Paul is a "Cheerleader for Joy" in this episode of TURNING HOME. As we move through Advent, pick up your pom-poms and lets give a cheer for joy!

Advent is a call to "Advent-ure" from John T. Baptist and Jesus as we hear in this message from Luke on TURNING HOME.

In this first lesson of the Advent season, Jesus teaches us how the little fig tree can help in figuring out when the second Advent will take place. The message is called "Hope & Expectation" in this episode of TURNING HOME.

In this episode of TURNING HOME called "The Kingdom: Past, Present and Future", we celebrate Christ the King by attempting to answer the question Pilate asked Jesus, "Just what kind of king are you?"

United Methodist Pastor Rob Ernest offers a unique and understandable take of the Good News in each episode of TURNING HOME. Short, to the point, with humor and sincerity, TURNING HOME tells the story of God's grace in an earthy fashion.

As an affirmation of faith, Christians believe in "The Communion of Saints". Exactly what that means is explored in this edition of TURNING HOME.

As we used to say on the playground, close only counts in horse shoes and hand grenades. How close are you to the Kingdom of God? We explore that question in this episode of TURNING HOME called "You're Getting Close".

The blind beggar Bartimaeus and "Lucky" the dog have a lot in common as we hear in this episode of TURNING HOME.

If you're not sure you want to know the answer, maybe it's best not to ask the question. James and John asked anyway. Jesus said, in essence, "Be Careful What You Ask For". That's the subject of this episode of TURNING HOME.

What do you do when you get to "The Fork in the Road"? The late Yogi Berra would say, "take it!" What did the rich young ruler in Mark's gospel do? Find out in this edition of TURNING HOME.