Super Kean

In this episode. Meditation. What does it look like for Christians? And Matt has some concern for the whales.

Today we talk about some of the lesser known people in the scriptures and then, thanks to internal conversations in Fiona's head, make an unclear jump and actually talk about a controversial topic - the inerrancy and infallibility of scripture. And yes, Matt is back to being in charge of the controversial list.

We can't quite agree on the theme of this podcast. Fiona takes over the controversial list just for a one off. Or not. Cleaning house? But we do agree on what all believers should be doing.

After a little break, we're back! Happy birthday Bernice. There's a controversial list. Matt says something to Fiona that a husband should never say. And the Beatitudes. There's a lot to talk about.

Matt and Fee talk about the meaning of Pentecost. The life of God inside a human. Matt comes up with  a new kind of controversial list that Fiona thinks isn't really controversial at all. Once again, we hope you join us in the land of Arfnadia.

This time we have a conversation about marriage!  Fiona holds a grudge waaay too easily.  Love requires forgiveness, humility, and selflessness.  Matt won't go too far into the stuff on his controversial list, but you can check them for yourself.  Also, did you notice what we forgot?

Following on from Episode 8, we continue talking about prayer? Do we realize the power of prayer? There is a constant battle in the spiritual world. Are we joining in? Also. We don't talk about free speech and some other things.

Matt and Fiona start the conversation on why prayer is so important. How does someone even 'pray harder' anyway? Matt has a new list of controversial topics. Of course, they won't be discussed. And turns out this is going to be the first podcast that requires a sequel.

What does real conversion look like? Being born again. Continual transformation. Also. Matt's controversial list of course. Fiona does transformer impersonations. And Matt stumbles over a word.

It's Easter. Jesus died and rose again and this the pinnacle of the whole gospel story. So what does that mean for us? We talk about it personally but also as knowledge versus experience.