<p>In the fifth episode of Things I Should’ve Said, Jay Hewitt talks about what it’s like to be scheduled to give a talk on a subject that is a little too close to home. Days after being at the bedside of his mother-in-law as she passed away from cancer he had to make the decision whether to give his message he had already prepared - based on Psalm 23, the famous funeral psalm. </p>

In the fifth episode of Things I Should’ve Said, Jay Hewitt talks about what it’s like to be scheduled to give a talk on a subject that is a little too close to home. Days after being at the bedside of his mother-in-law as she passed away from cancer he had to make the decision whether to give his message he had already prepared - based on Psalm 23, the famous funeral psalm.

<p>In the fifth episode of Things I Should’ve Said, Jay Hewitt talks about what it’s like to be scheduled to give a talk on a subject that is a little too close to home. Days after being at the bedside of his mother-in-law as she passed away from cancer he had to make the decision whether to give his message he had already prepared - based on Psalm 23, the famous funeral psalm.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 5 | Psalm 23 and the Experience of Personal Loss

This is a truly unique show. Jay is a pastor, and every week he gives a message to his church. He stands on stage and says a lot of words, and then gets off stage and thinks about all the things he should’ve said. There is always a bunch of stuff left unsaid and a bunch of stuff he wishes he didn’t say. This is a podcast for all the things that should’ve been said. It’s post-church, post-sermon, post-pastor...post-script... It isn’t a sermon – it deconstructs sermons and gives you an inside look at what goes on in the heart and mind of a pastor every week.

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Episode 5 | Psalm 23 and the Experience of Personal Loss

Episode 5 | Psalm 23 and the Experience of Personal Loss