Hello and welcome to a very special episode of Faith Adjacent. I'm your host and resident Bible scholar Aaron Moon and joining me today.

Two people who repent from ever leaving one of those tracks that look like money is a tip. It's Evan Dodson and Jamie Golden. But before we get started, y'all, we're in the midst of spooky season. Right now, this episode's coming out the day before Halloween. And you know what's really spooky? How poignantly and or in Rogue One reflect our current cultural moments.

Do you like that?

Y'all like that there?

What a segue. No for the audio.

Aaron almost spit out her drink thing.

It's really spooky, y'all.

And last week, over at the Faith Adjacent Shop, we released a brand new Star Wars episode bundle

in which we explore the faith adjacency of the movie Rogue One and seasons one and two of Andor.

You'll hear who I believe we should rename the entire show Andor after. You'll hear why Aaron,

a historically non-Star Wars fan, dove headfirst into the deep end of the Andor Waters.

All this and so much more, including favorite and forsaken moments, life versus

youth group sermons inspired by quotes, it's a rebellious good time. This bundle is available

exclusively at the Fade the Jason shop, so head over to faddejason.com slash Star Wars or

click the link in the show notes to check it out. These days are cultures marked by political

unrest, polarization, and anxiety.

Beauty and art feel like a luxury or even a distraction.

But what if art, beauty, and poetry are exactly what we need to face the crisis at hand?

Can poetry help us protest, pray, lament, and even hope?

On a special series from the No Small Endeavor podcast, host Lee Seacamp invites us all to pursue goodness and light in spite of the darkness that seems to descend around us.

You'll hear from poets like Joy Harjo, former U.S. Poet Laureate, Halel Liza Gafori, a poet musician and acclaimed translator of the Persian poet Rumi,

and Padraig Otuma, poet theologian, and host of poetry unbound.

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