Pastor Woerth and Gary discuss Earth Day.
Moments with KFUO Radio
Each day, host Gary Duncan welcomes a different regular guest for a brief conversation about family, creation, scripture, faith, and the sillier side of life.
Show Times: Monday–Friday at 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Central Time
Click on the show title to find the individual show page:
Monday: A Moment on the Lighter Side
Tuesday: A Moment in Creation
Wednesday: A Moment for the Family
Thursday: A Moment of Faith
Friday: A Moment in Scripture
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A Moment on the Lighter Side: Restorative Words
St. Peter discuses with Gary the Easter account according St. John and Jesus’ restorative words to Peter.
A Moment in Scripture: 2 Kings 17-25
Follow along as we go through the Bible from Genesis through Revelation. This week Gary and Pastor Matt Clark discuss 2 Kings 17-25 and the king of Judah.
A Moment of Faith: Earth and All Stars
Pastor Doug Nicely and Gary discuss the hymn “Earth and All Stars.”
A Moment for the Family: Resuming Normal Family Life
Mary and Gary talk about how concerns and fears are easing up now that the vaccine is being distributed and other parts of life are getting back to normal.
A Moment in Creation: Hybrid Humans
Pastor Woerth and Gary discuss human-animal-hybrid research. What is the hype, hope and concerns?
A Moment on the Lighter Side: Easter with St. Peter (continued)
Gary and Peter continue their discussion on a key Easter story from the Gospel of John.
A Moment in Scripture: 2 King 6-15
Follow along as we go through the Bible from Genesis through Revelation. This week Gary and Pastor Matt Clark discuss 2 Kings 6-15 with a focus on chapter 6.
A Moment of Faith: Easter Hymns of Martin Luther
Pastor Doug Nicely and Gary focus their conversation on hymns written by Martin Luther including the Easter hymn “Christ Jesus Lay in Death’s Strong Bands.”
A Moment for the Family: Children’s Sports
Mary and Gary talk about organized sports and how kids and families have had to make several adjustments during this pandemic year.