Processing

In this episode, Anthony and Josiah process everything from coffee, sabbatical, church unity, and the launch of River Valley Tokyo to identity, truth, and cultural conversations happening right now. They also talk through aliens, Disclosure Day, biblical cosmology, and why Christians should stay focused on the substance of the gospel instead of getting lost in distractions. The conversation closes with reflections on the book of Jonah, abiding in Scripture, communion, and Jesus as the Bread of Life.

Logan and Kirk are joined by recent high school grads for a candid conversation about growing up in the church, stepping into the next season of life, and what it looks like to carry their faith forward. The guys dive into the dynamics between generations, why honoring the Boomers and older saints around us matters more than we think, and wrap up with a fun deep-dive into clean comedy and why Nate Bargatze might be the most skilled comedian alive right now.

Pastors Anthony and Dave take over this week’s episode of Processing Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation on Memorial Day, patriotism, faith, and honoring fallen soldiers. They also work through listener questions about Disney movies, yoga, forgiveness, and how Christians can use discernment in everyday life. The episode closes with a challenge for men to step into spiritual strength, discipline, and leadership through the Be the Man Challenge.

Kirk and Logan are back together for a wide-ranging conversation on faith, family, and life in the Spirit. They discuss how to lovingly reach family members who may identify as Christians without showing spiritual fruit, how parents can think wisely about kids and social media, and why Pentecost still matters for the church today. The episode closes with a deeper reflection on prayer, waiting on God, and learning to depend on the Holy Spirit instead of striving in human effort.

Kirk is joined by guest evangelist Micah Mac as the podcast returns to its normal weekly rhythm after a four-part live YouTube series on the book of Samuel. They kick things off by processing Minnesota playoff storylines, late-night games, and the drama surrounding controversial moments in sports before shifting into the renewed conversation around UFO files, disclosure, and how Christians should think about fear, mystery, and the supernatural. Micah also shares powerful stories from his life and ministry, including ministering angels, his call as an evangelist, his passion for the local church, and the importance of raising up the next generation.