The Moonshine Jesus Show

Caleb and Mark turn their progressive Christian attention to the MCU's latest hit movie "Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness." Along with other topics, they discuss redemptive suffering and the idea of sacrifice bringing happiness. This episode they also debut a new segment called "Make Me Look Stupid" in which they each ask the other a question in an attempt to completely stump them. So, pour a drink and tune in!

Mark and Caleb turn their progressive Christian attention to the popular new episodic anthology on Apple TV+, "ROAR." The series addresses some of the most pressing issues in society for women and does so via fairly unique storytelling. Pour a drink and tune in to hear their thoughts on the show!

Mark and Caleb take a progressive Christian look at the newest DC film, "The BATMAN." With themed beverages and thoughts on the themes of the film, the two have a good time both geeking out and getting very serious about the newest take on Batman.

Caleb and Mark bring their progressive Christian sensibilities for a look at Netflix's smash hit, "The Adam Project." They talk about everything from what grief can do to us to what we should be doing about technologies that could impact the world. Pour you a glass and tune in!

Join Mark and Caleb as they enjoy a themed drink (or two) and bring their progressive Christian perspective in considering Marvel's newest streaming show, "Moon Knight." They'll not only be talking about the themes of the show, like Dissociative Identity Disorder, but will also considering a few other theological and political impacts it may have.

Caleb and Mark have a few old-western themed drinks as they give their progressive Christian take on The Power of the Dog.

Caleb and Mark continue their month long look at Oscar nominated films with thoughts on this year's Best Picture winner, CODA. They even give some initial thoughts on the "slap heard around the world." Pour a drink and tune in!

Join Mark and Caleb as they continue Oscar month on the podcast with a discussion of Summer of Soul which is nominated for Best Documentary Feature.