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For the Fourth Sunday of Easter, the story continues and so do the Bubbas. Poignant discussion on the gospel from John, the Revelation (also by John), and perhaps the most familiar of all Psalm texts, the 23rd -- or Shepherd Psalm. Our outgoing music is King Herod's Song from the musical Jesus Christ Superstar, composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice.

For the Third Sunday of Easter, Delmer and John hold forth on Paul and Peter and Jesus and what in the Sam Hill the followers of Jesus are supposed to be doing after the resurrection, anyhow? Guest musicians are provided by the Church of St. Michael in Stillwater, MN performing Dignus est Agnus (This is the Feast).

For the Second Sunday in Easter, Delmer and John are considering another "arc" for preaching and consider special opportunities not only for the gospel, but for series from Acts and Revelation, as well. Special musical guests are Praise Afrik performing My Lord, My God -- composed by Jude Nnam.

The Bubbas are talking Holy Week and preaching on Easter. Guest musician is Lauren Daigle with How Can It Be?

On this dual purpose Sunday that marks the beginning of Holy Week, preachers sometimes face the dilemma of how to deal with both the Palm Sunday and Passion narratives. Have no fear! Delmer and John are here with multiple options; if you don't like any of them, well -- there you go! Hillsong Worship provides a beautiful setting of Hosanna in the Highest.

For the Fifth Sunday in Lent the Bubbas are exuberant in their reading and discussion of the texts. This is good stuff! Special musical selection comes from the Islington Baptist Church of Toronto, performing Bringing in the Sheaves.

For the Fourth Sunday in Lent we have one of the Bible's most familiar texts -- great stuff and a challenge for preaching. It's the "Prodigal" Son, the "Whiny" Brother, and the Oh-So-Patient Father. Guest artist for today is Brad Paisley performing Anything Like Me.

For the Third Sunday in Lent, Delmer and John are willing to spread the manure for a half-hour or so; come along for the ride! Special musical guest is Jermaine Edwards performing Repentance Song.

For the Second Sunday in Lent, the Bubbas are talking Herod the Fox along with Abraham and his "parts is parts" encounter before God. Interesting stuff! Appropriately, our musical guest is Mark Snow performing his Theme Song from the X-Files (aka, The Illuminati Song).

As we begin the Season of Lent, we'd like to say that Delmer and John are committing to a whole new vein of serious conversation and decorum for the podcasts for the next several weeks. We'd like to say that, but it's just not true! Seriously, though -- we love these texts and the work that preachers do each week preparing to preach them. So, here's our best effort for this week. We close today with a nice presentation of an Ira Stanphill classic chorus, It's Jesus and Me.