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I begin with the lyrics to one of my old songs narrated as a poem with a wonderful instrumental by Josh Woodward embedded with it. That lyric is entitled, "Spinning Spinning." Next I share two chapters from my book, A Holy Hodgepodge, entitled, "The Key" and "The Inner Thermostat." I finish with another Fanny Crosby lyric entitled, "Little Steps."

This is my last podcast (for now). All 230 episodes will, I pray, always be available to listen to. I will continue to pay $5 a month so that these remain archived here at Buzzsprout. There is an amazing amount of creativity in each of these episodes and my hope is that people grow closer to God as they listen to these.

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I begin with an old poem of mine entitled, "Summer Storm," then share two chapters from my book, A Holy Hodgepodge, entitled, "Irritation" and "Our Potent Minds." Finally I share another wonderful Fanny Crosby lyric entitled, "Jesus, Help Me."

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I begin today's short episode with my poem, "The Book That Really Matters" followed by a chapter from my book, A Holy Hodgepodge, entitled, "Play It Again, Sam," and finish with another Fanny Crosby lyric, "God Is Love."

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First, a little poem I wrote "To The Evolutionists," then I share a different perspective on the Genesis character, Joseph. Then I share another Fanny Crosby lyric entitled, "Glory Glory, All Is Glory."

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I start this episode with an old poem of mine written when I worked for Amazon in one of their warehouses. It is entitled, "Although a Cut Heals" and special music has been embedded with my narration. Then I share a chapter from my book, A Holy Hodgepodge entitled, "I Dream a Game of Wacamole." Then I share another lyric by Franny Crosby entitled, "Firm on the Rock I Stand."

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I start this episode off with an old poem of mine set to an instrumental by Alan J. Moore. The poem is entitled, "How Can You Tell a Babe in the Womb." Then I share a chapter from my book, A Holy Hodgepodge entitled, "The Tracy Miracle" and finally I share another Fanny Crosby lyric (coupled with an instrumental) entitled, "Calling for You."

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Today I share a version of Jesus Loves Me you've probably never heard before. I narrate the lyrics to some blues by Jason Shaw and the process works! Next I share the story of my song, "Jesus Be Within My Day," and then the song. I then share a chapter from my book, A Holy Hodgepodge entitled, "I Celebrate My Dysfunction," and conclude this episode with another Fanny Crosby lyric entitled, "Hand in Hand."

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I start off this episode with an original poem with music by Kevin Macleod. The poem is entitled, "Heaven Is My Real Home." Next I share a chapter from my spiritual autobiography, The Opening Window entitled, "Let's Prepare for Jesus' Return," and then I complete the episode with a lyric written by Fanny Crosby entitled, "Glory Ever Be to Jesus."

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Today's episode I share "A Call to Prayer," found in the public domain. Then I share a chapter from my book, A Holy Hodgepodge, "Has Someone Raised My Ire?" and finally I share a lyric by the prolific Fannie Crosby entitled, "Do All the Good You Can."

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Today I share a song of mine that I narrated as a poem with music by Kevin Macleod. The "poem" is "What You Do to the Least of These." Next I share two chapters from my book, A Holy Hodgepodge entitled, "Hi Ol' Silver" and "God Is Prose" then I complete this episode with a lyric by Fannie Crosby entitled, "Behold the Wonderful Love."

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