In this episode, we talk about Gap Theory, which delves into the idea of an unspoken period of time between the 1st and 2nd verses of creation in Genesis Chapter 1. Was there a time before man when a pre-adamic earth was destroyed before being re-shaped by God? What did that world look like? We also touch on the miracle of creation and the nature of life itself, as being a wonder that displays God's glory and power.

In this episode we talk about sound and wise advice for a happy marriage. This podcast is not only intended for us, as a soon-to-be-wed couple, but for all couples married or otherwise for application through day to day life. We also have a very special guest on the show today. None other than SEAN ASTIN (The Goonies, The Lord of the Rings, 50 First Dates) who offers his own marriage advice, as well as what Samwise Gamgee (the beloved hobbit character from the Lord of the Rings) would tell a newly wed couple. We were so excited to be able to meet with him! Enjoy!

In this episode, we sit down with Arthur Wilder, who has extensively researched the Carolina Bays, which suggest that a catastrophic meteoric event happened in earth's ice age that showered ice chunks down into the eastern coast, as well as Texas and parts of the midwest that drastically changed the topography of North America, and could have created tsunami events that even reached the ports of the lost city of Atlantis spoken of in the accounts of Plato and Herodotus. We talk about the possible location of this city, the historic description of it, as well as the effects that such a catastrophic would have had on other continents of the time. Don't miss this one!

In this episode, we talk about our love for J.R.R. Tolkien, Middle Earth, and the books that colored our childhood and how they are filled with tons of Christian allegory and references. His themes and characters touch on the nature of Christ, the nature of man, our calling through Jesus, our life in the constant struggle of life and death, sin and redemption, and reconciliation with God through the "Return of the King". We finish up by telling how we are incorporating such themes inspired by Tolkien into our wedding and why.

In this episode, we talk about dragons!...or is it dinosaurs? Well, in any case, we bring you interesting information about the origin of the names "dragon" and "dinosaur", historical accounts of them seen in the wild, legends of sightings in the modern day, depictions of them in artwork and architecture, and what it would mean if paleontological/geological/biological evidence prove that these amazing creatures were not as ancient as we once thought.