Can you believe it’s been a whole year since Roof Chamber’s first livestream? Through a total of three seasons and fifty-one episodes, the Lord has continued to use this podcast, glitches and all, to reach out to the lost through the plainly expressed Gospel of Jesus Christ. So come and be a part of the reunion! Laugh and learn with Crew members from Season One to Season Three as we go back over how the Roof Chamber began, how the Lord brought everything and everyone together, the origins of the ministry’s name, and yes, even some of the inside jokes and the hilarious behind the scenes stories.   

Was it a simple act of kindness and charity...or the not-very-subtle launching of a Communist recruitment program?  

Is gender truly fluid? How do men honestly feel about women against the backdrop of the cancel culture era?   

In Matthew 19, Jesus says that, when God created mankind in the beginning, He made them male and female. Was He wrong? Today's Cancel Culture seems to think so as it seeks to blur the lines between men and women.  

Jesus tells His followers that we cannot love both God and mammon, warning that we will wind up devoted to one while despising the other...or hating one while loving the other.  

What are the odds that Jesus could have arranged to be born in Bethlehem and for His family to flee Egypt when He was two years old?  

Someone once said, "No parent should ever have to bury his child." When death unexpectedly darkened the door of one wealthy Filipino family, some just couldn't believe the father's faith-based response to the loss of his 29-year-old daughter.  

For over a year now, people around the globe have had to deal with the realities of diminished movement, confinement, and curtailed social activity which has resulted in a number of psychological consequences on people of all ages.   

Can we all agree that the world would be a better place if only everyone would just be nicer to one another? Instead of all the nonstop backbiting, yelling and fighting, wouldn't we all be happier if only the bad guys would just stop being... well... bad?

Is gender truly fluid? How do women honestly feel about boys being boys, or men acting like real men? Is the current thinking right that men need to "get in touch with their feminine side?" Do real men even have a feminine side?