This week join us and our special guest, Emily Spencer, as we consider Revelation 21:4, and the peace that the Christ-Follower can have knowing that our best days are ahead.

This week join Joe and Shelli as they discuss the latest addition to the worship set, Good Plans by Red Rocks Worship. We'll talk about resting in God's provision and plan and how those plans all work together for good, stopping at Psalm 23 along the way. God's ways are higher than our ways. Rest in His plan.

This week we've got another guest in the closet - Tyler Ahlgren steps in and shares how he landed at Topeka Baptist. Enjoy a full rendition of "Hosanna" with help on electric guitar from Tyler. We'll discuss the background of the word "Hosanna" as we look at Matthew 21:1-11.

Pastor Grant steps into the recording closet this week! Recalling points from his message in Genesis 38, Pastor Grant, Joe and Shelli discuss God's faithfulness. What a profound and powerful truth, to know that God can redeem anyone's story.

This week we take a close look at the Lord's prayer. Using insight from Pastor Mark's sermon series "Pray Like This" from last year (April/May, 2023) Joe and Shelli discuss the reasons we pray, how to pray, and what that means for the believer.

What makes a hymn? Contrary to some opinions, they're not just old songs. Join Shelli and Joe this week as they discuss a beautiful modern hymn, "His Mercy is More" by Matt Papa, and Matt Boswell. Answer the poll this week, which do you prefer? Papa/Boswell, or Shane/Shane's version of the song. Lincoln provides comedy for the episode and... who is Yawn Talker?

This week Shelli gets a promotion and Karen Doss makes an appearance as our special guest. Join the three of us as we discuss the hymn from Sunday, "Softly and Tenderly", and how it describes the posture and character of Jesus Christ.

This song by CityAlight reminds us that Jesus has overcome the world. He is our source of joy, righteousness, freedom, love, and internal peace. This week we look at specific passages in the Bible that are highlighted by a couple of choruses in the song.

It's been said that Christianity is a bloody religion. Why does the Bible speak so often about blood? Why do Christian worship songs have lyrics that talk about the blood of Jesus? This week, Joe is joined by special guest Mark Doss, Lead Pastor of Topeka Baptist Church to discuss this topic.

This week, we'll look at a familiar parable from Matthew 7. What kind of Bible reader are you? Do you put God's Word in your heart and apply it after reading it, or do you read it out of duty and continue to handle life your own way? Today's song points us to Scripture that shows us how to consume God's Word.