Talk the Walk

Walk or Limp

Henry's still trying to get the opening down, while Gabe talks about the Gaby-bunch meeting the Texas Govna! Henry goes off on the state of the world in a rabbit trailed rant; you might even say he's just a bit "kissed off". In our Christian walks, there are times that we’re rolling right along and in the words of Michael Buble, “feelin’ good” and then there are times when we want to kick our own tails, because we feel that we repeatedly let God down and it’s the last thing we want to do. Are we just not trying hard enough? Do we just not care? What the heck!Ezekiel 36:26-27; Romans 6:6; Romans 6:19; Romans 8:29; 1 Corinthians 15:49; Philippians 2:12-13; Titus 3:5

Balancing the Struggle Within

The brothers Mo discuss the secrecy of the Walk to Emmaus as Gabe's wife and their sister have completed their walks, and Henry breaks code and gives away a secret of the walk. Henry goes on a rant about boring ol' musicals and how no one ever breaks into song!
If we love Jesus and profess Him as our Lord and Savior, we all take the walk of sanctification and somewhere along the way, we get pretty good at controlling what we let creep out through our mouths. Or maybe we get better at controlling what we look at or blowing the horn when someone makes us angry. But what about the inside? Is it a problem if the inside doesn’t match the outside and if so, where do we go from there? 
Matthew 5:28; Matthew 12:34

Support Your Local Sibling

The brothers had a quick jaunt to Virginia to see their Navy Nephew off and had a wonderful time doing! Henry talks about what a great time he had doing the podcast with Carrie. Thinking about how sin is like… a vampire, the boys discuss how accountability is a must. But with that said, it’s easy to swing too far in the other direction and forget to actually support one another in our Christian family.

Dynamic Range

What's purty awesome, a last name of Moses, has two thumbs and ISN'T one of the brothers? Well special guest host, Carrie Moses of course! Gabe had to leave town... or work his way out of the dog house, we're not sure which... and the notorious Carrie is stepping in on his behalf! Henry and Carrie share their favorite versus and discuss the why behind them. Side note, when you get two hot winded hosts, it may run a bit passed the average run time!
Henry's Favorites - Matthew 28:19-20; Philippians 4:4-7; Philippians 4:8,9; Romans 8:31-19; James 1:2
Carrie's Favorites - Deuteronomy 6:5; Romans 8:37, 38; 2 Corinthians 12:9; Psalm 91:14-16; 1 Peter 1:6.7

Man in the Mirror

Henry reveals Myles's thoughts on his accent, when it comes to the podcast, but the brothers discuss the idea that slow is actually fast while also suggesting that Myles is hearing the "slurping noises” in his head and they are not actually real; but soon after they come to realize that it's brother Gabe who's committing the crime!
The brothers have an intervention for Myles... because they care, but he doesn’t. As they slide into the topic of the week, they discuss the need to digest, meditate on and to gain a deeper understanding of the Word of God, rather than just reading it and walking away without an understanding or at the least being able to remember what you just read. Joshua 1:8; 2 Timothy 2:15; 1 Samuel 15:22-23

Be Anxious for Everything

Starting out with an "impersonation" on Tommy Lee Jones suddenly leads to... Christian 80s rap??? Is Henry jealous of Gabe's hair, Will he make the leap and get… plugs? Experiencing worry, unease, or nervousness, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome. Philippians 4:4-7 – 4; Matthew 6:25-34 – 25; I Peter 5:6-11 – 6

God Helps Those Who Help Themselves

As Henry reflects on turning forty-seven, the brothers begin to sound like old fogies while discussing their sore joints and what it means to approach the dark side of forty. While considering the old saying, "God helps those who help themselves, they begin to consider their sister Jenny’s critique of the show, asking them to tone it down; should they? Gen. 1:28; Mark 16; James 1; Colossians 3:17 

Finding Your Place

Gabe makes it through the opening line without looking at his phone to do so and Henry compares it to a fully developed bird clinging to it's nest. Gloria Estefan makes a special guest appearance as various old songs rear their heads from the depths of rabbit trails. After sliding into a recent roller skating experience and the falls that come from it being 25 years since last skating; the brothers discuss what it means to accept the place that God has us. Are we content in what God has for us or is it not good enough? Proverbs 16:9; Philippians 4:10-13

I Believe, Help my Unbelief

The brothers discuss proper dress attire and come to the conclusion that well.. Gabe is not his own man. Henry's a little sour that Gabe wears fruity jeans, leading to a discussion on a men's line and what it should be named. As Henry gets an astronomy lesson from Gabe they discover if the is moon on a collision course with the Earth, or floating away?
As Gabe admits to receiving some brutal upper cuts from Dan Browns “DaVinci Code” the brothers discuss truly seeking God, are we continually working and striving toward Him? Does it mean we're not really seeking Him if we have moments of disbelief? 
…and how many “slurps” of coffee did you hear? Myles stopped counting at ten!Mark 9:14-29

When Christians Struggle with Depression

The brothers are fired up the new year while talking about the challenges of 2022 and how it grew them. Attempting to frustrate Myles with the silly idea that Rocky better than Star Wars, they reveal their delusion of being "cool nerds". Though they begin to get serious, Gabe goes medical and embarrasses Henry with his appropriate medical terminology.Is it wrong when Christians struggle with or go through seasons of depression? Does it make us less than others? Join us as the boys get teary eyed as they dig a little deeper into their own struggles, and Gabe reads “Even If” by MercyMe. Psalm 34:18; Philippians 4:6 and 7; Psalm 42:11. 
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