This must truly be one of the most misunderstood and often perverted subjects in Christianity. What does it really mean to be submissive? What responsibility does the husband actually need to be aware of? Is a balance system of some sort called for or perhaps already in place but overlooked?

Why do some groups practice communion and some practice foot washing? Why do some only do one of the two? Why do some do neither? What do these practices mean? What do they stand for? Are they necessary?

Is there a chance to escape hell? Can a person go to hell and after spending some time there be deemed to have suffered enough and be released to go to Heaven? Will Jesus grant pardons to certain occupants of hell?

They come at the most inopportune times! Why do these people think you need to hear about Jesus? Why don't they leave you alone when you tell them you go to church? What about the people down the street and friends that "got religion"?

What is a tithe? How should a church's bills be paid? How should the preacher be paid? Some churches seem to always be begging for money some seem to be extravagant. This is a rebroadcast of a previous message aired in the beginning days of Redneck Theology. I felt a need to resurrect it.

Have you tried to read the Bible but found it boring or too difficult? Did you start out to read it and quit after a bit? Would you like to be able to read it and understand it?

As you enter the new year does it feel different? Did Christmas really feel like Christmas? Wonder why? What can be done to make it different?

A very short greeting to you the listener.

Is December 25th when Jesus was born? How did that become the date we celebrate Christmas? Is it truly a Christian holiday or could it be pagan? Should we celebrate Christmas? These are some of the questions answered in this segment.

Are you confused by Christians? Are you a Christian and confused by other Christians? Maybe you're not a Christian and confused by how they act or talk. Sometimes Christians say or write one things that make others wonder about them. Is it a problem?