In this second Podcast, we look at Amos 1:3-Amos 2:5. We will see the long-suffering God promise judgment on sin.

Although a part of the Bible, Amos is largerly unknown and misunderstood. Today, Amos will use nine questions to bring us to not only turn to Jesus, but also move us to be shaped and formed by his book.

In this podcast, we introduce the unknown Amos, who is both powerful and applicable. Here we go with the first podcast from the Bourman twins ever! We are hoping it will be a deep dive into the Scriptures and the Gospel.

Sometimes, questions just stop us in our tracks. Today, Jesus stops those who would follow him with a question that leads to finding true peace, cosmic shalom, in his holy name.

Kwanza used to be a thing; so did the Baptism of our Lord until it wasn't. Today, we look at the reasons why we celebrate the baptism of our Lord. We think you'll agree. It's not only worth celebrating; it's necessary.

You can "downgrade"Jesus easier than you think, but with some things you should just never accept anything or anyone else. Jesus is like that. He is just plain better.

Have you ever heard of a "Blue Christmas?" Not everyone experiences Christmas in the same way. In fact, some experience Christmas like Joseph did as if it were a loss. Today, we will see God move Joseph from a place of loss by faith to a place of joy. By faith, we overcome the Christmas blues!

Some live in an uncomfortable place between the finished work of Christ and his work of renewal at his second coming. By faith, that same place is blessed. Jesus calls John the baptist and all those who suffer blessed because they can imagine by faith what comes next by Jesus' renewing power: abundant life.

Some people turn prophets into nutrionists. Others turn prophets into sandwich-board, fire-and-brim-stone preachers. John the baptist came to plant in our hearts the greatest hope: God is near to save.

Today, we consider together the question of questions. We are going to call it the dying question because it is a question spoken by a dying man. The question leads to the living answer, opening the very gates of paradise.