This is the follow-up to Episode 102. Pastor Allen, Gunner, and Jeff, discuss the importance of musical worship in the local church and how no matter your church's talent, you can and must lead with excellence. Christ is worthy!

Pastor Allen sits down with Gunner Madewell and Jeff Crago to discuss a foundation for worship in the church. In this episode the guys discuss the regulative principle, elements of worship, and why worship matters in the church. In Part 2, releasing next week, they get into the nuts and bolts of music in the church.

Pastor Allen sits down with Pastor Jacob Reaume of Trinity Bible Chapel in Ontario, Canada. In this episode, we explore a multifaceted discussion on Donald Trump's comments on making Canada the 51st state. This brings into broader topics such as patriotism and cultural engagement.

This candid conversation offers thoughtful insights on how Christians can engage their culture without compromising their faith and calls for a clear local, church-centered focus in addressing societal issues.

Check out Pastor Reaume's new book on marriage here: https://asserpress.com/product/bible-based-marriage/

Eddie and Allen are giving away a copy of Dr. Sam Waldron's new book, The Doctrine of Last Things, but you'll have to listen to the episode to see how to enter. We also discuss how to have Biblical goals and priorities and Eddie gives an update on some of his priorities for 2025. You can find out more about the book itself here: https://freegracepress.com/products/the-doctrine-of-last-things-an-optimistic-millennial-view

This is a sermon from Pastor Allen in his exposition of Nahum at Providence Baptist Church on Nahum 1:10 which says, "For they are like entangled thorns, like drunkards as they drink;they are consumed like stubble fully dried." Has sin ensnared you? Is there hope? Think carefully through this sermon.

Our annual exhortation to read the Bible!

In this episode, Eddie and Allen sit down with Pastor Jonathan Murdock of Trinity Baptist Church in Port Arthur, TX, for a pointed discussion about the treasure of God’s Word and the sad reality of the poor Bible reading habits of many Christians.

Together, they explore what the Bible truly is, the incredible blessing of having it in our own language, and how Christians are called to cherish and honor it.

They also reflect on the sacred privilege and solemn duty pastors have to read and meditate on Scripture daily—as in, seven days a week.

We all fall short of loving the Bible as we should. But take heart—Jesus paid for that sin too!

Join us as we rest in His grace, repent of our neglect, and renew our love for God’s Word. Let this episode inspire you to "take up and read," delighting in the sanctifying truths of Scripture.

On this episode we feature not one but TWO Christmas Sermons. The first is by Jacob Tanner of Christ Keystone Church in Middleburg, Pennsylvania. The second (starting at 51:10) is by Nick White of First Baptist Hamburg, New York. I (Allen) am blessed to have had the opportunity to get to know these brothers in 2024 and to hear both of them exposit God's Word. You will be blessed! This week and next week's episode release on Monday. January 8, 2025 we begin going back to our normal Wednesday release.

Eddie and Allen welcome the man, the myth, the legend, Keith Foskey onto the show. They discuss a theology of comedy, manhood, church life, and why you should celebrate Christmas. Check out more from Keith at https://keithfoskey.com!