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I discuss Lisa's new venture and her penchant for making things beautiful. I remember, for better and for worse, the importance of midterm elections. In That 70s Kid I note the changes we go through when we start to care how we look. Finally how consummer choices encourage us to think we can choose our own god.

Lisa and I discuss the remarkable faith of Martha and Mary. I weigh in on the hubbub over Steve Lawson's new book. Plus, in our Prophets segment we consider Nahum's message to God's people and to Assyria. Finally, how we miss the point if we miss that the Prophet Nathan is telling each of us, "Thou art the man."

Lisa and I discuss the faithful persistence of the Canannite woman whose son Jesus delivered. I consider the folly of judging people by skin color. We unpack what the parables of the Sower and the wheat and the tares tells us about believers and we consider how evangelism requires that we speak hard truths.

I explore how prudence suggests we prepare for hardship, but not to create hardship in our preparation, all while praising my Proverbs 31 wife. I give an update on events at Dunamis Fellowship. And, the blessings of being persecuted for His name's sake.

Lisa and I consider the godly gratitude of Mary Magdalene. I encourage some basic listening skills. Plus, the 8 track soundtrack of my growing up years and remembering our royal status in the midst of persecution.

Lisa and I conclude our conversation on the woman at the well. Plus, the folly of judging the repentance of others. How we often get Micah wrong, and why the reality of forgiveness and peace with the living God is the most precious reality of the Christian faith.

Lisa and I begin a discussion of Jesus' interaction with the woman at the well, celebrating His grace. I consider the latest donneybrook in the Reformed world built on anonymous accusations. Plus, how socialism destroys men's souls by corrupting the blessing of work.

I finish my explanation of why Rome's gospel is deadly, necessary and unchangable, that for whateve Rome might seem to offer, it costs the gospel. I give an update on ongoing and future projects for Dunamis Fellowship, seekinng ministry partners. Finally, how our bearing of His image reflects on our rule under Him over His creation.

Lisa and I consider the prophetess Anna, her faithfulness and her calling. I begin to explain why going Roman Catholic is spiritual suicide. Lessons learned from Jonah's lack of compassion and God's grace. Finally, our calling and honor to reflect God's glory.

Lisa and I conclude our conversation on Mary, the mother of Jesus, praising her faith. I try to answer the unanswerable, why any professing Christian would embrace racism. I consider Jesus' relationship to the sabbth and explore what we can and cannot know about who God is.

Lisa and I begin a discussion of the character of Mary, the mother of Jesus. I offer perspective on the Steve Lawson internet kerfuffle, gossip, forgiveness and repentance. In That 70s Kid we remember some of the weird packaging of our favorite foods, and finally, we consider what prayer actually changes.

Lisa and I give thanks for the example of Elizabeth, John the Baptist's faithful mother. I consider the judgment of God on those who profess Christ but profane fellow believers. And, I argue that every sermon ought to be about Jesus because every text is about Jesus.

Lisa and I celebrate God's grace in the story of Gomer, remembering our dependence on Him. I consider the worldwide popularity of soccer as we end our World Cup journey. In Prophets I speak about Obadiah's message to the Edomites and to His people. Finally, why we ought to pray without fear.

I consider how we have fallen so short of our national ideals on the occassion of our 250th birthday. I remind us not to celebrate the fall of our enemies, but to love them. I offer up birthday requests for our listeners. And we ask that God would give us mouths that speak and ears to hear preaching with authority.

Lisa and I discuss the person and book of Esther, seeing her and its beauty. I consider the courage of baseball heroes pushing back against the homosexual agenda. Plus, Jesus pronounces judgment on unrepentant cities, and our shame in being ashamed of God.