True confession time!  Join me as I share a slightly embarrassing story.  But it's a story that reminds me how important it is tell you, and to tell everyone I can, about the sweetness of Jesus and his grace. 

Join me as I sit down with my wife, Heather!

Although we work as a team every day to keep our family together and moving in the right direction, today was different.

We teamed up to share a little bit about the joys and struggles of life as a pastor's family.  

This is not something that's normally in her comfort zone.  But I think she did a GREAT job!

If you know a pastor, pastor's spouse, or pastor's kid, make sure to do something to bless them today.

Maybe even send this their way so that at the very least they know they are not alone!

Join me and my buddy Bay as he shares about his battle with grief.

Nearly 20 years ago, Bay lost his first wife Deb.  He lost his Mom, then his Dad.  His joy for life went with it.

But Jesus provided a way for him to make it through to the other side.  

Tune in to hear about how Jesus guided him, and eventually led him to his current wife, Terri.

Join me as I sit down with my friend Anne over a bowl of ice cream.  She has a lot of insight for us.

She has had some really bad religious experiences.

She comes from a dysfunctional family.

She has felt fearful of and far from God and church.

Shame has kept her away for a long time.

She thinks Jesus is great!  He loves everybody!  She just has a hard time believing he loves her.

If this sounds like you or someone you know, you need to listen in.  

So grab some ice cream, cookies, cupcakes, or pie, and taste and see that the Lord is good. 

Join me and Morris St. Angelo, pastor of New Beginnings Church in Slidell and lead minister of the Slidell Minister Association.

Morris shares his testimony of coming to Christ, how the sweetness of success turned bitter, and led him to the sweetness of Christ.

We also talk about a book he wrote recently called, "Slidell, Our Kind of Town: The Story of Us."

It is a fascinating story of how Jesus can bring people together across denominational, political, and racial lines for the good of a community.

Brother David is back!  We're starting a series on spiritual abuse!

Brother David is the pastor of Christian Fellowship Church in Marrero, LA.  He is the president of the Therapon Institute, and Koinonia Bible College.  

He teaches a course on spiritual abuse with KBC and is sharing some helpful nuggets with us today and in the days to come.

If you or someone you know has struggled with toxic churches, toxic pastors, toxic leadership, maybe they've even walked away from Jesus

because of it, this is for you.  This is for them.  Chances are they are rejecting a Jesus and a God that isn't the God of the Bible.

Tune in today, and in the weeks to come.  Affirmation and validation in these situations can be POWERFUL.

Join me as I share about a painfully disappointing experience from a few weeks ago.

Bad experiences often drive us away from things that may not have had anything at all to do with causing the pain.

But that tells us a lot about why some people don't come to church.

But is church a place?  Or a people?

Is Jesus only found in a building?  

Listen in for my thoughts!

Join me and my Charismatic Catholic friends as we talk spiritual warfare.

I had quite the experience recently and I asked them to help me deal with demonic attacks and activity.

Brock is back, and we are moving on the final discussion on the Bible and what it's really all about as we take a look at the Gospel.

Christians, pastors, and non-Christians often mess this part up.  But it's really the key to everything.  Without it there is no Christianity.

Join us!

Join me as I sit down with Brother David Rodriguez!

Bro. David is Pastor of Christian Fellowship Church in Marrero, LA, President of Koinonia Bible College, and President of The Therapon Institute.

Today, he shares his testimony and begins to get us on the path to a discussion about the signs and dangers of spiritual abuse.

If you or someone you know has experienced pain at the hands of a pastor or a church, this is a MUST listen.

I'm looking forward to having him back for more in-depth conversations on the topic.