The book review podcast returns after a long lay off. We take a look at a Christian classic, a Dodge City history, and the Princess Bride and Philosophy

The entire gang is back to talk about God’s call for us to return to Him in Hosea 6. Return to the one who tore in order to be healed!

A little jaunt to Scotland to check in on John Willock and how God grows his church around the world.

I know, I missed a week. But I had the podcast. And here it is. We won’t make you miss a podcast here. You just get a bonus podcast this week. Rev. Mosely and I talk about the importance of daily devotions in God’s word.

Rev. Mosely and I discuss 1 Timothy’s exhortation to pray for those in authority and what that means for us today.

Everyone has returned and we are back in Hosea 5. We discuss what it mean for the Lord to be like a lion and His waiting for us to turn to Him.  

The Jesuits start down a couple of paths to go on offense against the Reformation in 1552. These pathways bear fruit later, but are worth noting as a programed response because they start in the 50’s.

What do you think are some of the big stories of 2020? What do you think will be lasting implications of what has happened this year? Listen to a few of my thoughts on it, and of course, the comfort of Christ as King.

Rev. Powell and I continue the discussion through Hosea 5. Take a listen to the trumpet blow to warn about the moth and the rottenness for Israel, Judah, and us.

Thomas Cramner and the Anglican Church comes up with a Second Book of Common Prayer in 1552. What can we learn from this second attempt and Reformation in the Anglican Church?