If you missed part 1 of this interview, click here to listen. It was top notch.

Gareth Higgins is a writer involved in peace and justice issues in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He's also into spirituality & art (especially cinema). Check out his blog and podcast, FilmTalk.

For more SBE/movie stuff, don't miss our Watching Theology podcast and our interview with Jeffery Overstreet on his book Through a Screen Darkly.

Gareth Higgins is a writer involved in peace and justice issues in Belfast, Northern Ireland (remember Zero 28?). He's also into spirituality & art (especially cinema). Check out his blog and podcast, FilmTalk.

For more great SBE/movie stuff, don't miss our Watching Theology podcast and our interview with Jeffery Overstreet on his book Through a Screen Darkly.

**This interview is split into two parts. Check back for part 2 on Oct. 11.**

Join Steve Brown (and Etcetera) for a stimulating discussion with sex expert Dr. Doug Rosenau as we talk about how virginity is about more than avoiding sex.

Dr. Doug Rosenau is a licensed psychologist, marriage and family therapist, and Certified Christian Sex Therapist with the American Board of Christian Sex Therapists. He's a pioneer in Christian sex therapy, and the author of the best-selling book A Celebration of Sex: A Guide to Enjoying God's Gift of Sexual Intimacy, A Celebration of Sex for Newlyweds, and Soul Virgins: Redefining Single Sexuality.

rev-o-lu-tion \rev-e-lü"“shen\ n–repudiating tepid systems and practices of the Christian faith and introducing a wholesale shift in how faith is understood, integrated and influencing the world

According to years' worth of data collected by George Barna, the church is in the midst of the biggest Revolution of our time. Droves of committed believers are foregoing Sunday mornings to live a 24/7 faith unfettered by the clutter and bureaucracy within the church walls.

In stark contrast to both the stuffy, formulaic religiosity sometimes found in the established church and the feel-good, invent-your-own spirituality, the Revolution is casting off anything that hinders a full, vibrant life of discipleship to Christ.

Join Steve and George Barna on this week's edition of The Brown Sessions and get the skinny on the Revolution.

I went into this interview expecting the polar opposite of what we got. Who knew that "emergent" and "emerging" were two different things? And who knew that a pastor could get away with saying the stuff Driscoll does and still have a mega-church? Oh well…welcome to postmodernity, I suppose. Maybe there's hope for me yet.

Anyway, this was a fun time. Join Steve and Mark Driscoll on this week's edition of The Brown Sessions.

However, not everyone is equally thrilled with Mr. McLaren's work. Some fundamentalists have even declared that he's in league with the devil and on his way to hellfire.

Join Steve and the crew on this week's edition of The Brown Sessions as we talk about The Secret Message of Jesus with the ever controversial Brian McLaren. And click here to check out the comedy bit that is referenced in this interview.

Join Steve and Tony as they talk about the carnage that lies ahead as we move closer to the 2008 presidential election, and how we citizens of The Kingdom can stop the killing.

Tony Campolo is professor emeritus at Eastern University and the founder of the Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education, an organization that develops schools and social programs in various third world countries and in cities across North America. He's the author of 34 books, his most recent being, The God of Intimacy and Action: Reconnecting Ancient Spiritual Practices, Evangelism, and Justice.

Listen to this week's Scandalous Freedom podcast to hear more from Steve about demonizing our "enemies."

If you're one of the 70 million people who already know about XXXchurch.com, then you may be familiar with its founder, Craig Gross. You might have seen him debating Ron Jeremy on TV or at a college campus near you. Maybe you saw him at one of his booths at a porn convention where he hands out Bibles with covers that read, "Jesus loves porn stars." It was probably at the debate…sure.

Join Steve and Craig on this week's edition of The Brown Sessions for some great intercourse.

Then Michael Reagan was adopted again.

Join Steve as he talks with Michael Reagan about his book, Twice Adopted, that details his struggle with loneliness, shame, feelings of rejection, and the belief that God doesn't care about us.

Michael Reagan is heard daily by over 5 million listeners via his nationally syndicated talk radio program, "The Michael Reagan Show."

"What [posturing] leads to is this dual life. Who I am before you, I know I am not behind your back. And so the discrepancy, that sense of contradiction, I think is an acid that eventually literally tears away at the very fabric of faith for most leaders."

And get this…

"I think if you were to peer into many leader's hearts, they remember believing. They remember the first love. But in one sense, the posturing has so eroded something of their own capacity to be real and to be alive…that they've become somewhat robotic and certainly distant. And that kind of leadership never is a person that you would want to deeply follow."

Dan Allender is the President of Mars Hill Graduate School and Professor of Counseling. He's the author of a bunch of books, among them, The Wounded Heart: Hope for Adult Victims of Childhood Sexual Abuse. He's also a former drug dealer and deeply flawed individual. Now you know why I like him so much.

Join Steve as he talks with Allender about his book, Leading with a Limp: Turning Your Struggles into Strengths. If you're a pastor, it may just be the beginning of your salvation.