No Funerals, Please
Evidently, Jesus didn't care for funerals. Think about it. He messed up every funeral he was a part of, especially that of his friend Lazarus. Hear about it in this episode of TURNING HOME called "No Funerals, Please."
United Methodist Pastor Rob Ernest preaches the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a unique and understandable fashion which is relatable to everyday life and situations.
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Evidently, Jesus didn't care for funerals. Think about it. He messed up every funeral he was a part of, especially that of his friend Lazarus. Hear about it in this episode of TURNING HOME called "No Funerals, Please."
How is it with your soul? Could you use a little soul restoration? King David gives us the recipe for that project in the 23rd Psalm, and we pass it along in this episode of TURNING HOME called "Soul Restoration".
Jesus never cut corners to give hope to the hopeless as we find in this episode of TURNING HOME called "The Messy Middle".
Nicodemus came to Jesus for enlightenment, but what he go was "Endarkenment" as we hear in this episode of TURNING HOME.
Who pushes your buttons? Is it that little demon whispering in your ear? Or is it God tugging at your heart? Jesus answered this test in the wilderness temptation as we hear in this episode of TURNING HOME entitled "Pushing Buttons".
On the day Jesus was transfigured, God gave Peter, James and John (and us)--not just another great idea--but another commandment: "Listen to Him!" It's what this episode of TURNING HOME is all about!
In this episode of TURNING HOME called "Light", Jesus says "if you're a disciple of mine, you light up my life, or at least you should".
Jesus will "Bless Your Heart!" many times in this episode of TURNING HOME.
A worldly fool vs a Godly fool. Pick one. Take a few minutes and listen to each argument in this edition of TURNING HOME called "What Kind of Fool Am I?"
The gospel of Jesus Christ is simple, but it ain't easy (pardon my French). Jesus Keeps It Simple, Stupid...er, uh, I mean...and Straightforward ("K.I.S.S.") in this episode of TURNING HOME.
John T. Baptist, otherwise known as "Captain Obvious" asked the obvious question when Jesus came to the Jordan. We try to answer it in this episode of TURNING HOME.
The Christmas story is marred by an inexplicable act of extreme cruelty which is rarely preached about. St. Matthew writes about it nonetheless so it must be important to the tale, right? We explore that narrative in this episode of TURNING HOME called "T