This episode features a first time duck harvester on opening day of youth duck hunt....Brother Bandit aka Isaac Phillips. We recap the hunt and recall the life lessons that we learned from a dedicated decoy. Sister Abigail pops in and discusses her upcoming flip flopping birthday tumble party.

This day-late episode lassos the lesson we learned today in Super Kid's Church and tells how to untie the tangleness we often find ourselves in while riding for the Sherriff.

This episode, although short and sweet, slings surprising seeds of turnips and fresh facts about fruit.

This episode covers a proper perspective to survive the prisoner camp of life, tells a story of corn manipulation to attain the prize, and explains that being a dog may not be an insult. Oh, and listen to the trailer for a new and upcoming podcast for kids!

This episode brings Big John from the bed of affliction back to the happiness of home. Hear two stories that are seemingly light years apart but somehow strangely similar, separated by the power of perception.

This episode starts off with a bowl of podcast-powering turnip greens, meanders through a mighty miracle before hitting a hairy arrow explosion and landing on an angel unaware.

First time guest and Momma to a trio of Papaw's pumpkins Sister Brooke joins me today to unfold the unexplainable individuality of children and ponder thoughts about how to interpret the snapshot of reactions that we see on Sunday mornings.

This episode analyzes a state that is often misconstrued as the end of the road, when in reality desperation can be an opportunity for God to reveal himself through mercy and power. A recent diverted catastrophe had Big John Cade Posey and I talking about a few folks who found themselves in desperate situations (John included). We pull some examples from the Word, oral history, and personal experiences to highlight a place which is either at the end of a road, or at the door of a miracle. The outcome depends on who we turn to in desperation.

The single-handed episode was chiseled out with the intention of having the opposite effect of a cactus chair or a meat ball to the snout....to inspire you to be proactive instead of inactive. Let the message of the mill stone be a ready reminder of the importance of the small things instead of a necklace of regret.

This episode is bound to be better since we found ourselves benefiting from being more like a common, inspirational friend. Bro Zach Leal and I cover a Kountry Kids recap, hit the benefits of Bible Quizzing, step back into comforting, familial time and discuss some forgotten country customs, and hopefully open the eyes of some influencers of children dealing with national traumatic events.