In this episode, I share a bit about our spring break road trip to Myrtle Beach, including stops at the Ark Encounter in Kentucky and the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, NC. I also plug our upcoming concert this Saturday, April 5. Then Doug and Sara do a deep dive into a piece I just wrote for Holy Week that I will be sharing here soon. I reminisce about a cheesy song that used to bug me, and explore the non-human participants in the passion story. Enjoy!

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This year marks 20 years of hometown ministry for Jeremy, and today he shares a reflection on that journey. The gift of a red guitar for graduation signaled a transition from a childhood of chasing basketball success to an adult life of pursuing a Song to give life meaning and a Song to share with others. Enjoy!

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Jeremy's back with an original short story, a creative account of Mary of Bethany and her alabaster jar in John 12:1-8. Enjoy!

Enjoy an excerpt from Jeremy's unfinished book about an imaginative trip with Jesus to the Father's lake cabin up north. In this chapter, Jesus takes Jeremy through the Father's bountiful vineyard and the neighbor's overgrown property hiding a toxic well.

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In John 12, Mary fills the entire house with a sweet smelling fragrance. Meanwhile, Judas exudes a different aroma—a foul smell stinking up the dinner party. Let's begin the season of Lent by pondering the aroma our lives are giving off, and where to apply spiritual deodorant if necessary.

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Our friends Sarah and Doug are back for another "Deep Dive" episode discussing my recent piece on Dylan's Blowin' in the Wind. I think you'll enjoy their insights and analysis.

Bob Dylan’s “Blowin’ in the Wind” poses profound questions about humanity’s struggles such as war and oppression. Its refrain suggests that answers are elusive—perhaps nearby or forever outside our grasp. I have begun to sing this song in a more redemptive key lately. Did Jesus reveal to us the answer that Dylan said was blowing in the wind?

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You can tell a lot about the character of a leader and an administration by the company they keep and the people they have seated at their table. David's relationship with a cripple named Mephibosheth offers a timely lesson and challenge.

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In 2 Samuel 6, David is moving the Ark of God to Jerusalem in a celebratory procession when the ox stumbles, the cart teeters, and Uzzah is struck down dead for mishandling God's holy presence. What timely lesson can we learn from this disturbing story?

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I'm back...sort of...talking about my Bob Dylan tribute show, treehouse BnB retreat, King David and a heavy pastoral word on immigration.

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Myarticle on Immigration with a bunch of links and resources mentioned.