In this episode of Book Sessions, we discuss Leo Tolstoy's "The Death of Ivan Ilyich" and reflect on the reality of death and the Gospel.

Join me as I discuss Cormac McCarthy's epic work, "Blood Meridian," with Blake, Josh and Adam. We talk about the work, the man, and try to find Jesus!

Join me as I talk with Bishop Mark Zimmerman and discuss the Yellowstone Missionary District, ministry, books, and TikTok.

The final homily of the First Book of Homilies from the 16th century English Reformation covers the topic of strife! The source material for this episode comes from Rev. Dr. Lee Gatiss and his work "The First Book of Homilies: The Church of England's Official Sermons in Modern English," published by Church Society/Lost Coin.

Sexual Sin "is so abundantly common and has grown to such a height that among many it is counted no sin at all, but rather a pastime, a dalliance, and but a touch of youth--not rebuked but winked at, not punished but laughed at." Thomas Becon wrote these words in the 16th century, words no less relevant today than they were then! The manuscript for this episode is from the work of Rev. Dr. Lee Gatiss, "The First Book of Homilies: The Church of England's Official Sermons in Modern English," published by Church Society/Lost Coin.

"And now, good people, let us all be diligent to note that it is not lawful for servants and subjects ever to resist or stand against the superior powers." Listen to this homily from the 16th century and allow it to challenge your perspective on obedience to authority. The text is taken from Rev. Dr. Lee Gatiss' work found in "The First Book of Homilies: The Church of England's Official Sermons in Modern English," published by Church Society/Lost Coin.

In this homily, we hear wisdom from the 16th century about the fear of death and the hope of the Gospel. The text is once again taken from Rev. Dr. Lee Gatiss' "The First Book of Homilies: The Church of England's Official Sermons in Modern English," published by Church Society/Lost Coin.

Join me for this conversation with Bishop Ryan Reed of the Diocese of Ft. Worth. We had some audio issues, but it is well worth the investment! (Tip o' the hat to Adam for his help.)

The 8th Homily from the original dozen of the English Reformation contains challenging and comforting words. The text is from Rev. Dr. Lee Gattis and his "First Book of Homilies: The Church of England's Official Sermons in Modern English," published by Church Society/Lost Coin.

Join me for a conversation with Camden as she discusses her research into MK Ultra and Mind Control. We think about Jesus also.