Faith in Jesus changes our actions and motives at the head, hand, and heart level. Sit down with Jack and Ryan as they walk through James chapter 2.

Why are we supposed to consider our trials to be joyful? What does it mean to hear and do the Word? Grab a coffee, your Bible, and have a seat with Jack and Ryan as they use the book of James to navigate conversation.

Having 27 years of experience in the mission field, Jeff Lander finds himself now coaching, counseling, and providing hunting/fishing retreats for pastors across the U.S. Tune in as Jack and Ryan discuss with Jeff the stress of current pastors and just how the outdoors can be a means of encouragement and restoration.

Listen in as Jack and Ryan discuss 24.7Hunt with Darryl Moore, one of the original members. They kick the episode off by talking about Darryl's upbringing and how 24.7Hunt came about. Later in the episode, they ask about Darryl's faith and how he tries to use his influence to impact the kingdom. They close the episode with discussing Darryl's favorite scripture and possible Swamp Dog x 24.7Hunt collaborations in months to come.

1 John 2:16 says "For everything in the world—the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life—comes not from the Father but from the world." Listen in as Jack, Ryan, and Aaron talk about how our pride can lead us to a place of spiritual bondage in the last episode of the series.

Lust is one of the most serious types of bondage that can prevent us from a true, authentic relationship with Christ. Listen in as Jack and Ryan discuss how our sexual desires hinder us from following Jesus. 

How does studying scripture and a relationship with Christ help us break the chains of addiction? Join us in this episode as Jack, Ryan, and Ethan dig deep to understand the root of addiction and the spiritual grip that it can have on our lives.

What are generational curses? How has your childhood upbringing created bondage in your life? Join Jack, Ryan, and Holden as they talk about how our spiritual bondage can be rooted in the ways we were raised.