Season 1 Recap

In This Episode: 

• We start with episode one and the feedback we received from this raw and vulnerable episode.
• We the second episodes about when leadership gets it wrong and share a couple of leadership failures of our own.
• We discussed the importance of caring for people and the lessons learned from the episode with Mary Anne Sibley.
• We talked about our feeling, behavior, concern episode. This episode led to a lot of feedback from our audience.
• Drew opens up about his frustration about how many Christians handle conflict and argument.
• With all of the talk currently about Roe v. Wade, we discuss about how we, as Christians, need to be careful about how we share our opinion on this topic, no matter what side you are on.
  • We often argue extremes, and those who disagree often argue the other extremes.
• The goal, is not to win the argument. If that's the goal you risk losing a soul for Christ.
• If you're going on social media and you think that's the best place to put your argument, with all due respect... Shut up.
• Posting divisive and toxic arguments on social media is not the same as creating policy or legislation. 
• The goal is not to be on one side or the other, the goal is to help people understand that no matter what side you fall on, you should invite Jesus into your decision.
• We have a discussion about the importance of being known for what you are "for" and not what you are "against."
• The greatest argument you can make is that someone should invite Jesus into their situation.

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