The guys continue their discussion on God and the government. This session was continuing the Q&A session from the last episode.

02:53 Why should we talk about God and the government?

06:26 How should Christians weigh leadership versus party issues?

13:34 How can we as believers reconcile the current political climate in our hyper-polarized nation?

20:30 As important as I believe it is to vote, is it wrong for me not to vote if I morally and ethically do not feel a desire to vote one way or another?

24:17 Would it be best for Christians to keep their vote private to keep them from being a stumbling block?

27:25 Does praying for government leaders only mean asking God to save them and give them wisdom, what other ways should we be praying for them?

The guys discuss God and government and how Christians should think about politics and the upcoming election.

0:03:30 What is the biblical role of government?

0:31:31 How should Christians engage in politics and government?

0:42:37 How should Christians think and talk about the upcoming election?

0:58:07 If our government is endorsing behavior that is in direct contradiction to God's Word do his people have a right or a responsibility to campaign for change?

1:02:52 If all options in a hypothetical election are hopelessly immoral, how can a Christian vote in good conscience?

1:07:36 What does the Bible say about life and abortion?

1:13:21 I know some people who have said we should not be in favor of one political party than how we should vote?

1:16:43 How do we trust that the winner of the election was chosen by God and not by cheating?

1:19:32 People are saying that this election is one of the most important ones in our history. Why are people making it life and death on who wins when God will provide?

1:23:10 Can we please talk about how our vote is less important than our individual impact in our community?

1:27:48 Should Christians completely avoid voting for someone who is pro-choice or pro-alternative lifestyle/ identity?

Pastor Aaron and Pastor Brolin relive what it has been like growing up in the age of the video game, recounting some of their favorite gaming systems and games.
 
3:40 First video game system experience

6:23 8-bit Era

11:53 16-bit Era

16:20 32-bit and Beyond

23:53 MMOs and Social Gaming

The guys continue their rant on youth pastor stereotypes.

4:37 Hipster Heath

12:09 Military Mike

18:55 Relevant Ryker

The guys talk about youth pastor stereotypes they have encountered in ministry.

5:20 Who is Teva Tim?

13:28 Who is Christian Rock Chris?

20:00 Who is Sports Guy Steve?

The guys go on a random rant about church potlucks and the stereotypes they bring out.

3:28 What's your cultural background with potlucks?

12:54 What are some potluck stereotypes?

22:01 What are your favorite potluck dishes?

25:20 What kind of cookies do you like?

26:21 Should brownies be fudgy or cakey?

Pastor Brolin and Pastor Aaron discuss "5 Christian Cliches that Need to Die", an article by Matt Smethurst.

Read the article here: LINK

7:52 “When God closes a door, he opens a window.”

15:01 “You’re never safer than when you’re in God’s will.”

18:14 “Let go and let God.”

22:45 “God will not give you more than you can handle.”

25:15 “God helps those who help themselves.”

The guys do another "random rant" on the Christian phrase "getting fed".

3:00 What do Christians mean by the phrase "I don't know if I'm getting fed"?

5:25 What does the "getting fed" mentality come from?

9:20 Can a Christian grow to maturity only by “getting fed”? Or is there more to it than that?

13:50 The guys respond to Pastor Brolin playing the "getting fed" Christian.

16:35 Do we just have a bunch of picky eaters?