Keeping all that we have to do today may require something more than memory. Our hosts, aging, aging and aging find that marking things on that wall calendar just doesn’t work so good anymore.

There is an old saying that says, “Loose Lips Sink Ships”. They also sink Pastors that can’t keep a secret. Breaking someones confidence can end, friendships, partnerships and relationships. How secure is YOUR vault?

This week the guys deal with some questions about ethics. Today they look at those who are not so good about responding to texts, emails and phone calls. Some pastors scored pretty low were afraid.

Did Moses, David & Elijah go straight to heaven? Did the unsaved in the Old Testament go to hell? Is there any difference today with what happened THEN?

When we close our eyes in death, what exactly happens? What will we do? Where exactly do we go? How long will we be there?

The Bible has the answers to questions of life…and death.

Even though our podcast is directed toward Gen Z, it is important that we all consider the reality and (apart from the Rapture of the saints) inevitability of death. What happens when we die? Is death the end? What about saved people, how much do they know after they die?

Concluding this week regarding Things We Didn’t Learn in Bible College, are the aspects of dealing with personal grief and hardships while still in the center of God’s will; various aspects of dealing with staff (whether your peers or those you have chosen to work with you); and having long-suffering and forbearance in our preaching and ministering of the Word of God.

Pastor Al & Pastor Dan talk about the intense load that finances bring to the ministry. They also deal with the “peer pressure” of comparing your own preaching with the preaching and the results which other preachers seem to have.

Your hosts start off the week with the topic, “Things I Didn’t Learn in Bible College.” We discuss how to be better prepared for the unexpected.

How does a pastor determine when to preach messages that are tough to deliver? Is it sometimes better to just go to the person that brings the message idea to mind rather than deliver it to an entire congregation? Well we have two guys that have some thoughts on that today.