Taking a question from a long-time listener, Phil tackles the tough question of "Does God send Jesus into our lives at an appointed time."

Phil is solo while Ian is tied up in a church meeting. He is a bit at a loss for words so he decides to ask God for help and the conversation then turns to asking God and others for help.

Exodus 20:7 - The Third Commandment. We need to be careful when we "take" or "Carry" the name of God. We are representatives of God and when we call on HIm, we need to be careful how we "use" his name and I am not talking about cussing. Tune in for more.

Continuing the conversation from last week, Phil and Ian speak this week about how much your life can be changed if you simply live your life knowing you are loved by God. It will alter how react to everything.

In Job 1:8-9, God tells satan to consider Job. Satan says "Oh yeah, sure, He trusts you because you protect him." That raises the question of do we follow God because of what He gives us or because of Who He is to for us?

From talking about what was for dinner to talking about God's love and how nothing can separate us from it, Ian and Phil have fun in this episode and share the amazing simplicity of knowing a God who loves us beyond measure.

Hebrews 10:25 has been used by many people to try to drive up church attendance, but what does this verse really mean? Should it be used to make people feel bad for missing a day of church?

Phil and Ian take a deep dive into what it means to be a pastor and discuss how institutional churches sometimes are not what God had intended, but can be nonetheless. It's all about relationships.

Turning to Matthew 7:3-5 for a look at why Jesus spoke the words about taking the plank out of our own eyes before we focus on the speck in our brother's eye, the conversation turns to how we need to let God be God and we should focus on our own relationship with Him instead of what is wrong with everyone else.

Have you ever heard God say to you "Ask me for something"? In this episode, Ian and Phil talk about how Elisha asked Elijah for a double portion of his spirit. The discussion turns to why we so often don;'t ask God for things when He clearly told us to Ask, Seek and Knock