Pastor Pat and Layman Dave take on sloth, laziness, idleness, apathy, or however you define the sin of selfishness. We see it in our workplaces, churches, and the world. We discuss the need to be in the "business" of loving our neighbors in all our callings the Lord has given us by serving them and not ourselves.

Pastor Pat and Layman Dave chat about the book of Revelation from a Lutheran perspective and how it is meant as a message of hope to Christ's Church of all times and places.

Psalm 11:3, "When the foundations are being destroyed, what can the righteous do?"

Pastor Pat and Layman Dave discuss the 1994 book, "Postmodernism Times - A Christian Guide to Contemporary Thought and Culture" and how this almost 30 year old book predicted the world's current culture.

Pastor Pat and Layman Dave talk post Easter gospel accounts in the midst of funeral arrangements and how Lutherans lift up Christ and His cross in death of our loved ones.

Pastor Pat and Layman Dave talk original sin, the 10 commandments and our day to day sin and what Lent has to do with it.

In this Epiphany episode, Pastor Pat and Layman Dave talk about light from heaven; Jesus the light of the world and His mission to save sinners. 

Does Christmas seem to come earlier and earlier every year. When you see Christmas and Halloween decorations up at the same time, do you scratch your head? Slow down and wait with us during the season of Advent as we properly prepare for Christmas to come in all of its joy.

Pastor Pat and Layman Dave kick around Reformation Day and how God used Martin Luther to restore the Gospel to the Church. Enjoy!

Pastor Pat and Laymen Dave talk about what it means to be a disciple (follower) of Christ and not just a member of a church. The world will try to tell us, "You have time for Church at the end of the week". We say that you have time for Christ and his Church everyday and especially on Sunday (The beginning of the week). Make Jesus the center and not just a part of your life. Amen!

Pastor Pat and Layman Dave talk end times. We've been in the end times since from the cross Jesus said, "It is finished", but is this the end of the end?