In today&apos;s episode Joel and Rob explore the first regret in Bronnie Ware&apos;s book, "The Top 5 Regrets of the Dying." Rob takes a systemic, wide-angle look at this one and Joel zooms right in to discuss, "I wish I had the courage to live a life true to myself...not the life others expected of me." 

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Regret 1: You Should Have....Living Out Other People's Wishes

Join Joel and Rob as they talk about this new season. They will explore Bronnie Ware&apos;s "The Five Regrets of the Dying" and how we can flip the script and do a "hell of a lot of living"* in the meantime. Join us!!  *Direct quote from Pastor Rob ;)

Season 3 Trailer/Intro

In this week&apos;s episode, Joel manages to stump Rob (again) with a TV show theme song, and they further explore the hesitations and invitations they each feel to our month of May spiritual practice - Silence & Solitude.

Silence & Solitude

In this week&apos;s episode, Joel & Rob look back on last Sunday&apos;s sermon where they explore more of Jesus&apos;s "easy yoke," they listen to a classic TV show theme song, and also get completely sidetracked talking about Rob&apos;s middle name. Enjoy!

An Easy Yoke?

In this week&apos;s episode, Rob and Joel explore Joel&apos;s upcoming Sabbatical, his theme of learning how to slow down and unhurry. And as hard as it may be, he also stump&apos;s Rob with a late 80&apos;s TV show theme song!

Sabbatical: Rest, Rejuvenation and Learning to Unhurry

In this episode, Joel and Rob explore a 90&apos;s TV-show them song and how easy it can be to tighten our grip and try and control those that we love so much, but at the same time, how freeing it can be to slowly loosen our grip and let go so our loved ones can truly thrive and flourish. Hard work but so needed as well. Enjoy!

Lent: Less is More - Less Control, More Freedom

In this episode, Rob and Joel discuss a TV-show theme song that was set in the great state of Connecticut and then explore the always enticing invitation to keep building a bigger barn (Luke 12:13-21), how easy it is to become greedy in so many areas of our lives (compassion, support, love, hope), and the need for consistent self-examination in our lives. We never fully master "greed" - it&apos;s always there - but so is God&apos;s invitation to generosity and joy.

Lent: Less is More - Less Greed, More Joy

In this episode Joel and Rob explore a 90's TV-show theme song (how did it take so long to play this one?), the story of the golden calf from Exodus 32,  the inevitability of idolatry in our life, and slippery slope (again) of how something  so good in our lives can quickly become an idol in our lives.

Less is More: Less Idolatry, More Clarity

On this episode, Joel and Rob explore the second sermon in their "Less is More" series and the slippery slope we find in "pride." There&apos;s something inherently good in being proud of others, and ourselves, too, but at the same time,  pride can very easily become how we understand our self-worth and define who we think we are, outside of who God says we are.They also stay in the 70&apos;s and play a CLASSIC  TV show theme.

Less is More: Less Pride, More Peace

After a temporary hiatus Joel and Rob are back with a new name (Beyond Sunday) but the same old shenanigans, and of course, a TV show theme song. This week they dive into week 1 of TPC&apos;s Lenten Sermon Series and explore the uncomfortableness of the word "sin" and why we need opportunities to confess in our lives.

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