Matt introduces a concept to help contextualize the awkward spotlight cast upon individuals having experiences of God in the church. Predatory or proclamatory? Invitational or invasive? What is a “God experience?” How can we cultivate genuine divine connection? We don’t land on answers; instead, we float with a skyward gaze.

We talk about the "awkward" state of Western Christianity and how we are transitioning from misfits to mystics in the confines of our ego states. What does it take to get a hug around here?

The fellas take a moment to reflect on sports dynamics while plummeting into the pool of paradox. What shape does our future generation take after committing to connection?

Our religious history made us feel like we were not enough for God's world. We dive into the anxiety this has created for us and how we have come out the other side. Reflections are teachers.

We discuss the potential of church community amid poor excuses for communal love. Everyone is born into a structure that must be deconstructed so we are not reduced to it.

Matt and James discuss the connection to the true self while addressing childhood patterns that have kept us from embracing love. It's never too late for a splash of healing.

We talk about the experience of love and how it’s dangled in front of us by Western Christianity. Are we tired of being promised a divine connection only to experience dissonance and shame?

Matt and James kill the Christian devils that inspire shame in all those with sexual bodies. No shame too big to tame around here! We used to think chipmunks were baby squirrels.