Doug reminds us to take time during this lockdown to work on relationships and discover again the value of our family members.

Doug reminds us of what the completed works of Jesus on the cross accomplished, when He uttered the words,"it is finished".

While working in the basement at his own home, Doug offers some thoughts from Peter Mead concerning when believers again begin to gather together at church and what that will possibly look like.

Doug shares some inspirational thoughts from Kevin DeYoung's blog surrounding the shortest verse in the Bible, "Jesus wept" found in John 11:35.

Is it of restlessness or gentleness that comes from God? Doug gives us some challenging thoughts amid the stress of COVID.

Today Doug takes us through some of the inconsistencies surrounding the COVID 19 safety measures, but he also points out that God isn't socially distant from us. He ends the show with a beautiful song by Joni Eareckson Tada.

Doug reminds us that in spite of, or because of these uncertain times, we are to look to the promises and commands God gives and not be frightened by the news. He has work for us to do and has us in the palm of His hand.

Due to COVID 19, Doug is now working from home. He shares observations on this new normal, as well as what was probably his last shopping trip for awhile. He also gives some good advice for all of us, passed along from a high school headmaster to his students.

Everything in our human nature makes us want to do our own thing. But we serve a God who submitted at a level we can't even begin to comprehend. What can we learn from His example?