In this episode, Jamie & Eric kick things off with Shooting the Skybalon, swapping stories about college football heartbreak and debating whether you’ve got a “bestie” or a “worstie.” In Shady Theology, they wrestle with the tough question: Does God cause natural disasters? Then in Pester the Pastor, Eric manages to trigger Jamie during a heated discussion on small groups—are they helpful or just hype? Finally, in Christian Conspiracies, the guys dive into a wild one: was John the Baptist actually the real Messiah?
00:00:17 – Shooting the Skybalon: College football & besties vs. worsties
00:12:47 – Shady Theology: Does God cause natural disasters?
00:24:44 – Pester the Pastor: Eric triggers Jamie about small groups
00:35:09 – Christian Conspiracies: Was John the Baptist the real Messiah?
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