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Today marks 3 and a half months of the backlog, so let's see what progress I've done! Song Credits: Oceans, by Hillsong Worship

This week, we discuss Lonnie Frisbee, the man who started the Jesus Revolution. Plus, a look back at a modern classic. Song Credits: Waltzing on Rooftops and Cobblestones, composed by Austin Wintory Colored Engine, from Far: Lone Sails, composed by Joel Schoch Jericho, written by Ember Alight The Father's House, written by Cory Asbury, Benjamin Hastings, and Ethan Hulse

Today we're talking about the movement that changed the world gaming...for like one continent and only about 5-10 years. Song Credits: Balatro Main Theme, composed by LouisF Oogway Ascends, by Hans Zimmer Peace, by Anna Golden, performed by Seth Carpenter and Hillside Recording How Deep The Father's Love For Us, written by Stuart Townsend

Today's episode is very heavy. I would like to put a content warning here for anyone reading, we discuss Sexual harassment, church trauma, depression, abuse, grief, and many more things that can be scary, and I'm sorry. Thank you for listening, and on with the show. Song Credits: Theme of Laura (Reprise), featured in Silent Hill 2, composed by Akira Yamaoka The Roads, By Jonah Kagen As You Find Me...

This month, Henry gets help from his own brother with the backlog, who ends up somehow making the largest impact so far. Song Credits: Plants Vs. Zombies Main Theme, by Laura Shigihara

Today we discuss the history of RPGs in deep detail to hopefully answer the age old question: what even is an RPG? It's interesting, trust me.

Today's episode is pretty layed back, and about 4 days later than it should be. Oops. Song Credits: "Haggstrom" from Minecraft, composed by C418 "The Path To You," written and performed by Josh Adams Waltzing on Rooftops and Cobblestones" from assassin's Creed Syndicate, composed by Austin Wintory "For God So Loved," performed by We The Kingdom

Today, Henry finishes the 95 Theses, and causes your brain to implode because of it. Also, Lynchian is a fun word.

This week, Henry does a very regrettable thing. He reads the 95 theses to try and understand it. Oh boy.

DISCLAIMER: RECORDED IN DECEMBER. MANY CLAIMS ARE OUTDATED. Today is the start of a new side series for the show called Clear the Log, where Henry's friends help him minimize and clear his backlog based on recommendations, guidance, and pointing out his own stupidity. Today’s guest is his good friend Colton, who may do the most damage to the list of any of his friends.

This episode, we discuss a piece of church history we wouldn't be here without that can greatly be used by us to this day as a lesson in hate from our own church body. Song Credits: Waltzing on Rooftops and Cobblestones by Austin Wintory, from Assassin's Creed Syndicate Wilmot's Warehouse soundtrack by Eli Rainsburry Let The (Filthy) Dance With The (Righteous) by John Lucas The Father&...

This week, we're talking one of the most controversial figures in christianity: John Calvin. Song Credits: Waltzing on Rooftops and Cobblestones by Austin Wintory Overworld Day by Scott Lloyd Shelly Yet Not I But Through Christ In Me performed by Citizens, REVERE, and Mission House. Written by CityAlight JOJO SONO CHI NO SADAME by Kohei Tanaka Ask Me Why by Joe Hisaishi

In this episode, we discuss one of the core figures of the reformation and what makes him so important and how does he relate to Martin Luther King Jr in any way? (Spoilers: there's no relation, just coincidence this came out the day before MLK day. oops.) Opening Theme: Waltzing on Rooftops and Cobblestones from assassin's Creed Syndicate, written by Austin Wintory. Weak Love - Voice Memo...

Today, we kick off season 3 with a review of the game that inspired me to do a season on church history in the first place: Pentiment. Please enjoy, and welcome back. Season 3 logo designed by Rylan Anderson Season 3 title created by Ella Headley Pentiment soundtrack written by Alkemie

Today is the big end of year special! I worked real hard on it so I hope you enjoy it, and I'll see you in January.

Song Credits: Prologue Stage 7 Snowy - Kazumi Totaka

A bit of a downer episode today, but a much needed one too. I hope that my honesty throughout refreshes you into realizing no one is perfect. Mistakes happen. Flaws are unavoidable, the only flawless one is the lord himself. We don't follow him to prove anything, we follow him because we love him. Song Credits: Outer Wilds - Andrew Prahlow Misty Mountains - Howard Shore Winter Festival - Eric...

This week is a chill one. What else can I say? Song Credits: Outer Wilds - Andrew Prahlow Fallout 4 - Inon Zur The Commonwealth - Inon Zur Lobby (Classic) - Rom Di Prisco This Year For Christmas - Phil Wickham & Jonathan Smith Give This Christmas Away - Matthew West & Sam Mizell

I'll get the elephant out of the way: there is no background music. That is because my editing software felt like exploding every time I even thought of uploading the second half of the episode to it. Sorry for the inconvenience, but please do enjoy the episode that is here because trust me it is a good episode for what it is! Thank you for understanding, I'll see you on the other side.

This week we discuss a topic I know a great deal about and I feel is a very important subject matter in our day and age. And also neat lil games I played. Song Credits: Outer Wilds - Andrew Prahlow Thoben Pt II - Henri-Pierre Pellegrin Introduction to the Snow - Miracle Musical Make Room - Community Music

It's already been a year since the last thanksgiving episode. Man does time fly. Song Credits: The River - Andrew Prahlow

Today, I discuss the silliest topic and the most serious one in the same episode so prepare for some MAJOR tonal whiplash. Song Credits: Andrew Prahlow - Outer Wilds Spiritfarer - Max LL Northern Waters - Max LL Grace Himself - Benjamin Torrens Worthy of My Song - Phil Wickham and Steven Furtick, with David Brymer and Ryan Hall (track by Tanner Tracks Premiere)

This is the first bonus episode of the show where I put in my votes for the Game Awards to please the almighty gaming one, Geoff Keighley. Buy Geoff Keighley Fan Club merch here: https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/150099204?asc=u Song Credits: The River - Andrew Prahlow

Today, after a week off, I'm back in full force with an episode about the ESRB ratings system and why it shouldn't be what you use to decide if a game is Godly or not (it's deeper than you think!) Song Credits: Outer Wilds, The River, End of the Wild - Andrew Prahlow Winter (The Wind Can Be Still) - ConcernedApe The House of Tom Bombadil - Chance Thomas I'll Praise You Anywhere - B...

Today we discuss all sorts of ways to celebrate Halloween intentionally, and overall have a laid back fun time. Also...Five Nights at Freddy's review. Song Credits: It's Been So Long - The Living Tombstone Gold Plated Lie - Scott Mulvahill