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Lisa and I conclude our conversation with cancer survivor Chris Wark. I consider the evil of a judge striking down a man's agreed upon wages, Lot's sons-in-law in crisis, my school lunches from back in the day and the heart of the matter, forgiveness.

Lisa and I continue our conversation with Chris Wark, cancer survivor. Plus, how to vote while holding your nose, being salt and light in a doomed culture, labors behind the scenes and why verdicts demand evidence.

Lisa and I interview Chris Wark who beat cancer by eating well. I explain how the hunger for man's approval is a snare, as evidenced in Alistair Begg's bad counsel, explore the importance of remnants, and look at Sarah's negative reaction to the outworking of her plan. Finally, we remember that it is all always good.

I give thanks for my beloved wife Lisa. I consider how prosecutorial and sentencing leeway can easily become political weapons. Why Sarah laughed, and why the gate is narrow. Finally, remembering we are the miserable.

I ask Lisa about the importance of wives encouraging husbands. I answer the question- does God care, and did He decide who wins the Super Bowl? That 70s Kid remembers the search for warm snow boots and I explore my reasons for writing.

Lisa and I talk about the need to encourage women in hardships. I warn against those warning against Christians being politically active. In Month of Sundays we look at God giving Abram and Sarai new names. We seek supporters for our new youtube venture, and finally, do we turn the other cheek, or put the shoe on the other foot?

Lisa and I continue discussing our new youtube channel, Going Homesteady. I consider the implications of the showdown between Texas and the federal government, give thanks that God sees us, rebuke our penchant for trying to do God's will our way ans remember the blessings of His love for us.

Lisa and I explain our new youtube channel, Going Homesteady. I consider the folly of bureacrats making legal judgments without trials, the foolish pragmatism of Abram and Sarai, the loving kindness of our heavenly Father and weigh in on where souls come from.

Lisa and I talk about her blog's purpose and reach. I consider all we don't know from the release of Epstein's lisr, and what we learn from God cutting covenant with Abraham. I remember variety TV shows from the 70s and make not of the last time the United States went to war, in 1941.

Lisa and I discuss New Year's Resolutions. I resolve not to believe election year promises. We remember the faith of Abram, and God's promise that His descendants would be like the stars of the sky. Finally, is it a sin to be rich?

Lisa and I discuss the blessings of Christmas gifts. I consider the blockbuster creepy movie, Leave the World Behind, seek out ministry partners, remember Melchizadek in our Month of Sundays segment and ponder the glory of God in a manger.

Lisa and I discuss the blessings of advent season. I consider the evangelical traitors who lent their credibility to Rob Reiner's new movie. We look at Lot being swept up in his neighbors' war and finally, I share a story the reveals the spirit of Christmas presents.

Lisa and I celebrate God having planned all our days. I complain that the MSM is ignoring the President's cognitive impairment, consider Abram and Lot dividing the land, give thanks for God swearing by Himself in making covenant with Abram and remember that we live our lives before the face of God.

Lisa and I discuss Psalm 139:16. I wonder why no one is talking about Joe Biden's lack of acuity. We learn from Abram and Lot dividing the land, from Abram in Egypt and more.

Lisa and I discuss Psalm 64:10. I bemoan Hollywood's propoganda barrage, look at Abram's visit to Egypt, Jesus on judging not and consider the value of hard times.

Lisa and I consider the wisdom of Psalm 64:10. I encourage us to be thankful all year round and consider Abram's life as a pilgrim in the Promised Land. Our That 70s Kid segment remembers some of the forgotten foods of the 70s. And finally, are we in store for a seismic cultural shift?

Lisa and I discuss God's blessing on Job at the end of his life. I consider how Ohio's constitutional amendment enshrining abortion came to be. We remember Abram's faith in going when God called him. We remember God's faithfulness to Abram in the stars and we unpack the Kenotic Hymn and what it means for the deity of Christ.

Lisa and I conclude our conversation on the three cardinal virtues. I consider who won the election of 2020, remember the story from Shem to Abram, remind us to seek first God's kingdom and defend the inerrancy of nature. Yes, nature.

Lisa and I talk about the importance of truth in a marriage. I consider the folly of governments building temples of worship, the journey from Shem to Abram, the usefulness of brown paper sacks from back in the day, and encourage us to fight the good fight.

Lisa and I discuss the importance of goodness in a marriage. I consider the dangers of foreign entanglements, look at God's confusing language at Babel, Abram's War and give counsel on what questions we ought to ask before we post.