Continuing in their discussion on prayer, Bill and Byron share thoughts on the will of God, as well as His daily provisions.

As we get into a new discussion, Bill and Byron talk about the purpose of our prayers, and how we are to pray to the Father. Do we pray to recognize His holiness? Or do we pray our own desires?

Bill and Byron discuss the importance of [good] theology and tackle some modern "christian" ideas we have. Are they biblical? What could the possible hazard be behind them?

From the Garden to the Tomb, Jesus deals with betrayal, hatred, lies, and abandonment. Today we discuss the last hours that lead up to the death of our Savior

COVID, judgment? Modern music, and "Stay at Home Church"

Dealing with continuous unbelief in His believers, Jesus again is "deeply moved" which moves the Lord into performing a miracle that will be the pinnacle of His ministry. It will be the greatest event recorded to help affirm the disciples in their ongoing work.

Jesus wept. A beloved friend has recently died, there is much mourning over this loss. He sheds a tear of great sorrow, but these tears are not for Lazarus, for he will be raised to life.

Their brother has just died. Heartbroken that Jesus has done nothing to help, the sisters are heartbroken. In moments of great sorrow, we can lose sight of our faith or even the plan God has set. We sometimes forget the promises He has given to the true believers

A friend of Jesus is dying, His sisters send word in hopes that Jesus would visit and heal their brother. Jesus waits

Laodicea, the Complacent Church. Unfortunately we have many of these in the ranks for Christianity all across America. Some even in our own towns. How can we spot a stagnant church like this, and what should we do about it?