In the Old Testament book of Job we are confronted with the randomness of suffering. We ask why God? But does God ask us something? Perhaps listening to his question will help us with ours.

When Jesus called us to "take up our cross and follow him," what did he mean? Why would he say we must even "hate" our loved ones and even our lives if we are to be his disciples?

Jesus sets a table where the guest list is open to all, even those who are suffering, marginalized, and abandoned by the world. All are included at his table of grace.

When we go through the storms of life our understanding of who is in the boat with us makes all the difference. The Bible study is taught by the Rev. Marcia McQueen.

Features Rev. Jan Walsh and Rev. Marsha McQueen - Associate Pastors of First Baptist Church of Madison, NC. Concluding remarks by Dr. Chuck McGathy concerning the life of his recently deceased wife Dawn.

This podcast is done in great personal sorrow. Still the message of God's justice for all is so important.

The stories of Mary and Marths as well as Elijah in a lonely cave serve as reminders of who we really are called to be by God.

In the Christian and Hebrew scriptures names had a special significance. Jesus made a name for himself as he changed water into wine and Jacob was transformed into a man with a new name. Listen and learn how God can transform anyone willing to wrestle with him.

What is the meaning of "Thy kingdom come..."? Is that a dream or us it marching orders for now. In this broadcast these ideas are examined.

(53 second delay) This is the 19th broadcast during the Covid 19 pandemic. Today's message is for the weeds in life. Evil is a reality, but so us God's great mercy. This is for all God's children.