In this episode, Pastor Brito returns to discuss the history of feminism and its detrimental effects in America and the church. Joshua and Ryder help uncover fundamental misunderstandings of the feminist worldview and expose it for what it is: demonic.

In this episode, Joshua and Ryder finish their conversation with Dr. White on how to interact with Muslims. They discuss the barriers Muslims have to Christianity, Dr. White shares many anecdotes from his extensive debate history, and he ends with a powerful exhortation that all Christians must remember.

In this episode, Josh and Ryder talk with long time investor and investment advisor Sam Nelson. They discuss the major advantage young men have today when their time horizon is wide and they are able to take some risk. They also attempt to break down the gateway into investing by diving into this deep pool about the market and investor psychology.

In this week's episode, Ryder and Joshua have on guest Sam Nelson to talk about the why's and how's of building wealth for the kingdom. This is the first part of a 2 part series on stewarding your finances as we, as young men, learn to take dominion over the resources God gives us to grow.

In this episode, Joshua and Ryder lay down the necessary groundwork for two upcoming episodes about finances from a biblical worldview. They outline four important things every Christian needs to believe and remember in order to be faithful with the money God gives us. Stay tuned for the next two episodes where they dive into the practical applications of these ideas!

On this week's episode of "How Shall We Then Live", Ryder and Joshua talk about working out and stewarding your body with physical fitness expert and Christian Jarad Lastie. They dive into proper mindsets to have, where evidence of working out can be seen in the Bible, possible pitfalls, and ways to get started.

In this episode, Joshua and Ryder finish their discussion with Pastor Stout about covenant theology. In this second part, they discuss the practical implications of having a covenantal mindset. They focus on how it affects your worship, your family, and your daily life.