Looking at Ephesians chapter 4, is unity still possible in 2020 or are we too far gone? We explore the principles in this chapter and see how they might still help.

Jay discusses the goals and approaches of communication when the message matters and how to be an effective messenger for your causes. He uses examples from his own public speaking, readings, stories he's written, and shares his philosophies about writing and creating.

Annie Lobert joins us to talk about her life as a victim of sex trafficking, how she escaped, and how she is helping others to escape and heal too. You can find out more at HookersForJesus.org and by listening to this episode.

From Matthew chapter 6, Jay discusses acts of kindness, prayer, and the focus of our minds and hearts as we choose where we want our rewards to be.

Jay Wilburn discusses Matthew 5:13-16, 21-30, & 33-48. The discussion includes unburdening ourselves, attacking problems at their source, and making our lives and the lives of others better.

Jay Wilburn explores the attitudes discussed at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew chapter 5 verses 1 - 12.

Some problems look impossible because they are. Jay Wilburn looks at the stories in Matthew chapter 14 to see what people of faith are supposed to do with impossible problems.

Jay Wilburn explores the story of the Good Samaritan  and what it tells us about love, mercy, our responsibilities as people of faith, and how that applies to our current world.      

Jay Wilburn discusses Matthew Chapter 21, the nature of violence, the responsibilities or faith, the requirement of changing our minds in order to serve God, and the applications to current events.