Now it's time to say goodbye, goodnight, sleep tight. Due to the vagaries of the production parameters, the fragmenting of the audience to cable television, carnivals, water parks, etc. we are pausing paid podcast production on these services. They will continue on other formats as I hope to move to video enabling things like PowerPoint.

We pause to catch up on the events in the life of my family. Two tragic deaths, but two wonderful reminders of the hope of resurrection. Then we spend a few minutes noting that politicians swear allegiance to party over country. I'm against A if my party is not in power, I support A if my party is in power. We see it all the time and it's sickening. Well, Washington (George, not DC) warned us.

A quick look at the massive inflation in the cost of a college education going back to the 1970s. We comment briefly on the current virus remedy. Some people (BLM) have some good reasons for being hesitant (search Tuskegee Experiment). Finally, we emphasize the need to hold the Bible as the Word of God to be studied and followed, not just as a "sacred" book.

Brief ramblings today about the frustrations of watching people following "experts" (in religion, politics, etc.) instead of taking the hard road of study and self-discovery. Too often we sacrifice liberty for safety because it's just easier. It's easier to just do and believe what a church or politician tells me (or promises me) than to take personal responsibility.

We go back in the past to talk a little about life, love, and the Lord. I open up a little and recount a broken heart which led to a life I could never have imagined. Perhaps my story may bring encouragement to lonely believers. The longer version of this story is contained in a book called "ON THE WINGS OF GRACE ALONE," the testimonies of former lay Catholics (available at Amazon).

Short commentary about experiments, respect, rights, and the future.

Sabbath-Keeping is growing as dispensationalism is being attacked from all sides. Sounds like the end times to me! Today I drone on about dispensationalism being attacked online and then move on to wonderful truths found in an overview of Colossians Chapter 1.

Today, as promised, I post something I recorded this past winter concerning Contemporary Christian Music (the good, the great, and the bad). We also wander along America's road and look around at her decay. In all this, we praise the Lord and we thank the Lord he has left us his Prophetic Word to guide us in this hour.

Over the recent past, I've been trying to be open with my emotions, especially the emotion of love. We've talked about how destructive anger can be, so today we talk about the necessity of loving those around us. During the celebration of life of someone I've known my whole life, it again struck me how important our personal relationships are. Love should hold a prominent place in the life of all believers.

A short message from the holiday weekend using alternate equipment! We briefly step back and remind ourselves that God speaks to us in scripture in terms of time. That is, we cannot comprehend concepts outside of time so we shouldn't try. We need to confine ourselves to the hopes of the believer as revealed in scripture, in time. We are also reminded that there is a physical world and spiritual world, and we must be careful to understand our limits in both.