In this episode, we examine the meaning of this verse that is often quoted at funerals.

In this episode I talk with Myron Bruce. Myron is working in a unique ministry where he encourages churches to engage more in their singing in worship. You can find him at his website, or on Facebook.

In this episode, we look at a commonly quoted verse that is often misused. We examine what Jesus meant when He said “Where two or three are gathered in my name…"

We will soon be adding some short episodes where we discuss commonly misused Bible verses. We always want to take away the right message from the word.

If you ask a preacher to perform a wedding or funeral, what should you expect to pay? This can be a difficult subject to broach, but we hope to give some helpful information.

In this episode, we talk with Barry Grider, preacher for the Riverbend church in Dalton, GA. He talks about his work as both a local preacher and elder for the church there.

In this episode, I interview John Dobbs, minister for the Forsythe Church of Christ in Monroe, LA. We discuss his journey through grief, some resources to help, and other various things from the world of ministry. Find him on Substack.

In this episode, I discuss what it’s like being a preacher’s kid with Michael Clarke. Michael works as a recruiter for the Memphis School of Preaching, and also with the Scattered Abroad Network.

In this episode, I interview Dewayne Bryant, a professor at Faulkner University in Montgomery, AL. He specializes in Biblical history and archaeology and discusses their importance in enhancing our understanding of and confidence in the Scriptures. You can find him on Youtube, The Light Podcast Network, and by a google search. Go and subscribe and support his work.

In this episode, I interview Drew Kizer, preacher for the Ashville Road Church of Christ in Leeds, AL. He discusses his journey with chronic illness, and how a Christian can navigate life with a chronic disease. Find his recent book, Sufficient Grace at Riddle Creek Publishing, or on Amazon.