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Part one in a series on Mental Health

Todd Deatherage returns to the show to discuss the recent Hamas attacks, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and his peacemaking work with Telos. 

Fr. James Martin returns to the show to discuss his new book Come Forth. 

Rob Bell returns to the podcast to discuss heavy work, graduations vs. divorces, and his novel. 

Memoir author Esau McCauley discusses writing a eulogy for their truck driver father, the prophetic gifts of Sophia in their family, unexpected turns and revealing goodness in their life, navigating different intellectual and cultural options, reflections on toxic masculinity and vulnerability, and the power of reading stories from different perspectives.

Psychiatrist Curt Thompson discusses isolation, anxiety, shame, and his new book. They explore the desire for connection, bridging science and religion, the relationship between suffering and pain, the impact of past trauma on anticipating the future, the concept of glory, and express gratitude for their new book.

Jason Adam Miller returns to the show to discuss paradox, the Beatitudes, and his new book When the World Breaks.     

Dr. Russell Moore joins the show to discuss his new book Losing Our Religion: An Altar Call for Evangelical America.

A few words about deconstruction

Jonathan Storment returns to discuss how we got the Bible, how Luke helped him know his truest self, and Bonafides.