In this week's Highlight, we are blessed to spend some time talking to Micah Coate of Salvation and Stuff. Micah shares his journey to the faith and apologetics. It's an awesome conversation, and you should definitely find him @mrmicahcoate on Instagram and Facebook as well as giving the Salvation and Stuff Podcast a listen!

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Highlights Season 4 - Micah Coate

This week, AJ and Brandon take a deeper look at the question of sin and culpability. If it's impossible to sin with knowing, can those who don't know Christ sin? Also, wouldn't it be simpler and safer to stay ignorant, that way you could never sin? We try to clear up these and some other confusions in this week's episode.

Sin by Accident

On this week's Highlight, Brandon is joined by Carlyle from Journey Church to discuss his faith journey and share the wisdom of his experience. It is an incredible journey and Carlyle generously invites us to share in it. Check them out on all social media @journeychurchaz for more information!

Highlights Season 4 - Carlyle Naylor

This week, AJ and Brandon continue looking at the idea of salvation, this time comparing the Old Testament characters who were blameless with the St. Paul's statement all are sinners and in need of salvation. It is a real blast from the past to our Taco Tuesday origins and one we're sure you'll want to join us for.

Sinless vs Blameless

In this week's Highlight, AJ is joined by Tyler from the Christ, Culture, and Coffee Podcast. Tyler is part of the dynamic duo at CCC dedicated to providing apologetics and defenses of the faith. Make sure check out the work he and Robby are doing by following them on Instagram and YouTube @christculturecoffee to see the work they're doing!

Highlights Season 4 - Tyler Hurley

On this week's episode, AJ and Brandon have a conversation about the only question that ultimately matters, the question of salvation. This is certainly too big of a conversation to fit in one episode, but this time we're focusing on the importance of cooperation between us and Christ to be saved.

The Work of Salvation

As we launch our 4th series of Highlights interviews, we begin by having Brandon sit down at Well Coffee with Alison Furno to discuss how she came to faith. Make sure to follow her at her website or on Instagram @alisonkayfurno to catch so much more of what she has to say!

Highlights Series 4 - Alison Furno

As we bring a close to our summer at the movies, AJ and Brandon turn to our other patron Inkling, JRR Tolkien, and Peter Jackson's film adaptation. While there isn't one Christ figure in Tolkien's work, we take a look at three people who embody Christ's offices as priest, prophet, and king.

Christianity In Film: Lord of the Rings

As we prepare to wrap up our Christianity in Film series, AJ and Brandon tap into their patrons and namesakes from the Inklings by looking at the film adaptation of CS Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia. While it's a bit on the nose, this allegory does an excellent job of examining many core principles of the Christian faith.

Christianity in Film: Chronicles of Narnia

As they continue their look at Christian themes in popular movies, this week AJ keeps Brandon company on a deep dive into one of their favorite movies ever, The Dark Knight, for a look at vigilantism and justice, the importance of knowing your limits, and more.

Christianity in Film: The Dark Knight

This week's look at Christian themes in film involves AJ and Brandon celebrating their nerdiness by going back to the original Star Wars movie, Episode IV:A New Hope. It's right in the title, we have hope, we have destiny, and we have a shared frustration about people trying to equate God and the force.

Christianity in Film: Star Wars

As they continue looking at Christian themes in movies, AJ and Brandon take a suggestion from Instagram and discuss Signs. Signs does a really good job of bringing the ideas of providence and grief to the forefront, especially in the context of family life.

Christianity in Film: Signs

As AJ and Brandon continue looking at Christian themes in film, they are joined by Taylor Schroll of Forte Catholic to take a look at Captain America: Civil War and the themes of culpability and our own tendency to fight amongst ourselves in the faith. You can find Taylor on social media, @taylorschroll and @ForteCatholic. Make sure to listen to Forte Catholic wherever you get your podcasts and at ForeCatholic.com.

Civil War with Taylor Schroll

This week, AJ and Brandon take a look at the Denzel Washington action movie, Man on Fire, to examine how Christian themes appear in the movie and how Christians can encounter questions about faith and morality in the film.

Christianity in Film - Man on Fire

Wrapping up their conversations about Critical Race Theory, this week AJ and Brandon talk about the application of CRT in the K-12 classrooms. How should the system change? How should teachers adapt? As always, let us know where we missed the boat or where we nailed it!

CRT in the Classroom

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