Dr. Stone and Pastor Wolvin throw out some topics they'd maybe do in this new year but at the same time are calling on YOU to pass some topic ideas along, after all, Tiim Talks is all about ... YOU ... The Timmy.

Let's start the year off right! Let's focus, let's set the priorities and then let's invite Al and Dan to join us because they are sure to mess all that up. Dr. Stone and Pastor Wolivn look at the urgency needed for all of us to be more active in sharing Christ with any and all we can.

Listen today and you could be a winner and really? Isn't it time? Al and Dan are here for you, as you usher in yet another year. Gather around the New Year Timmy Table for some fun and frivolity.

The guys look back on the year 2023 and make some personal observations as to what that year leaving us was to them, their ministries and their families.

Isaiah writes in and asks about the celebration of Advent. Do we as Baptists celebrate that or should we? Al and Dan give some insight into the celebration of Advent.

Al and Dan have taken a break from all the festivities of the day to spend some time with you on this Christmas day .... Ya RIGHT! There still tucked in their beds snug as a bug, but Tiim Talks is here. And YES ... Dan gets another lump of coal. LOL

Every pastor has experienced the interrupting cell phone. Al and Dan talk about some personal disruptions and you might be surprised by who the culprits were.

Texting for some is no problem, but for two older guys, it can be a bit of a nightmare at times. Listen in as the guys discuss some of their texting issues over the years.

Get ready for a fun-filled week as the guys look at some of the hilarious problems that have come as a result of having cell phones. Today they take you back to the dark ages BEFORE cell phones.

If those in trespass will not harken to the individual call to restoration, nor the call of the witness then it's time to call the church to let them decide who needs to surrender and submit. This is a very difficult task but at times must be done to keep the purity of the church.