Monks are rigorous in combat, filled with a power that gives them incredible speed and proficiency with and without weapons. Out of combat, they become more mentally disciplined and driven by an internal desire for something greater. This class is unique, to say the least.

In this episode, Josh and Tony discuss the Monk class with its many traits and skill sets. Since the 2024 rules premiered, they were both pretty amazed at some of the changes made, and they discuss their opinions (all good things, naturally).

Josh and Tony also uncover some amazing Biblical truths. In the word of God, there are many disciplines that we as Christian’s can focus on. Sometimes, that journey can be a little overwhelming, but they believe the key to leaning into a disciplined life with Christ is this: “He must increase, but I must decrease.”

‭‭(John‬ ‭3‬:‭30‬) The message is a simple yet powerful reminder that humility and relationship are the foundations to becoming like Monks: warriors for Christ, proficient with the Sword of the Spirit, and in tune with the Holy Spirit that fills us with a peace that only comes from Him.
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Have you ever grown up wishing you could fight like your favorite superhero or fantasy character? To wield a lightsaber like a Jedi, to swing a sword like one from Lord of the Rings, or to fight with the ferocity of the character you make for your D&D games. We all love the thrill of victory and the intensity of battle!

But, coming back to the real world, there is a fight that we battle every day. This fight has a real Enemy, but we don’t fight it with swords, warhammers, or lightsabers. This war, however, may not be known to all except you. Sometimes we wear the armor to show how strong we are, but deep down we may be deep in the struggle, never telling anyone about it…

In this Episode, Tony & Josh talk about the “Fighter” class in D&D. It is one of the more common classes for first-time players with a lot of versatility and advantages. From new players to advanced, Fighters offer a wide variety of skill sets that make it fun for all. But they don’t stop there. Tony & Josh go into deep and vulnerable conversation about the fights that many never realize we go through. They dive into topics such as avoiding help, the dangers of fighting your battles alone, and wearing tattered armor. This is an episode that you will want to share with someone.

Ready??? Let’s go to war!!! ⚔️🛡️
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Have you ever wondered what Eden was like? Yes, we can read about it in Genesis. But have you ever wondered what it was REALLY like; the beauty of the environment, the breathtaking sounds, the scents of the flowers and air, the time walking with God in the cool of the day… it something that is hard to picture, but it’s something we long for.

In this episode, Josh and Tony go over the Druid class. This is a magic-wielding class that harnesses their power from the environment around them. Druid’s understand their environment and use it to their advantage for devastating damage and beautiful role play.

But God designed us to walk with Him in a Garden. But because of a fallen, sinful world that garden was hidden from us. Thanks to Jesus Christ, we have full communion and fellowship with The Gardener once more! Josh and Tony also talk about exactly how God’s creation looks and what we can do to reconnect with The Gardner, understand the beauty behind what that title truly means.
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