Join Jayce and Sam as the walk through Screwtape letter twenty-one and delve into the lessons Screwtape has for his nephew Wormwood.

Jayce and Sam have a light hearted conversation about their favorite moments in the 7 book series of Narnia.

Join Jayce and Sam as the walk through Screwtape letter twenty and delve into the lessons Screwtape has for his nephew Wormwood.

“No religion has ever risen above its conception of God. Christianity at any given time is strong or weak depending upon her concept of God. The basic trouble with the church today is her unworthy conception of God.”

• ~ AW Tozer, The Attributes of God, Vol.

• Join Jayce and Sam as they delve into the character of who God is as revealed to us in His word.

Join Jayce and Sam as they walk through Screwtape letter nineteen and delve into the lessons Screwtape has for his nephew Wormwood.

Join Jayce and Sam as they walk through Screwtape letter eighteen and delve into the lessons Screwtape has for his nephew Wormwood.

Join Jayce and Sam as they walk through Screwtape letter seventeen and delve into the lessons Screwtape has for his nephew Wormwood.

WARNING: Halloween has a shady and slimy past. We jump into that history on a decently deep level in this episode. We do not suggest this episode for children. While no expletives are used there are many topics, from druid practices to gay parades, that are explicit in nature and are not for young ears.

Christmas for Christ’s birth, Easter for Christ's resurrection, 4th of July for the founding of our great country, even Thanksgiving has a rich history of gratitude to the one true God. But what about Halloween? What is this holiday on the calendar that we celebrate year after year? Even if we know not the reason we join in with the festivities we oft go right along with the cultural flow. Here Jayce and Sam stop and ask what is the history of the holiday. Samhain (known now as Halloween) predates even the birth of Christ by 900 years or so. How is this the oldest of all our calendar holidays and yet the one with the least amount of knowledge or meaning to us?