Closing our series on masculinity and femininity, we talk to Brian Gall about the union of man and woman. We discuss the embodiment of self-sacrificial Trinitarian love, the sanctification from that, and how marriage beautifies our wounds in a way that brings greater glory through love. 

All of us face the same temptation from Satan that Adam was faced with in the Garden: to not trust in the love of God. Join us as we talk with Nathan Lancaster, a fellow missionary at the University of Kentucky, about how falling into this temptation creates wounds in men. We discuss what those wounds look like in everyday life and how healing those wounds comes through Christ's redemption. 

This week we bring in Jordan Luciano to discuss how women are wounded by imperfect love. This wound manifests itself as being told you’re too much or not enough. We explore where that wound comes from, how it effects life, and healing.

We continue to explore masculinity with Paul as we discuss being a brother to others. Virtuous friendship is difficult to find and live out, so we talk about how we've found success in exactly that with both men and women. We also discuss being a husband and how imperative it is to be a brother to your sister before being a partner. 

Join us as we talk to Paul Allison about masculinity and how we live out the Hebrew word, "zakar", used for "male" in Genesis, as well as the task given to Adam to "shamar" the Garden of Eden. As we explore our identities as son and father, we discuss how we live these out here and now in our current stage of life. 

This week we bring in Ella Lightner to new kick off our Masculine and Feminine Genius Series with a discussion on Genesis and God's creation of woman. We also delve into the four components of the feminine genius from St. John Paul II. 

Kelly and Brian chat about their stories and how they've come to give everything to Jesus.