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In a bonus Fail February episode Jason Miller and Jonathan Storment share the failure for which they are most thankful. 

Suzanne Stabile joins the show to discuss why we feel so uncomfortable with success, imposture syndrome, the Ennegram, and the failure for which she’s most grateful. For more on this week's sponsor, Harbor the Pepperdine Bible Lectures, click here.

For episode 489 Dr. Stanley Hauerwas joins the show to discuss the commonality of Texans and Australians, the Hauerwas mythology, Karl Barth, and his new book Fully Alive. For more on this week's sponsor, Harbor the Pepperdine Bible Lectures, click here.

On Episode 488, and the first of Fail February, Steve Carter, the author of the Thing Beneath the Thing, joins the show to discuss the failure for which he’s most grateful. For more on this week's sponsor, Harbor the Pepperdine Bible Lectures, click here.  

Fr. Greg Boyle joins the show to discuss Homebody Industries, geezers, the Pope, and Sharing the Wisdom of Time.  For more on this week's sponsor, Harbor the Pepperdine Bible Lectures, click here.  

Cole Author Riley, founder of Black Liturgies, joins the show to discuss myths, cults, and her new book This Here Flesh.  

Ian Morgan Cron returns to discuss learning our story, childhood wounds, the power of failure, the Enneagram, and his new book The Story of You.

Artist, author, and curator of awesomeness Scott Erickson returns to the show along with Jason Miller to discuss lies, live shows, controlling hurts, and his new book Say Yes.

Opening rant on why we have so many diverse opinions on the podcast, followed by a sermon on forgiveness. 

A sermon about joy, grief, and the virgin birth. 

An opening rant about practices during deconstruction followed by a sermon on love stooping. 

An Advent Sermon. 

Dr. Derwin Gray returns to the show to discuss the Lord's Prayer, triceps extensions, and his new book God, Do You Hear Me.  

This week we've got another rant on the problem of demonizing or idealizing deconstruction and what healthy deconstruction looks like. 

Brian Zahnd returns to the show to discuss deconstructing deconstruction, snark, Nietzsche, and his new book When Everything's on Fire. 

The Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis joins the show to discuss rebuilding church, self-love, joy, and her new book Fierce Love.

Becca Stevens returns to the show to discuss smoking, sacred space, honesty, where to purchase Christmas presents , and her new book Practically Divine.

Pastor Levi Lusko joins the show to discuss grief, fear, the loss of his daughter, and his newest book Roar Like a Lion.

Enneagram master teacher Suzanne Stabile returns to the show to discuss balance, intelligence centers, and her new book The Journey Toward Wholeness. 

Dr. Hillary McBride joins the show to discuss bodies, emotions, Canada and her new book The Wisdom of Your Body.   

Annie F. Downs returns to the show to discuss the discipline of fun, Ted Lasso, and her new book What Sounds Fun to You. 

On episode 470 we dip into the listener mailbag to discuss finding joy in adversity, compromise, concussions, and Mimetic Theory. 

Scott Harrison joins the show to discuss his NGO charity: water, hopelessness, generosity, and his book Thirst.

Philip Yancey joins the show to discuss growing up in legalistic fundamentalism, grace, being a racist, and his memoir Where the Light Fell.

The return of Barbara Brown Taylor to discuss attentiveness, beholding, her beloved enneagram number, Destiny’s Child, and her new book Always a Guest.