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For the Eighth Sunday after Pentecost, Delmer and John hold forth on the Samaritan who Showed Mercy -- some might say he was "good." Was he? Tune in to find out! Special musical guest is Michael Jackson, who offers Man in the Mirror for your introspective listening pleasure.

This week brings the Seventh Sunday after Pentecost, as well as for those who preach in the USA -- Independence Day. A little thought about this dual nature of preaching for today, with the gospel and pastoral responsibility helping us find some balance. Our musical closing features the late, great Dr. Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys singing, Almost Home.

Well, we had a little technical difficulty here for the Sixth Sunday after Pentecost, but we got most of the show on here. I kinda lost Delmer there at the end, so you won't hear his basso profundo "Everybody, bye!" -- but the witty commentary is all here. Anyhow, special musical guest is Beau Autin, who performs and records all nine vocal parts in an arrangement of the Moses Hagan classic choral piece, Elijah Rock.

For the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost, it's all about the hogs, the demons, the man possessed -- and Jesus! Special musical guests include Phil Harris, Sebastian Cabot, and Bruce Reitherman performing the 1967 version of Bare Necessities, from Walt Disney's The Jungle Book.

Men, women, sinners, and saints; they're all here for the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost! Delmer and John go at the texts for today, and the ensemble from Beacon Church International sings the classic hymn text, I Stand Amazed in the Presence (of Jesus, the Nazarene)