Jesus Changes Everything

Lisa and I continue our conversation with Doreen Virtue on New Age thinking. I consider the tradition of student unrest in America, Abraham's claim that he and Isaac would return from Moriah, Jesus call to us to obey His words, building our lives on the rock, and my all too real Inner Pharisee.

Lisa and I continue our conversation with Doreen Virtue, rescued from the New Age. I call for Nuremberg trials over COVID. Month of Sundays considers God's call to Abraham to sacrifice Isaac, That 70s Kid remembers cut-offs and tube socks and we offer a warning about distractions.

Lisa and I are joined by Doreen Virtue, former new age guru, rescued by the Lord. I consider the strange bedfellows joined together against Israel, Abraham's second run-in with Abimelech, seek our ministry partners and consider how easy and deadly it is to complicate the simple gospel.

Lisa and I conclude our conversation on grace in marriage. I describe my experience with angry young men. Hagar is sad and lonely, again, God renames Abram and the goodness and danger of "getting grace."

Lisa and I continue to discuss the importance of grace in marriage. I consider how the internet has weakened our communication, the birth of Isaac, Jesus' warning to those who cry out "Lord, Lord," and finally answer the question- will there be sin in heaven?

Lisa and I discuss the importance of grace in marriage. I explain the horror of the national debt, the follow of Abraham lying about Sarah, again. I look back to 1979, minus the 45 years between then and 1934, and celebrate the power of God's glory.

Lisa and I consider the weight of wedding vows. I suppest that calling everything an "op" changes nothing, explore the roots of the Cananites, seek ministry partners and ask and answer, which English Bible is best?

Lisa and I continue our conversation on the roots of marital woes. Why the left loves to cast conservatives as dangerous extremists. The bizarre sin of Lot's daughters, the wisdom of Hagar in calling God, "The God Who Sees" and why Christians should be the most cheerful of all.

Lisa and I discuss some of the ways marriages can get off track. Plus, Alabama's shameful abandoning the tiniest of babies, Lot's wife, wolves and sheep and how James and Paul are on the same page on justification.

Lisa and I conclude our conversation with cancer survivor Chris Wark. I consider the evil of a judge striking down a man's agreed upon wages, Lot's sons-in-law in crisis, my school lunches from back in the day and the heart of the matter, forgiveness.