Just after the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, the folks in Jerusalem had a few things to learn about being in denial. The disciple Peter is just the guy to set 'em straight. "Deny, Deny, Deny" is the subject of this Turning Home.

Before he was the Messiah, Jesus was a carpenter with strong, calloused, yet tender hands. "Show of Hands" is the the story of what the disciples saw when Jesus showed them his hands on the first Easter morning. It's this edition of Turning Home.

The great commission this Easter comes not from Jesus but from the Angel of the Lord. He told Mary Magdalene to "Go Quickly and Tell". It is the story of Easter on this edition of Turning Home,

Didja ever want to know the entire story of exactly what happened on that first Palm Sunday? It's all here in the episode of Turning Home, aptly entitled "The Palm Sunday Story".

Have you gotten your COVID shots yet? Most have to get two of them. And we may have to get boosters every year, just like with flu shots. What if there was a one-time vaccine for sin? That's an idea we're talking about in this episode of Turning Home called "Once and For All".

Paul asks this question of his readers in Corinth, are you a worldly fool or a Godly fool? He asks the same question of us during this Lenten season. How will we answer? How do we know? We'll talk about it in this edition of Turning Home.

Are you doing any type of cleanse for Lent? There are lots of them out there, for weight loss, skin tightening, even the dreaded colon cleanse. The Apostle John's recollection of Jesus cleansing the Temple in Jerusalem is our subject on this edition of Turning Home called "The Cleanse".

On this second Sunday of Lent, we talk about the beautiful verse, John 3:16, spawned from Jesus' conversation with the Pharisee, Nicodemus. Could it be the key to church growth? Find out in this edition of Turning Home called "God So Loves..."

What are you giving up for Lent? That's the question we ask on this first Sunday of Lent. This episode of Turning Home is from 1 Peter 3:18-22 and it's called "Don't Give Up".

Our faces are mirrors to our souls. They are covered now because of the pandemic, but do we ever reveal our true selves? We talk about it in this edition of Turning Home called "Unmasked".