Andrew Crowe has a book being released on October 5th called Looking for Light in Darkness. In this episode. Andrew gives a brief overview of what one might find in the book, in case someone is interested.

Episode Resources:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HK3KY3QC

Today, Andrew takes a backseat to let others speak. While you may be hearing his voice, a lot of what you will hear is not his words, but the words of mothers who have suffered from Post-Partum Depression. Listen as these sisters in Christ speak about their struggles and offer advice to others.

Andrew delves into the topic of Looksmaxxing and how it can bring harm to others.

Proverbs 23:29-35 contains much to say about alcoholism. When we turn to science, does it match the record of scripture? Andrew Crowe goes verse by verse to show how the two match up perfectly.

Who do we sing? We might normally respond with, "God commanded it." Technically, that is a correct answer, but there may be more at play here than we think. Studies on the brain have shown that the entirety of it is at work, not just when we listen to music or play it, but also when we are involved in the act of singing. God created us with the power to be emotionally invested in song. Let's take a look at how.

If tears are a natural thing, then why do we consistently apologize for them? We need to have a serious discussion on the topic.

If children with autism are demon possessed, the only way a child could receive relief is through said demon being cast out. The question is, "Do miracles still occur today?" In answer, we examine 1 Corithians 13.