In this episode, Jamie & Eric start with Shooting the Skybalon, where Jamie calls out Eric for making faces at him during a serious ministry moment, and the guys reflect on how the D.A.R.E. program failed an entire generation. In Pilgrim or Florida Man?, they debut a new game where they read insane headlines and try to guess whether the chaos came from early American settlers or modern-day Floridians. In Shady Theology, they take on the heavy question of whether God hates some people. Finally, in Weird Worship, they get honest about how often Christians end up lying in worship songs without even realizing it.
It’s equal parts hilarious and thought-provoking—welcome to Not the Sermon.
00:00:12 – Skybalon: Distracting Jamie during ministry
00:09:58 – Game: Pilgrim or Florida Man?
00:21:09 – Shady Theology: Does God hate some people?
00:34:01 – Weird Worship: Lying in worship songs
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