Two Fools on the Road to Emmaus Podcast – How much money, time and energy is consumed by the sundry events Christians put on each year?  From passing out evangelistic pamphlets to putting on massive shows, the church seems to spend a disproportionate amount of its resources creating events to attract people.  Mike and Mark discuss this, and wonder how many relationships are in our daily lives that we ignore because we’re too busy.  Are we missing the fields right in front of us?  Do these artificial events work?

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Two Fools on the Road to Emmaus Podcast – Following some violent protests at the recent G20 summit in Toronto, the guys begin discussing non-violent protest vs. pacifism.  This leads into an exploration of the way we relate to each other in terms of power, and raises questions of how we choose to either lay down our rights (power) or cling to them, each day.

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Two Fools on the Road to Emmaus Podcast – What is detachment?  Can it influence the way we live and love?  Mark and Mike examine how attachment and detachment shape the way we relate, use power, and minister to each other.

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Two Fools on the Road to Emmaus Podcast -  Is God angry when we have doubts?  Can doubt be a part of healthy faith?  Today the guys talk about our definitions of faith, and how many of them limit our growth in Christ.

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Two Fools on the Road to Emmaus Podcast – Continuing from last week the guys press into a discussion around the nature of community and how it grows.  They look at the concept of unity and then examine why we seem so unwilling to relate very deeply with those outside our comfort zones.  Also, using the example of the Missional movement, the guys look at our inclination to build community around activity, rather than the person of Jesus.

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