Jay, Jimmy, and Travis Bruno discuss the arrest, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark. They also discuss the issues of the multiple endings of Mark and a bit about New Testament manuscripts.

This week Jay and Jimmy discuss material from the Gospel of Mark chapters 11-13. Topics include Jesus entry into Jerusalem, paying taxes to Caesar, and Jesus' prediction of the coming destruction and troubles.

Jay and Jimmy discuss the Messianic Secret and the Upside Down Kingdom of God, with a king who comes to serve. There is also some discussion about atonement, grace, and the call to be like Jesus.

This week Jay and Jimmy talk about topics mostly from Mark 3, 4 and 6: demons, spiritual warfare, parables, the story of the healing of the woman and the young girl. Mixed into it is a lot of discussions about a need for desperate trust in Jesus.

Jay and Jimmy discuss the final two chapter of Matthew (27 & 28), dealing with the suffering, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus. Then they dive into the Gospel of Mark, addressing elements of chapter 1 from our readings this week and a brief look ahead to Mark 2.

Jimmy Doyle and Shelley Johnson discuss thoughts inspired by the reading from the last week of Jesus life leading up to the crucifixion and resurrection (Matthew 22-26).

Topics discussed include the phrase "son of man", Judas, Jesus' prayer and humanity, and our call to follow Jesus.

This week Jay and Jimmy discuss Matthew 20-24, the beginning of the last week of Jesus' life in Jerusalem. The discussion includes Jesus' use of parables in the section, who were the various groups in the stories (Pharisees, Sadducees, Herodians, etc), the relationship of the four gospels to one another, and a few other topics.

Jay Smith, Vickie Taylor, and Jimmy Doyle discuss elements from the previous week's readings: transfiguration, binding and loosing, and divorce. They also discuss a few thoughts about this upcoming week's readings.

Jay and Jimmy chat about thoughts from the readings from the last week.

Jay Smith and Jimmy Doyle chat about some general highlights of what we have read in Matthew 1-12 (mostly 5-12)