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While he hung on the cross, Jesus asked his Father to forgive those who put him there because, "They do not know what they are doing." Do you think the same could be said about those who reject Jesus today?

Listen in as I reflect on the event that led to last week's episode titled, "One of the Least of These."

God has unique ways of teaching us lessons. If we would only listen. But how would he break through my jaded view of those I had always considered unworthy? Listen in as I share the story of how the Holy Spirit taught me to view the least of these through the eyes of my oldest son.

The world around us has many lessons to teach us, if we would only observe and learn. What do the words of Jesus, the weather, and the birds and bees have to teach us about worry?

Is one of the reasons for the ineffectiveness of Christians in today’s culture a result of the Bible, God’s word, becoming passé in so many churches? How important is biblical literacy for Christians? Listen in as I share my fifth installment of What Happened to the Church?

What if you were convicted of a serious crime and found out you could be pardoned by the president? What if the president didn't have the authority to pardon your crime? Where would you turn?

In the book of Acts we're told that the early Christians "were continually devoting themselves to the apostles' teaching (Bible study) and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer." If you're a Christian, where does your life touch these pillars of the faith? Does one hour of church on Sunday morning allow you to mirror the early Christians? Listen in as I share my thoughts on what it means to truly follow Jesus.

Daydreaming recently, I imagined what I would do if allowed to lead Sunday morning worship. What songs would I choose to get everyone engaged and singing in unison? I thought of the perfect song.

Have you ever sat through a message on Sunday morning and felt like it was directed at you personally? This past Sunday just such an occurrence happened to me. Listen in as I share how God spoke to me through Jeremiah.

The Bible was written not only for everyone and anyone, but for you and me personally. The stories within, if applied appropriately, will draw you closer to God and improve your life. In today's video I not only discuss David, Jonathan, and King Saul, but share stories from my childhood, and the friendships I had, that will help you relate to these well known biblical characters. Lessons of loyalty and humility.

America has always been known as a Christian nation or at least a nation of Christians. Today America is considered the third or fourth largest mission field on the planet. How can that be? Listen in as I share my thoughts.

Have you ever considered time? Has it always been or did it have a beginning? What does time mean to you and me? Why time? Watch and listen as I wrestle with the concept of time.

Daniel was often called on to confront powerful kings on behalf of God. Today I was reading of Daniel's confrontation with King Belshazzar in chapter five, and one verse in particular stood out to me. What lessons can be learned from something that happened thousands of years ago? Listen in as I explain.

This is the addendum to What Happened to the Church? Part IV (chapter 90) Should Christians worry about how they are perceived by the world and do their best to fit in with the culture? Or is that a fool's errand? Listen in as I share my thoughts.

In Revelation chapter three, Jesus tells the church in Laodicea that they are lukewarm. What makes a lukewarm church and does this condemnation apply to too many churches in America today? Listen in as I share my thoughts.

Did you ever read a story in the Bible and wonder what the rest of the story is, ala Paul Harvey? I often do. I've read the story of the Prodigal Son many times, and I often wondered, what if he had a best friend? Listen in as I share a story.