During the start of this year's revival series, Andy discusses the need for confession as the recognition for our faults. It's a humbling experience and can steer us back in the right direction.

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A political question about the problems at the border camps leads to a lot of different topics, including Christians’ place in the political sphere, the importance of prayer, and the calling God places on us to help the foreigner and the orphan. Includes very light and cautious wading into political waters.

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Choirs from both First Methodist campuses came together to perform the 20th century classic work, long known for its difficulty and the precision needed to accomplish the work.

Conducted by our own Dr. Terry Morris.

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Ann closes out the David series by talking about what happens at the end of your life, and what it's like to look back and see the work that God has done.

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Kaitlyn talks about a movement that means a lot to her - the emerging/emergent church (she explains the difference, don’t worry). It leads to a lot of conversation about what the modern church should be trying to do, and why we battle internally over smaller issues.

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Andy discusses David's series of bad mistakes since David met Bathsheba. Andy believes that if David had reached out to God, or even friends, perhaps his series of mistakes wouldn't have happened. But David was lost in his bad decisions.

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This week, Ken discusses the start of David's fall in life. David commits a sin and plots a way to avoid being caught in his sin; it's a very human response, and although our sins may be different from David's, we will all one day be faced with our wrongdoings and have to decide between our sins and God's path.

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Ben sits down with Dr. Terry Morris for a special music episode. The two discuss the preparations of our choir's upcoming performance of Leonard Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms. They dissect the intricacy of the piece and the composer. Dr. Morris shares his own struggles throughout his career and dives into the challenges operatic vocalists face.

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With the help of some familiar voices, the group takes on two questions this week. One listener asks how we can work together to bring unity in our divided political atmosphere. Another questions whether Paul means individuals should seek greater gifts or the corporate body.

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This week, Andy reminds us to experience the joyness of the Lord every now and then, because if we're not paying attention, something holds us back.

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