NOT the Sermon

Episode 52: "Myrrh Nuggets"

In this episode, Jamie & Eric light up...some frankincense and myrrh in the production room, play Life's a Preach, and talk about what to do when you don't "feel" God.Shooting the Skybalon: Spotify WrappedWeird Worship: Frankincense & Myrrh incenseLife's a Preach: New Year's Motivational EditionPester the Pastor: What do you do when you don't feel anything?

Episode 51: "Calm Down with the Figgy Pudding"

In this episode, Jamie & Eric play a Christmas game, sing some Pentecostal Christmas carols, and talk about the origins of the jolly man himself, Santa Claus.Shooting the Skybalon: Christmas movies explained poorlyPester the Pastor: Who was St. Nick?How Great is Our Pod: Pentecostal Christmas CarolsThe Bible Says Whaaat?!: Nativity Edition

Episode 50: "God with Meat"

Jamie & Eric are in the Christmas spirit! In this episode, they talk about odd Christmas song lyrics, seeker-sensitive churches during the holidays, and how the incarnation of Jesus is way better than a birthday party.Shooting the Skybalon: Hard Rock Roast Song & Aussie RevengeShady Theology: Jesus' Birthday or the IncarnationWeird Worship: Odd Christmas song lyricsPester the Pastor: Should churches cater to visitors during Christmas?

Episode 49: "It Done Been Blessed"

In this episode, Jamie & Eric discuss whether pastors should be paid, eunuchs and the church, and how pre-blessed food can save you a lot of time during the holidays.
Shooting the Skybalon: Xmas seasonPester the Pastor: Should pastors get paid?So Help Meme God: Pre-blessed foodBible Says Whaaat? Eunichs and church

Episode 48: "Fugitive Monkey"

In this episode, Jamie & Eric get lost in another "Sermonception," and discuss what the Bible says about immigration.
 
Shooting the Skybalon: Eric's coffee relapse and office flood
Sermonception: Mark Driscoll & Jack Black
Shady Theology: Immigration and the Bible
Odd News: Monkey escape

Episode 47: "I Prefer Reese Without Her Spoon"

In this episode the boys talk about their worst Thanksgiving experience, how to deal with difficult family members, and who in the world was Melchizedek. 
Shooting the Skybalon: Thanksgiving Game
Pester the Pastor: How to deal with family during the holidays
To Tell the Truth: Our Worst Thanksgiving Experience
Houston, We Have a Question: Who was Melchizedek? 

Episode 46: "Honk Shame"

In this episode, Jamie & Eric release a new NTS original song "Let Your Holy Fire Burn My Flesh Alive", discuss self-help vs self-death, and break down Acts 5: 1-11, did God kill Ananias & Saphira?
 
Shooting the Skybalon: Bernie Sanders reads Genesis, honk shame
The Bible Says Whaaat?!: Ananias and Saphira
How Great is Our Pod: Original song-" Let You Holy Fury Burn MY Flesh Alive"
Shady Theology: Self-help Christianity

Episode 45: "A Rubber Ducky, a Capo, and a Goat"

In this episode, Jamie and Eric talk about the election, how to shepherd people with different political opinions, and they play a new game called "Life's a Preach."
Shooting the Skybalon: Watching election results, Jamie scares Eric during worship
Pester the Pastor: Shepherding people through election results
Life's a Preach: Sudden sermons
Eric's Edumakation: Children's ministry

Episode 44: "Goat Drop"

In this episode, Jamie & Eric bring on one of our faithful Sermonots to perform a roast rap, we talk about the greek word "ekklesia", and about how pastors aren't funny.
Shooting the Skybalon: Charlie's roast rap
Your Greek is Showing: Ekklesia
So Help Meme God: Pastors aren't that funny
Houston, We Have a Question: Feeling self-aware during worship

Episode 43: "Related by Mirth"

In this episode, Jamie and Eric discuss ghosts and pastor (princess) appreciation month. We also break the internet (and our brains) with a new segment called "Sermonception," where we review Mike Winger's review of an Andy Stanley sermon.
 
Shooting the Skybalon: Our 1st Anniversary & Phoenix gets "cawed" at
Shady Theology: Ghosts and the Paranormal
Pester the Pastor: Pastor Appreciation Month
Sermonception: We review Mike Winger's review of Andy Stanley's sermon.