In this episode, Ben and Spencer discuss the book of Philemon, which is a letter written by Paul to Philemon, a wealthy man who owned slaves.

The letter is about a slave named Onesimus who ran away from Philemon and found Paul while he was in prison.

Through their encounter, Onesimus became a follower of Jesus and Paul writes a letter to Philemon on his behalf, urging him to treat Onesimus as a brother rather than a slave.

The conversation explores the themes of love, forgiveness, and the equal playing field in the church.

In this episode, Spencer and Ben discuss the book of Jude.

Jude, written by one of the brothers of Jesus, is a very Jewish book that addresses false teaching and immorality. Jude emphasizes the importance of contending for the faith by living differently and putting God on display.

Jude references various Jewish literature and Old Testament stories to make his points.

The overall message of Jude is that God is the one who holds believers together and will bring them into His glorious presence.

Today's conversation discusses the book of Obadiah, which is a prophecy against the country of Edom.

It explores the historical context and the conflict between Jacob and Esau, which continues through their descendants.

The conversation emphasizes the importance of not being complacent in the face of injustice and the need to take action to help others.

It also highlights the role of God as the ultimate judge and the promise of restoration for Israel.

The conversation concludes with a reminder to engage with the Spirit and step out of our comfort zones for the sake of the gospel.