Sometimes creation testifies through a song, if only we'll listen.

Interview with Eric from Two World Collision. Eric shares his perspective on integrating being gay with being a Christian, and we discuss how gays and straights can find stable fellowship with one another.

Brian McLaren, Enron, and those annoying Reformed types on thier pile of truth--can you handle it? Can you?

Sandy Johns from In the Name of Jesus joins the program to talk about their innovative yet simple approach to being Jesus for their neighbors.

Learn more about this brilliant little venture here.

Twelve episodes in, I figured it might be time to wrap up why I'm even doing this, in the form of a list of issues that I'm grappling with about the church.

This week's featured artist is Fluid, from their album Five Star Fall, courtesy of Magnatune.com. The intro song is Headphones, and the outro numbers are Sonic Boom and 5 Star Fall.

Mrs. Zeke joins us for the final episode of 2005. Spiritual histories, spiritual gifts, plus some of what's in store for 2006.

Tonight's music courtesy of Eight Days Gone and Fin (aka Plumbline).

Wrapping up 2005, plus the debut of a new music philosophy for Godscrum.

Time to unwrap the gifts. For more information on the Keirsey Temperment Sorter, see here. For a characterization of the INFJ type, see here.

Life is better with no delta between perception and the truth.

And he created them male and female. Thanks.