This week Dr. D shares his favorite 5 verses.  Listen and see if you agree.

After a two-week hiatus, we are back in the studio. Brother T is back from his sixth trip to Israel and has finally recovered from the journey. Now he steps first to the plate as he and Doctor D share their 5 favorite verses and discusses why. you will be surprised what verses made Brother T's top 5 and why.

What does Jesus mean when He commends us to knock, seek, and fund? How does the way God treats us affect the way we treat each other? Are there some people in our who don't deserve to be helped? Let's talk about how asking for help relates to the Golden Rule.

Are certain foods prohibited by God for His faithful to eat? What about certain drinks? Is a particular food or drink ok in one place and not in another, or with one person and not another? Listen and our spiritual veterans discuss a topic that relates to everyone who wishes to live life abundantly and free.

Shepherds, stars, innkeepers, and a virgin with an unborn child are all essential elements of the most beloved Christmas story ever told. Listen as Brother T and Dr D pull the curtain back and closely examine this cast of unlikely characters.

Mark doesn't mention the birth of Jesus. John hints at His birth by stating "the Word was made flesh." Luke is the romantic and beautiful stories of shepherds, angels, and heavenly choirs. Luke's Christmas story focuses on Mary and is most often read at Christmas. Matthew tells of Jesus' birth from a different perspective than any other gospel. Matthew recounts the visit of the wise men to Jerusalem and later to a house in Bethlehem. Matthew also reveals Joseph's struggle as he is confronted with the pregnancy of his engaged wife.     

Is there a correlation between the trend to elevate the status of animals and the devaluation of human life? Does it have anything to do with abandoning God and embracing materialism? Let's talk about the value of life both temporal and eternal. 

Most of us would agree that Psalm 23 is probably the most often quoted and memorized passage in the entire Old Testament. Psalm 100 is a distant second. Psalm 23 is is intensely personal and Psalm 100 is more about being a part of something bigger than ourselves. Shouting is an expression of that faith community, particularly when it comes to joining together to worship. In this week of thanksgiving Dr. D and Bro. T explore the 100th Psalm.