In this episode, we look at the backstory of the song, which is based on real people Billy Joel worked with at the Executive room. We look at how God takes us to various places and intersects with a variety of people and how we impact their lives.

In this episode, we look at how Thomas Prince prayed that God would protect America from the French army and how God responded.

In this episode, Jeff interviews LeeAnn and Brittany.

In this episode, we look at how those that are closest to you have the ability to disappoint us and how we handle that disappointment.

In this new series, we look at the life and songs of Billy Joel and learn some life lessons. We start with the song with the same name as this series and how it came to be and how we should respond to the consuming fire that comes from history.

It has all the makings of an Old Testament video game –FIRE !

There is a weapon that protects, some daring heroes that attempt to rescue and save, and there is a horrific firestorm that destroys everything and nearly every one.

The problem is, this is not a game. It is a real story blazing in the pages of Scripture that has some powerful life lessons for each of us, the world we live in, and how we live in the world around us.

It may get heated – but there is much for us to discover in The Ring of Fire

In this episode, we look at how the show connects in a multigenerational way and how that correlates to how we live our lives and what it means to be family.

In this episode, we look at how we deal with moments we dread in life.

In this episode, we look at how to find joy in the God of your salvation, even when He feels distant or absent.

In this episode, our special guest this episode is Gretchen Simmonds.

In this episode, we look tapping into emotion and setting the tone for your interactions with others.

In this episode, we look at how exciting it is when you work for the Lord and are having eternal impact.

The Bible is full of examples of people who ran full speed away from God and smacked right into crazy before realizing there’s a way out.

And as we study the depression Elijah experienced, we discover that his behavior was only temporary. It happened when he got in the wrong lanes.

But there is hope. When he encountered God, he found out exactly what it takes to crawl away from crazy and stay on the Speedway of Sanity.

In this episode, our special guest is Lisa Wright.

In this episode, we look at how it is important to get your rest, but not to use it as an excuse to be lazy.

In this episode, we look at how we shouldn’t spend time on things we can’t change but focus on things we can.

In this episode, our special guest is Tom Pylant.

In this episode, we look at the difference of being alone and being lonely and how we are never alone, if we have a relationship with Jesus.

In this final episode of On the Road, Jeff shows us some of the holes on the Bible Golf Course.

We make decisions every day. Sometimes, though, we waiver between two sides hoping to be on the right side when the time comes to act. But if we aren’t careful, that indecision can get us into some serious trouble. It leaves us in a world of craziness.

In this session we find an Old Testament prophet who made a decision and stood firm, even though it seemed crazy in the face of massive opposition.

Sometimes we need help… how do we find it? Where does it come from? This is the clash between the good kind of crazy and the bad kind of cra-cra-crazy.

The Crazy Follower Gospel (CFG) – Session Three

In this episode, LeeAnn tells us about the history of the Yule Log and how it kicks off the Winter Solstice.

In this episode, we look at how tragedies can turn into miracles and this stop is the perfect example of that.

There is nothing more thrilling in life than allowing Jesus to make us crazy dangerous followers…. He did not die for your safety, He died for your sanity…and the only way to find it is to go all in, make it all or nothing, it is now or never…. and your live will suddenly become sane and crazy dangerous….

In this episode, we look at ghost stories in various Christmas traditions and how Charles Dickens used A Christmas Carol to bring them to the forefront