sin weaves its way into people’s lives. Musical Interlude Credit: “Breaking Bad” by Jahzzar

Greg, Kathy, Kyle, and Michelle delve into the world of Sunnydale as they discuss what wisdom Buffy the Vampire Slayer has for their church communities. Musical Interlude Credit: “Joss Whedon” by lo-fi is sci-fi

Betsy, Greg, and Liz ride the recent wave of dystopian fantasies in popular culture including The Hunger Games, The Walking Dead, and Divergent and discuss where they intersect with our current spiritual realities. Musical Interlude Credit: “All&#82

Betsy, Greg, and Kyle discuss family sitcoms and whether or not they bear any resemblance to the families that attend their churches. Musical Interlude Credit: “Your Home” by Father Sleep

Greg and Kyle discuss the Marvel Cinematic Universe, confess their favorite Marvel Studios movie to this point, and plug their ministries. Musical Interlude Credit: “We’ll Save the World” by The Freak Fandango Orchestra

Betsy, Greg, and Liz discuss sports and the effect of the spirit of competition on our religious lives, confess their favorite competition-based reality shows, and give out much needed contact information. Musical Interlude: “Still Balling” by

Chris, Greg, and Kyle talk Doctor Who, confess their favorite Doctor Who villains, and give out valuable contact information Musical Interlude Credit: “Time Flux” by Revolution Void

Liz, Betsy, Greg, and Michelle discuss body shaming in the religious world in light of the leaking of nude celebrity pictures on the internet and share life events from their ministries. Musical Interlude Credit: “You’ve Got the Body + I&#8217

Betsy, Greg, and Holly recap the 66th Emmy Awards, look into the future to see what will be the outstanding shows and actors of next year’s awards, and reflect on things from the past few weeks in their ministries. Musical Interlude Credit: “N

Liz, Betsy, and Greg discuss how the devil is used in Christianity and pop culture, confess their favorite pop culture versions of the devil, and offer any wisdom they may have picked up over the past couple of weeks. Musical Interlude Credit: “Swee