There is a proposal to bring a casino to our community.

Up until now, I haven't know much about this issue.  Pastor Randy and others have made a compelling case.

Tune in to find out why, if you're going to bet on anything, bet on this, the house always wins.

Join us as we jump around a bit but discuss millenials and the church, taking criticism, among many other topics!

Submitting?  Is that really a good thing?  In 21st Century America?  Seriously?

Tune in to find out the freedom that comes from godly, biblical, submission.

Listen in for hymn 3 from 17th Century Icelandic priest Hallgrimur Petursson's "Hymns of the Passion."

Listen in to hymn 2 from 17th Century Icelandic priest Hallgrimur Petursson's "Hymn's of the Passion."

Hallgrimur Petursson was a 17th Century Icelandic priest and poet.  His Hymns of the Passion are still a part of Iceland's traditions during Lent.

To help you on your Lenten journey this year, I'll read from each of them.  Meditating on them has proved fruitful for me.  I'm sure it will be for you as well.

Looking for a stronger sense of the peace of Christ in a chaotic world?

Join me and Brother Greg as we discuss the way to get there: The Discipline of Solitude.

Join me as my friend Drew and I let you listen in on the kinds of conversations we typically have.

Hold on!  It's a wild ride!  Lots of rabbit holes!  

But one thing in common: we want to listen and understand one another!

Join us!  Let's see if we can transform our culture to allow for more dialogue!

Join me as I sit down with an excellent Brother in Christ and certified sex addiction recovery coach!

Gary has a fascinating testimony.  A friend in high school helped lead him to Jesus.  Jesus transformed his life!

But Gary still had struggles to work through.  With the help of Christ he was able to overcome.  So can you!  Whatever it is!

Tune in to hear this incredible story of God's supernatural love and power!

Join Brother Greg and I as we dive into the next chapter of Richard Foster's book.

This is a pretty important discipline, perhaps THE most important one.  

Without practicing simplicity, there is no time, no space, no margin available for the others!