This week Jay and Jimmy discuss the content from Acts 1-4: Pentecost, Holy Spirit power and ability, and the amazing reality of the earliest Christian communities.

This week, in light of all the happenings in the United States after the death of George Floyd, Jay and Jimmy have a conversation with Reverend Valerie Steele on her experiences and insights regarding racism and some ways forward for followers of Jesus.

This week Jay and Jimmy talk about Jesus' relationship to God as his Father, titles used by Jesus (Water, Bread, Light, and "I AM"), the conflict between the leaders and Jesus, and why the woman caught in adultery segment of John 8 is bracketed in most Bibles.

This week Jay and Jimmy discuss content from John 1-4, including Jesus as the Logos made flesh (John 1), water into wine (John 2), and conversations with Nicodemus (John 3) and with a Samaritan woman (John 4).

In this episode, Jay and Jimmy discuss elements in the Gospel of Luke about salvation, community, the poor and outcasts, the destruction of Jerusalem, and a bit of the Resurrection appearances to the two on the way to Emmaus.

In this episode, Jay Smith talks with Shelley Johnson and Catherine Cates about Jesus' teaching on prayer in the Gospel of Luke (the Lord's Prayer and the Persistent Widow) and prayer in our own lives.

This week Jay Smith, Jimmy Doyle, and Jonathon Clinesmith tackle proclaiming the Kingdom of God, our relationship to possessions, Jesus' parables of things lost and found, and the shameful and extravagant love of a Father for his sons.

In this week's episode Jay and Jimmy are joined by their good friend Jonathon Clinesmith as they discuss the Last Supper, Communion, Passover, and the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus.

This week Jay Smith and Jimmy Doyle discuss the content from Luke 5-7, focusing on Jesus' call of unexpected followers, women in Jesus' Ministry, blessings and woes, and Loving Enemies (Luke 5-7).

In this week's episode, Jay and Jimmy discuss material from the Gospel fo Luke 1-4, focusing on some of the characters in the stories, the upside-down kingdom of God in Mary's song, and Jesus being full, empowered, and anointed by the Holy Spirit to preach good news to the poor, the oppressed, the blind, and the imprisoned.