In this episode, Jamie & Eric open with Shooting the Skybalon, where Jamie leaves Phoenix an unfortunate voicemail and Eric ends up with a female locksmith story he can’t shake. In Weird Worship, the guys unpack the social media spat between Cory Asbury and Forrest Frank—asking if worship leaders should rise above the drama and act as role models. Next, in Houston, We Have a Question, they dive into the confusing world of end-times theology by asking the big one: Who is the Antichrist? Finally, in The Bible Says What!?, they wrestle with Paul telling the Judaizers he wishes they’d castrate themselves, plus an obscure Ecclesiastes passage about casting your bread.
00:00:19 – Shooting the Skybalon: Voicemails & locksmith stories
00:12:30 – Weird Worship: Cory Asbury & Forrest Frank drama
00:27:48 – Houston, We Have a Question: Who is the Antichrist?
00:36:35 – The Bible Says What?!: Judaizers & casting your bread
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