This episode begins the last series in Season 1—a four-part series on the "Four Ps of Disagreement."

Why disagree (point)? Who should we disagree with, and who should we avoid like the plague (people)? Where should we disagree (place)? How do we do it (process)?

This is a focused summary and detailed application of all that Chris and Kyle have discussed in Season 1 regarding disagreement. If you are looking for the "Cliff Notes," this is it. Download, study, and get ready for the exam at Christmas dinner.

Politics and religion, here we come.

Join Chris and Kyle as they discuss the purpose of disagreement and why every Christian should conceive of it as a virtue and something good for the Church and the world.

Can we be honest for a sec? People don't get honesty. They can't really define it, and they don't comprehend how essential it is to any relationship.

Honesty isn't truth-telling or forthrightness. It carries a different posture and tightens relationships differently. There's more affection, more involvement.

Honesty is kinda like really important. For having a clear conscience. Praying to your Creator. Having and keeping friends. And confessing your sins.

Join Chris and Kyle as they discuss honesty and its place in achieving disagreement in this eighth episode of Two Pour Spirits.

Courage is the topic of this third installment of The Virtues of Disagreement.

Having to defend your argument for Christian Nationalism in front of a political pundit or asking what “indefatigable” means takes some courage. Disagreement can help with this.

But fighting off jellyfish doesn’t count. And being afraid of flies makes you a pusillanimous. And running into a burning building might just be tomfoolery. And ranting about cultic churches on Facebook is just dumb.

So what is courage, and how does disagreement cultivate and refine it? Join Chris and Kyle as they discuss this important virtue for the common good in the seventh episode of Two Pour Spirits.