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In this episode, John Unger sits down with Pastor Cogbill and Pastor Ahlenius to answer a listener question regarding suicide. What does the Bible say about the taking of one's own life? Is despair or depression inherently sinful? How can we minister to people who are deeply sad, or suicidal, or have actually attempted to kill themselves? What hope can we offer family, friends, and fellow believers when someone they know has taken their own life?

Prayer Meeting

Three Pastors analyze the complex economic and logistical reasons behind high gas prices, particularly for residents of Idaho. They explain that domestic infrastructure limitations, such as a lack of refineries and reliance on interstate pipelines, create a captive market that drives up costs beyond global oil trends. The discussion highlights how historical legislation shaped current refining capabilities and contrasts U.S. fuel affordability with significantly higher prices in other nations. Ultimately, urging listeners to maintain perspective on their economic blessings while focusing on local political issues like property tax reform rather than national energy policy.

Ephesians 1:14-23 Ephesians 4:7-15 john 1 Colossians 1:19-21 Colossians 2:3-12 Romans 5:1 Luke 24:

Pastor Andrew explores the "cry of forsakenness" and the signs of the crucifixion to demonstrate how Jesus endured spiritual alienation to provide believers with direct access to God.