Is Covid-19 a “blessing from God” or “divine judgment”? Or neither? It depends on who you ask and who’s been infected… maybe? Hans and Evan try and make sense of this question. ALSO–Doctor Strange is joining Spider-Man for his third solo film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But will they use their made-up names? In […]

You know all those stories you’ve heard about the early church? The books of the Bible were formed by a committee? Santa punched a heretic in the face? Hans and Evan get to the bottom of some of these legends and erroneous claims with authors and professors Michael Svigel and John Adair, as they discuss

Hans and Evan talk through an Atlantic article on coping with the feeling of hopelessness during these troubling times. Then, we give a sneak peek at next week’s deep dive into the Urban Legends of Church History. And Evan might just sell Hans on Wandavision on the air.  In this episode: Arthur C. Brooks on

The former editor of Christianity Today, among the foremost Evangelical Christian publications, converts to Catholicism. Hans and Evan discuss. Also Robert Letham’s book on the Trinity. And the incredibly amazing Dune Trailer–at least, according to Evan. In this episode: Mark Galli converts to Catholicism via RNS Robert Letham’s The Holy Trinity DUNE!!!

You may have noticed that we are publishing a day late. You can partially blame that on the holiday weekend, but really, it is because Evan’s laptop is currently on a UPS truck to New York to get its display repaired, which broke right after we finished recording last week. So, we had to get

Busy weeks for Hans and Evan meant we didn’t exactly come locked and loaded with a stacked episode this week. But you know who did come stacked for their online presentation this week? DC with their new film slate at their online “DC Fandome” event. Evan (as well as Hans to a much lesser degree)

The CDC issued a new report that showed a marked increase in mental health issues and substance abuse. We talk to Medical Professional Scott Bradford about it. He believes this is a significant problem that is being underreported in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen to our conversation to see what it all means.

Hans and Evan are back! A good hiatus isn’t worth much if you don’t talk about what you did and what you learned. That leads Hans to a discussion about coaching baseball THE RIPKEN WAY! And then we answer your burning questions you had for us the break about Bon Iver, Taylor Swift and the

We know we’ve been a little sporadic, but thanks for hanging with us. With pastoring, pandemics, Hans’ kids playing youth baseball (for some reason), as well as trying to navigate the podcast remotely, we haven’t been able to stay on regular episodes as you deserve. Thus, we simply thought, “Let’s be done through July and

What happens to your brain you get lost? Hint: nothing good. What happens to Christians when they disagree about politics? Hint: also nothing good–usually–but we should work to change that and Jonathan Leeman’s short booklet “How Can I Love Church Members with Different Politics?” is a good start. Then, Hans and Evan discuss Ben Rector’s