ABOUT THIS EPISODE
(00:00-09:27): Today marks the 18th anniversary of the September 11th attack in New York, Washington DC, and Pennsylvania. Brian and Ian reflect on where they were on that tragic day.
(09:27-18:47): Sarah Palin's husband files for divorce after 31 years of marriage. Todd Palin says in a filed statement that it is “such that they find it impossible to continue to live together as husband and wife.” Brian and Ian touch on the difficulties of marriage.
(18:47-28:27): Vegetarian’s meager Subway order gets ridiculed by social media. Brian and Ian touch on cyber bullying and opinions of people. They think if you are bothered by something that you see online from someone, don’t say anything publicly.
(28:27-37:26): Eberhard Arnold, gave a speech in a small mining town in 1924 in Saxony, Germany, to a working-class audience. This article is based on that talk. Brian and Ian talk about following God versus following money.
(37:26-48:04): Jerrid Wilson, leader of Anthem of Hope Ministries and mental health advocate died by suicide. Ian and Brian react to this and discuss how pastors are very susceptible to anxiety and depression because they often don’t have anywhere to turn to.
(48:04-58:11): Ministry leader and writer Stef Coleman joins the show to discuss women in leadership and getting over the stigma of it. She discusses how she has been treated differently in leadership settings.
(58:11-1:08:37): Stef Sticks around to discuss how we can all be allies in Christ; both men and women. She touches on how leaders around her affect how she is heard. In group settings, she describes how other women respond to important points from them to emphasize the legitimacy of their leadership.
(1:08:37-1:15:28): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Florida Popeye's saw some “fowl” play. In the meantime, McDonald's is serving up chilled food, but at what cost? The couple of the year in Wisconsin are very good actors, and trivial pranks are now felonies. Meanwhile, Keith Urban is arrested in Nebraska for impersonating a cop...you read that right.
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