Pastor Doug Nicely shares insights with Gary about the children’s hymn “Jesus Loves Even Me”.
A Moment for the Family: Back to School Questions
Will back to school excitement and fall events help ease the transition and fears as we move forward with trying to get back from a year of quarantine? Listen as Gary Duncan and Dr. Mary Manz Simon discuss going back to in person school.
A Moment in Creation: Water, Water, Everywhere
Gary Duncan and Pastor Woerth discuss the Big Bang Theory vs Creationism.
A Moment in Scripture: Psalm 48-82
Gary and Pastor Matt Clark continue their two-year trip through the Bible. This week we read Psalm 48-82. Gary Duncan and Matt Clark give a brief overview of Psalms and their category but focus in-depth on Psalm 51.
A Moment of Faith: It Is Well with My Soul
Pastor Doug Nicely talks to Gary about the backstory of the hymn “It Is Well with My Soul”. Listen and learn about the tragedy surrounding that hymn.
A Moment for the Family: Returning to Social Life
Gary Duncan and Dr. Mary Manz Simon discuss the transition of kids back into “the so-called normal life” post pandemic. Are kids jumping right back into social life quickly or are they moving cautiously?
A Moment in Creation: Roots of Racism-The Bible or Social Darwinism?
Gary Duncan and Pastor Woerth discuss an article that suggests those who deny evolution are supremacist. However, that statement is really opposite of the truth.
A Moment in Scripture: Psalm 12-47
Gary and Pastor Matt Clark continue their two-year trip through the Bible. This week we read Psalm 12-47 and discuss the 12 categories of the psalms seen in the Lutheran Study Bible.
A Moment of Faith: Give us this day our daily bread
Gary Duncan and Pastor Doug Nicely chat about the feeding of the 5,000 and that leads us to talking about the petition of the Lord’s Prayer, “Give us this day our daily bread.”
A Moment in Creation: Scopes Monkey Trial
Gary Duncan and Pastor Woerth discuss the Scopes Monkey Trial, formally known as The State of Tennessee v. John Thomas Scopes of 1925.