Every Square Inch Ryan Welsh & Gabe Davis

In what seems like an increasingly hostile culture and world, how should Christians think about the education of the children and young people in our families and churches? Is there a best option between public school, private school and homeschool?

Ryan and Gabe catch up after a long hiatus, then we talk about the Billy Graham rule. How should men and women interact in ministry and the church? Can men and women have equally close friendships despite gender differences or does wisdom call for caution or prohibition?

Ryan and Gabe talk about sex. Specifically, how should pastors and ministers talk about sex from the pulpit, in counseling sessions, and small groups. What’s the appropriate level of candor with these subjects? And especially in the context of a church during a global pandemic where there are more children in a church service than usual? Stick around until the end for “The More You Know” where we find out what Ryan and Gabe’s alternative professions could have been.

Ryan and Gabe talk about things Pastors and Preachers find difficult to talk about. Things like Giving, False Teachers, Submission, and Encouraging your leaders; things that you might not hear pastors talk about a lot for cultural reasons, or a reaction from the public. Why do pastors feel a certain anxiety around these issues or why do they feel the need to add caveats where they wouldn’t for similar issues? All this and more today, and stick around until the end to hear whether or not Gabe ...

Today on Every Square Inch Ryan, and Gabe talk about how language changes and what that means for us. Why does language change? Is it always a bad thing? If you listen closely you might even hear Riley quote some George Orwell, and if you listen to the end you can hear Ryan and Gabe's favorite athletes in "The More You Know"!

Does what you believe about the last days really matter? We think it does! In this mega-episode we unpack four of the eschatological views and their implications for us today. Listen to the end to hear how Gabe and Ryan have changed their minds over their time in ministry.