On the day Jesus was transfigured, God gave Peter, James and John (and us)--not just another great idea--but another commandment: "Listen to Him!" It's what this episode of TURNING HOME is all about!

How is it with your soul? Has it been pummeled during the pandemic like the rest of us? Could you use a little soul restoration? King David gives us the recipe for that project in the 23rd Psalm, and we pass it along in this episode of TURNING HOME called "Soul Restoration".

If the Messiah could come from a little podunk town like Nazareth, then maybe there is good that can come from our own insignificance. Ya think? Nathanael has his question answered in this episode of TURNING HOME called "Good From Nazareth? Please!"

A normal activity like fishing can be used by Christ to build the Kingdom of God. Just ask Peter. And Andrew. And John. And James. All became "fishers of men", "catchers of people" just using the skill and talent they already had...as fishermen. We don't have to be specially gifted or talented for God to use us in the Kingdom. Just be normal.

Seems like the folks in Jesus' home town of Nazareth had a problem with inclusiveness as we hear in this episode of TURNING HOME called "Misfits and Meatloaf".

The gospel of Jesus Christ is simple, but it ain't easy (pardon my French). Jesus Keeps It Simple, Stupid...er, uh, I mean...and Straightforward ("K.I.S.S.") in this episode of TURNING HOME.

"The Wedding" in Cana signaled the start of Jesus' ministry. It also is a short story which exemplifies what inviting Christ into our lives can do. Take a listen in this episode of TURNING HOME.

Those who witnessed the baptism of Jesus were also privy to hearing "God's Voice"! And it was awesome! Have you ever heard it? Take a listen to this episode of TURNING HOME and find out how to do that.

What was the best gift you got for Christmas this year? The Magi brought Jesus some gifts but I wonder what the toddler/savior thought of them, unlike "The Best Gift Ever" that God gave us. That's the subject in this episode of TURNING HOME.

"Why Me?" was the question Elizabeth asked when she realized she was in the presence of the not yet born Savior of the world. What did she do to deserve such a blessing? We ponder the same question in this episode of TURNING HOME. Episode #70