Mark My Words

This episode is a special June the 14th edition designed to call attention to Flag Day. The text is taken from a chapter of Don't Forget Your Cape.

This episode is a special May the 4th edition designed to revisit the inspirational vision of George Lucas and the birth of Star Wars.

This episode takes a look at the Giants and Thorns that often rise up on our emotional battlefield to offer opposition.

This audio is related to a Blog Post from Saturday, January 20, 2018. This one is about how certain words are overused and undervalued in our day and time. I stand up for those words every now and again; in this case, I’m standing up for the F-word.

This audio is related to a Blog Post from Saturday, February 3, 2018 - In this episode, I offer my perception of present day communication skills and their shortcomings.

This audio is related to a Blog Post from Monday, March 12, 2018 - In this episode, we’re looking at how the things we know can be used to help us work through the things we don't know.

This audio is related to a Blog Post from Monday, March 5, 2018 - In this episode, we’re talkin’ about how an unforgettable childhood experience helped me learn a later-in-life lesson of a lifetime.

This audio is related to a Blog Post from Saturday, March 3, 2018 - When it comes time to go your separate ways, you choose your words carefully. This is the how's, the why's, and the what could have been's of one such story.

This audio is related to a Blog Post from Monday, February 5, 2018 - In this episode, we’re talkin’ about how the best of planning still leaves all things open to adventurous outcomes that we never planned for. Does the uncertainty of reality lead to stress of what could go wrong or the magical anticipation of what could be in the offing that we never expected?

This audio is related to a Blog Post from Friday, March 2, 2018 - In this episode, we’re talkin’ about the work of Dr. Seuss and its impact. Did his work influence you in some way? I'll bet that it did and we're going to turn it up just a notch in this tribute. The blog was posted on March 2nd, his birthday.

This audio is related to a Blog Post from Saturday, Feb. 10, 2018 - This blog entry tracks on the celebration of my grandson's 2nd birthday and my plan to thwart time by including at least one gift each year that is intended to be opened 10 years in the future.

This audio is related to a Blog Post from Monday, Feb. 26, 2018 - This blog entry looks at various aspects of goals and goal setting. Are we looking at things in the right way? Why do we make it so difficult?

This audio is related to a Blog Post from Monday, Feb. 24, 2018 - This blog entry explores why watching a baseball game has become such a bore. I grew up playing the game and still play fantasy baseball each year, which should keep me attached at the hip. But, I find myself tuning out more often than tuning in. This episode talks about why...

This audio is related to a Blog Post from Monday, Feb. 19, 2018 - This blog entry is built from the backstory of the mysterious Fingerprint Island, which provides a unique living illustration of how unchecked passion can be destructive, even unto the death of the very things we hold so dear.

This audio is related to a Blog Post from Saturday, Feb. 17, 2018 - The topic of this post is passion. What sparks it and how is can breath life into our world. More specifically, this podcast speaks to something that sparked a passion early in my life and how we can encourage our kids to find and chase theirs.

Nine verses into the 2nd chapter of 1st Corinthians, Paul inserts a perplexing, personal message to his readers, "Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him."In the previous verses, Paul had dropped a bombshell as to what he was going to attempt to convey in this letter, "we speak the wisdom of God in a mystery, even the hidden wisdom, which God ordained before the world unto our glory:" A Mystery? Hidden wisdom? Wisdom which God had ordained before the world? Wisdom that was irrevocably tied to our ultimate destiny?This episode features the teaching pastor of the Arthur City Baptist Church, David Burnett, and our conversation revolves around the things that Paul wants us to understand about a future event known as The Resurrection. I hope you enjoy this interview. Comments and Questions are welcome.

In its opening verses, The Book of Enoch proclaims itself as a text written for a remote and distant generation... a generation that would be living in the last days. Are we that generation? Was this book written and preserved through centuries of time for us?On today's program will look at that very question. We'll also ask if the book is a forgery or if it can be trusted. Then, we'll explore the content in detail. We'll cover all the parts that are familiar to most and uncover incredible prophecies that most do not know are hidden within its pages. My guest is Dr. Ken Johnson and our mission is to unravel a few mysteries that seem to be woven into this very ancient book.

We're all captivated by the unknown. We can't help but be drawn to it. What's in the box? What's around the next corner? What's behind that locked door? What if the unknown, the unseen, is not only staring you right in the face, but it's screaming for your attention? In his book, The Unseen Realm, Dr. Michael S. Heiser walks the reader right up to some of the most well-known stories from the Old Testament and introduces them to the blatantly obvious facets of the text that get overlooked time and time again. What secrets await in The Unseen Realm? Just press play, and find out.

In our day and time, a debate rages over the credibility of the Bible. Does the Bible accurately record historical events as they happened? Does it embellish for the sake of emphasis? Or, are the events recorded in the Old Testament scriptures simply fabricated parables about the lives of people who never actually existed and passed down through the ages for the purpose of teaching moral lessons?Most archaeologists today have concluded that there is absolutely no evidence to support the biblical story of the Exodus. Today's guest tells the story of his 12 year journey in an effort to uncover the story that the Patterns of Evidence really tell. My guest today is Tim Mahoney and I'm excited about this opportunity to talk with him. So let's get him online, shall we?

The Old Testament prophet Isaiah wrote, "For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given..." Was the birth of the Messiah really foretold in ancient scriptures 800 years before it happened? Or, have scholars looked back at ancient texts and forced meaning upon them in an effort to make them seem mysterious and relevant? This episode digs into the details of ancient prophecies about the birth of the Messiah with Dr. Ken Johnson. There's more, perhaps a lot more, than you may remember from Sunday School.