The Wandering Years podcast as we know it is coming to an end. Seasons of change are upon our hosts as they say goodbye to the show as we know it. Hear what's going on and how you can enter into seasons of change with an open heart, ready to follow Jesus' call for your life.

William and special guest, Alex Hugo discuss the experience, philosophy, and theology of beauty. What is the beautiful? What is it like to be caught up in it? Dostoevsky said, "Beauty will save the world." Don’t believe us? Come and see…or listen at least.

William and Andrew examine faith and science. Where do Christians land with science? 

William and Andrew are reaching into your wallet this week. How does God want me to handle my finances? Is it about how much I give each week or is there more to tithing?  

It can be difficult to decide what to do with your life. When you enter college, the possibilities seem endless. The idea of doing anything with your life can be exciting, it can also be daunting.  William and Andrew discuss how to find the right vocation for your life. 

William and Andrew are back for a new season of the Wandering Years! 

In the season two premiere episode, they look at what does it mean to take a Sabbath? In our hurry-up culture, the idea of rest is not frequently viewed favorably. When we look at scripture we see Jesus took multiple opportunities to step away to refresh Himself. Sabbath doesn't always look like time in prayer, in fact, it can be your favorite hobby. But what does it mean when we turn to distractions rather than nourishment in downtime? 

Journey into this episode to discover how and why you should take a weekly Sabbath. 

William sits down with Nathan Qualls, a friend of the show and former youth pastor, for a special bonus episode. 

Looking at the big picture, why are young people leaving the Church and why does the Church sometimes feel stale? This is not a critique of the Church, but sometimes it feels like the Church is aimed more at information rather than transformation. In this episode, the discussion is centered around the need for the recovery of the Gospel as a story. How can the Church spark a renewed invigoration in our hearts again? 

In the season one finale, William and Andrew discuss what does a Godly dating relationship look like?