Mel, Joel, and Michael spend the first half of this episode discussing the tragic murder of Iryna Zarutska on a light rail train in Charlotte, North Carolina. Why do such heinous crimes seldom lead to actual change? What are we getting wrong in the way we react to such headlines? What is the proper response which would minimize future occurrences? Next they talk about the common misconception that, "money is the root of all evil." What is the correct biblical doctrine concerning the love of money? Is it possible for a person to be both wealthy and Christlike? Could chronic poverty be a reliable indicator for underlying character flaws?
NOTE: This episode was recorded before the assassination of Charlie Kirk. That tragic day, as well as the inestimable consequences of it, are not considered in this conversation.
