Two Fools on the Road to Emmaus Podcast – Ever had a piece of turkey so dry it sucked the moisture right out of your brain?  Well Mike has (which explains a lot) and he expounds on this example as a flowery metaphor for those soul sucking relationships that always want to dominate our time.  How do we deal with people like that?  Is it okay to set some boundaries?  What role does guilt play in all this?  The guys expound on this and more.

Podcast: Download (Duration: 24:58 — 11.4MB)

Two Fools on the Road to Emmaus Podcast – This week the guys continue their conversation about the “Dark Night of The Soul”.  They explore why it can seem dark and what is happening.

Podcast: Download (Duration: 24:22 — 11.2MB)

Two Fools on the Road to Emmaus Podcast – Mark and Mike start this week commenting on the new health care bill passed in the States, and somehow manage to transition that into a conversation around the “Dark Night of the Soul”.  Is it healthy to go through?  What’s happening in those times?  Where is God?  Join the guys as they begin addressing these question from their own experiences.  And don’t miss next week as the guys delve even further into the topic.     

Podcast: Download (Duration: 22:51 — 10.5MB)

This is a poem from a dear friend,  Andre’ Lefebvre.  Andre’ is a prophetic musician and artist who loves to share the heart of God through his work.  This poem expresses his heart-break over the hi-jacking of the Kingdom by the power brokers of the world who seek to fortify their own agenda in the name of God.

I don’t belong in your…

left                                                                                                                  right
center

center left center right

extreme left  <——————————> extreme right
liberal          moderate Read the rest of this entry »

Two Fools on the Road to Emmaus Podcast – Join Mark and Mike as they continue the conversation started last week in “The Austerity Gospel”, by examining the relationship between fear, commitment and intimacy.  Somehow this leads to a question about rapture / tribulation theology, and the selfishness that seems apparent in that thinking when examined from a broad vantage.  And, eventually, the guys find themselves asking a familiar question with major Kingdom implications: does the end justify the means?

Podcast: Download (Duration: 22:59 — 10.5MB)