Jesus Changes Everything

Lisa and I consider the 3rd commandment and its relation to marriage. I look at the fascism of the left, Jesus' command to love our enemies, the first mention of the devil in the Bible and the right and wrong way to contextualize missions.

Lisa and I discuss the 2nd commandment. I consider the pros and cons of Christian nationalism, remember God's grace in creation, look back at bikes of the 70s, and unpack what we and the Reformers meant by that slogan, solo Christo.

Lisa and I discuss the 1st commandment and its implications for marriage. I consider the President's mental capacity, the first part of the story of Babel, the power of God in creation and hell's strategic advances.

Lisa and I discuss the 10 Commandments. I consider Tucker Carlson's swift Fox exit, Jesus' command that we go the second mile, start a new series, a Month of Sundays and encourage more patience among believers.

Lisa and I conclude our conversation on Proverbs 31. I consider the work of the devil is spreading sexual confusion, remember Nimrod, long for 70s candy and remind us that we are called to exercise dominion, reflecting God's glory in creation.

Lisa and I talk about Proverbs 31: 24-27. I consider the nature of tax returns, the list of Noah's descendants in Genesis, Jesus on vows and our nation being part of the axis of evil.

Lisa and I discuss Prov. 31:23. I give thanks for NHL players pushing back against Gay Propoganda, consider Jesus' teaching on divorce, remember the failure of metric and celebrate our capacity to see Christ.

Lisa and I continue our journey through Proverbs 31. Does Artificial Intelligence mean we'll be out of jobs? Noah Curses Ham, That 70s Kid Remembers Station Wagons and Worshipping the Lord of Darkness.

Lisa is recovering from an illness, so no Sacred Marriage. I encourage us to be law abiding citizens, even when provoked. cover Noah's nakedness (pun intended), remember Jesus' warning about hatred in our hearts and give thanks for the blessing of God's discipline, even when it hurts.

Lisa and I continue to look at Proverbs 31. I consider the political strategy of wagging dogs, remember baseball from the 70s, give thanks for God's rainbows and deal with the question of headcoverings.