Three Pastors Walk into a Bar

Some recent survey and poll data has revealed an unusual shift in the political views of high school and college age men and women. Like so much other division and polarization in this country, young men are increasingly leaning to the right, politically speaking, while young women are increasingly leaning left. This argues against the popular narrative that all young people are becoming more libe...

Chris, Greg, and Ken are joined by Arizona State University Assistant Professor Jonathan Barth to discuss the US economy which has been crippled by government overspending and seemingly insurmountable national debt.

Chris, Greg, and Ken welcome attorney Katherine Hartley to discuss how the Pacific Justice Institute helps their clients to fight back against threats to their religious freedoms, parental rights, and civil liberties. The Equality Act, free speech, and Idaho’s new law that criminalizes transgender surgeries are also discussed. You can find the Pacific Justice Institute online at pacificjustice.org

Chris, Greg, and Ken discuss perhaps the biggest risk that we run of being part of a local church. But even if that risk becomes reality, there can be reward if we don’t lose faith.

Chris, Greg, and Ken meet with Idaho District 1 Representative Heather Scott to learn what went right and what went wrong in this year’s legislative session in Boise. Idaho Freedom Update From Heather Scott 101 Things You Can Do To Help Preserve Our Rights And Freedoms

Chris and Ken welcome special guests Heather Scott and Ryan Gattoni to the podcast. Ryan is a solo missionary living on Gonave Island off the coast of Haiti in the Caribbean Sea. After most missionary organizations have left the country due to the devastation left by hurricane Matthew in 2016, the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in 2021 and the subsequent government collapse, a civil war...

Chris, Greg, and Richard discuss the role that entertainment media, and films in particular, should play in the life of a Christian. How pure and perfect would a film have to be to get the unreserved approval of every Christian. Of Christ?

Chris, Greg, and Ken challenge the assertion that there is systemic racism in Idaho that needs to be abolished and learn what it means to be black in Idaho from three men who are actually living it.

Chris, Greg, and Ken challenge the assertion that there is systemic racism in Idaho that needs to be abolished and learn what it means to be black in Idaho from three men who are actually living it.

Chris, Greg, and Ken tackle perhaps the biggest dilemma faced by nonbelievers–why a gracious, loving God would allow evil to prevail in his own creation: murder, hate, greed, natural disasters, wars, poverty, disease, and injustices of every sort.

Chris, Richard, and Ken tackle perhaps the biggest dilemma faced by nonbelievers–why a gracious, loving God would allow evil to prevail in his own creation: murder, hate, greed, natural disasters, wars, poverty, disease, and injustices of every sort.

Chris, Greg, and Ken discuss the major differences between Bible versions and why they matter. They conclude with a crash course on how to read scripture.

Chris, Greg, and Ken dispel some common myths and discuss what the Bible actually says about the eternal destiny of those people who accept salvation in Jesus Christ.

Chris and Ken dispel some common myths and discuss what the Bible actually says about the eternal destiny of those people who reject salvation in Jesus Christ.

Chris, Greg, and Ken consider the risk of an environmental disaster in North Idaho similar to the recent train derailment that occurred in East Palestine, Ohio. North Idaho railroad lines are critical to moving coal, oil, and other cargo through the state. It is also a region with some of the most beautiful geography in the nation, home to abundant wildlife of every kind, and a natural playground...

Chris, Greg, and Ken explain the answer to one of the most controversial questions of our day.

Chris, Greg, and Ken discuss the so-called revival that sprang up at Asbury University in Kentucky in recent weeks, what characterizes an authentic revival, and what it might say about our decaying moral culture.

Chris, Greg, and Ken discuss the typical reasons that people give for not being a part of a local church. Using scripture and their nearly 100 years of combined ministry experience, they point out the fallacy and futility of making excuses for not taking your place in the body of Christ that He died for.

On their way to having a serious discussion about a completely unrelated topic, the three pastors veer off down two rabbit trails but we kept recording anyway. Listen for examples of what pastors talk about when they're off duty. Down rabbit trail 1, Pastor Greg wasn't impressed by the movie The Whale. Down rabbit trail 2, the pastors discuss how church size can effect evangelism, discipleship, an...

Chris, Greg, and Richard take a look at the prepping phenomenon–preparing yourself, your family, and your home to live through an emergency. Whether it’s a run on toilet paper at the supermarket or the Apocalypse, what will you do? Why should you? Are preppers wild-eyed, conspiracy theorists? Do preppers lack faith in God to provide for them?

Chris, Greg, and Ken discuss the current flurry of political and legal battles going on at North Idaho College with retired City of Coeur d’Alene attorney, Mike Gridley. Mike has sued several current NIC board members, the acting President, and the school’s legal counsel over actions they have taken against the school’s hired president. The turmoil has cost the school over $1 million dollars so fa...

Chris, Greg, and Ken meet Nate Harder, Director of Protectors’ Peak, a non-profit ministry that provides retreats for police officers, first responders, military, and spiritual leaders experiencing overwhelming stress. Guests to the 144 acre mountain ranch in north Idaho can enjoy a variety of soul-healing indoor and outdoor activities.

Chris, Greg, and Ken sit down with freshman Senator Scott Herndon to discuss House Bill 666, which was approved by the Idaho House in the spring of last year but is now “drawered” in the State Affairs committee. Will it get taken up by the Senate in the 2023 legislative session or die without ever getting a reading?

Chris and Ken meet with Lisa Arnold and Lynn Paslay, the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent of the Lakeland Joint School District and discuss the issues that are the most important to parents about their children's education: parents rights, racial equity and gender identity indoctrination, performance standards, staff shortages, school choice, homeschooling, and levies.

Chris, Greg, and Ken discuss the origins of some of America’s Christmas traditions and contrast them with focusing on the real reason for the season, the birth of Jesus Christ our savior. They share how they celebrate Christmas with their families and close with a Christmas prayer for all their listeners.