MWUTT 38: What can a Christian do about despair, boredom, and loneliness?

Welcome to our episode of Men Who Understood the Times. I'm Michael, and with Zach and Chris today. And, uh, so our disclaimer, as we're gonna be talking about some things like, are gonna be talking with medical information with, you know, depression, boredom, loneliness, that we're not physicians. Uh, we just work for the Great Physician. And when we talk about depression in this episode, we're not necessarily talking about physical or medical depression. It's more of a despair or a melancholy. And, and then, uh, with you guys, what are you drinking today? This, so we're recording this on a Sunday afternoon. Chris, what are you drinking?

So I've got a, uh, cocktail of two different kinds of teas. Uh, chai tea and peppermint. Tried to mix the two. It's pretty good.

All right. You're a brave man. I cannot handle tea. It's just like flavored water. Zach, what are you drinking?

I've got a nice, uh, honey wheat ale called Comb and Crocus. It's, uh, from a local microbrewery.

All right. And so I had a busy day today of church like both of you brothers, and then I had to go fix my mountain bike, and then go up mountain biking, rush back to record this. So I figured I deserved some whiskey.

Ooh.

Ah.

In my, in my Stormtrooper glass.

That sounds good.