Episode 4 from the GIANTS season, titled "Saturn, Part 2." Matt and Andrew talk about living in the reality that we have the Spirit of the Living God alive inside of us. Super cool.

Episode 3 from the GIANTS season, titled "Saturn, Part 1." Matt and Andrew introduce the inspiration behind the lyrics and talk about the intimidation vs. invigoration of living out the (sometimes) awkward but awesome life Jesus calls us to in blessing others.

Episode 2 from the GIANTS season, titled "Jupiter, Part 2." Matt and Andrew finish going through lyrics to Jupiter and address how a long accumulation of small changes and practices in our spiritual journeys can have a significant effect.

Episode 1 from the GIANTS Season, titled "Jupiter, Part 1." Matt and Andrew are back with season 2, where they revisit, "What is this podcast all about, anyway!?" and start to dissect the lyrics to Jupiter. The conversation includes a reframing of what it means to hold fast and fight in our faith.

Episode 11 from the Terrestrial Season, titled “Mars, Part 2.” Matt and Andrew wrap up the first season talking about Mars and the continual, ongoing process of growing and being transformed by Christ.

Episode 10 from the Terrestrial Season, titled “Mars, Part 1.” Matt and Andrew talk about valuing the process of learning WHILE doing and the even longer process of being brought into a new way of functioning together as Christ’s body.

Episode 9 from the Terrestrial Season, titled “Welcome to Earth.” Matt and Andrew discuss how awesome and staggering it is to step back and realize what it is to be a part of the Church, Christ’s body, through which he acts and moves locally and globally, and how rad it is that He is continuing to work and move in this very moment.

Episode 8 from the Terrestrial Season, titled “Venus, Part 2.” The song Mercury put forth the idea of having a richer, fuller, deeper life lived in Jesus. In this song and episode, Matt and Andrew continue answering the question of, “Okay, so what are we going to do about it?”

Episode 7 from the Terrestrial season, titled “Venus, Part 1.” The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy, but Jesus came that we would have life to the fullest. In this episode, Matt and Andrew talk about how the renewal of our minds leads to action, joining with Jesus to take back the fullness of life that the enemy has stolen or is attempting to steal.

Episode 6 from the Terrestrial season, titled “Mercury, Part 3.” Matt and Andrew conclude dissecting the song Mercury, referencing multiple spacial dimensions as a springboard for recalibrating our focus on what is unseen - for what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.

Episode 5 from season 1, the “Terrestrial season”, titled “Mercury, Part 2.” Andrew and Matt spend most of their time on black holes and the holographic principle as a parallel to the idea that the reality we see is just a shadow of a deeper, richer, fuller reality - namely, the reality of life lived in Jesus Christ.

Episode 4 from the Terrestrial Season titled, “Mercury, Part 1.” Matt and Andrew introduce the first of the 11 statements that this current musical project is based on, unpacking the idea that “we’re scratching at the surface of a deeper way to live, a fuller way to be, a more hope filled way to die.”

Episode 3 from the Terrestrial Season titled, “The Sun, Part 2.” Matt and Andrew finish dissecting the lyrics to the Sun, the first track on the Terrestrial EP.  They continue to discuss seeking Jesus in the details of life and how, though we go through thick and thin in life, there’s nothing better than doing so IN Christ.

Episode 2 from Season 1 titled, “The Sun, Part 1.” Matt and Andrew start to pick apart lyrics to the Sun, the first track on 2003UB313’s Terrestrial EP, conversing much about the process of deeply integrating Christ and his kingdom into minute by minute life in Him.

Episode 1 from Season 1 titled, “11 Planets, 11 Statements, 11 Songs.” In our pilot episode of 2003UB313 - The Podcast, Matt and Andrew set up the framework of the current 11-song project and talk about the rad outcome of letting ideas percolate over long periods of time.