Gary Duncan welcomes back Dr. Luke who finishes his discussion of the temptation of Jesus. Does the temptation of Christ point backwards to Adam and Eve and forward to the temptation on the Cross?
A Moment on the Lighter Side: Dr. Luke on the Passion of Christ
Gary Duncan welcomes back Dr. Luke to continue his discussion about the passion of Christ. Dr. Luke draws a connection to Jesus and his temptation in the wilderness to Holy week.
A Moment on the Lighter Side: Lent with Dr. Luke
Gary Duncan discusses with Dr. Luke the season of Lent. Hear about Luke’s exclusive account of the passion of Christ.
A Moment on the Lighter Side: Son of David
Once again on this week’s podcast Gary Duncan Talk with Tony Skudmore of the BBC. Tony is reporting on the Old Testament, and you will hear about the story of the son of David. The story of the promised one.
Thy Strong Word — Psalm 16. Keep praying saints: He is at my right hand, I shall not be shaken.
Rev. John Lukomski, co-host of Wrestling with the Basics on KFUO Radio joins Rev. Brady Finnern to study and pray Psalm 16.
A Moment on the Lighter Side: King Josiah
Gary Duncan continues his discussion with Tony Skudmore about the history of Old Testament Kings. On this podcast hear about king Josiah.
A Moment on the Lighter Side: Bad Kings
Gary Duncan talks with Tony Skudmore a reporter with the BBC. About some bad kings. These kings make our worst presidents seem delightful.
Thy Strong Word — Matthew 15:1-20. Unbelievable mercy to unbelievable sinners: Isn’t washing your hands a good thing?
Rev. John Lukomski, co-host of Wrestling with the Basics on KFUO Radio joins Rev. Brady Finnern to study Matthew 15:1-20.
A Moment on the Lighter Side: More Epiphanies with St. Peter
Gary Duncan concludes his conversation with St. Peter about the epiphanies found in the baptism of Jesus.
A Moment on the Lighter Side: John the Baptist’s Epiphanies
Gary Duncan continues his discussion with St. Peter about the epiphanies found in the baptism of Jesus. Listen to this week’s podcast as we discuss the epiphanies that John the Baptist had during the baptism of Christ.