If this request brings you no dread, may God bless you. For most men, sharing their faith is a difficult ask, even though the Bible beseeches us to spread the Gospel. Trouble is, the traditional model tends to be the energetic preacher who regales us how, in the lowest point in his life, the sudden "bright light of Jesus" saved him. Believers all around shout "Hallelujah!" Who wants to follow that? We discuss different ways one can speak about their faith, sometimes by not speaking at all, but by just in the way they treat people. The fellows talk about the ways they have made their testimony their story, and some of the challenges they've had along the way.

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A dedicated worker never stops learning, that's one of the tenets of the Ministry of Competence, the idea that as Christians, we should be mindful we are working for the Lord, not "the Man." But that's far from easy in jobs that can be dangerous, enervating or just plain boring. We discuss how men can witness for Christ simply by putting their best effort into their work, no matter what the job is. We also talk about finding meaning through working for something larger than one's self, something young people seek and a place where our religion may intersect with cultural trends.

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If we accept that Jesus’ resurrection was the most important event in human history, why do the Gospels offer so little about those 40 days he walked the Earth? There are no accounts of miraculous healings, parables and sermons before crowds, or even large public appearances. The only miracle he performs is a massive catch of fish, a callback to an earlier miracle which led to the calling of Peter. Why did he never go to the Temple? And beyond the New Testament accounts, what can we as believers divine about “eternal life” from these short glimpses of the resurrected Jesus?

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