In the season finale of Season 3, Derrick and Jason recap Judges 11-12 and the story of Jephthah.  We desperately need Jesus as our Savior, and thank God that in His grace and mercy we have Jesus.

Derrick and Jason recap the intermission that we find in Judges 10 this week.  They also discuss our incredible need for Jesus.

This week Derrick and Jason discuss Judges 9 and the incredible need we have for Christ in our lives.  We also have a great interview in the second half of the episode.

This week Derrick and Jason take a look at the takeaways from Judges 6-8 and the story of Gideon.  There is a lot to learn from these chapters about the power of God in our lives.  They also have a special interview that you are not going to want to miss.  Get ready to laugh!

This week Derrick and Jason talk about the powerful Sunday that we got to experience this week and how God is at work at Lafayette First. They then switch gears and talk about we can learn a lot from the way that the early church worshiped God.

This week Derrick and Jason look at the pattern that is being set in Judges 2-3 and how we can see so much of ourselves in that pattern.  They then interview The Path Podcast super fan Blake Austin and get his thoughts on how God is at work at Lafayette First.

This week Derrick and Jason recap the beginning of a new sermon series at Lafayette First called Judges, and then they share their favorite New Testament passages.

This week Derrick and Jason share their dreams for the future of the church. Join in and listen to how God is working in the hearts of a couple of our pastors.

This week Derrick and Jason recap an Awesome Easter Sunday, and then they share their top 5 worship songs that have had an impact on their lives.  Join in and listen, then take a moment to share your favorites as well.

This week Derrick and Jason discuss the final handle to hold on to from the book of Galatians, and then dive headfirst into the topic of God's holiness.  It's a deep subject, but it is vital for us to understand how to relate to our God.