Let's Get Spiritual

Today’s podcast was a suggestion by one of our followers who sent us an Instagram message. He suggested we talk about creation and the age of the Earth. In this podcast, Dr. D and Brother T share their views on the interpretation of the opening chapters of the Bible.

Both Brother T and Doctor D are well acquainted with the business and sacred rituals of dying. The ministry to the family and friends of the deceased is one of the essential activities of the clergy. However, things have changed. Burial customs of the last generation are no longer in vogue and many practices have ceased altogether. Listen as our two seasoned veterans share experiences and insights...

What is the fate of America? Is there hope for a better tomorrow or is the end of democracy near? How does the future of America relate to the church? These are tough questions. Brother T and Doctor D talk candidly about where the church has failed and how it can impact our future as a country. Our hosts also announce a very interesting subject they will soon cover on the Let's Get Spiritual p...

Should Christians have friends who aren't? Should believers give to non-Christian causes? How about secular music? Brother T and Dr. D talk about these pertinent questions and more as they discuss a Christian's role in a secular world.

Today's discussion is central to all faiths. What is the purpose and plan of God saving a person from an empty or tormentful eternity and is that the only purpose of salvation? Most importantly Dr, D and Bro. T share their views on who can be saved. Listen in and hear their conclusions and reasons.

Can a Christian live without sinning? Are we destined to sin every minute of every day? Can we forfeit our salvation because of sin? All of these questions and more are discussed in today's podcast.

Brother T and Dr. D discuss the most neglected topic in Christianity: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. They share favorite Easter memories and theological truths involving the empty tomb. It is our favorite week of the year and there is no shortage of laughter with these two. Enjoy. He has Risen!

After a short conversation about the horror of the school shooting in Nashville, Dr. D and Bro T dive deep into the crucifixion of Jesus. Unlike podcast past, they skip a detailed description of the event. Instead, they talk about the purpose and power of the death of Jesus in the world and in their own lives.

With all the turmoil in the stock market, banking, international affairs, politics and so much more, there are plenty of reasons to worry. But, do you have to? We say no and give you tools to overcome worry in your life.

Surveying the world and the chaos it seems to be in, Dr. D and Brother T discuss the nearness of the end of time. Can we interpret the condition of the world to absolutely say that it's here? Our seasoned veterans examine pertinent passages in the Bible and share their opinions about the end of time.

Our two seasoned spiritual leaders talk to discuss the law just signed last week by Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee. It is the first in the nation to limit medical and surgical assistance to non-binary and transgender minors seeking permanent change. How should people of faith consider this law that has divided so many? Is it really as dangerous and uncaring as the ACLU wants us to think? Listen in...

No doubt you've read or heard about the spontaneous move of God at Asbury University in Kentucky. You may have even traveled there to experience it for yourself. You've probably also listened to both critiques and criticisms. You may have even heard that it can't be from God. Well, in this podcast,  Dr. D and Brother T discuss this particular event and others as well. You might be surprised b...

Once again our dynamic spiritual thinking duo considers the subject of love in this Valentine's Day episode. It's a subject they occasionally cover but you might find the direction they come at it in this episode to be particularly entertaining and enlightening. 

Dr. Dee and Brother T discuss his retirement a part of the Christian life as well as things like is there ever too much would you be willing to give things to someone in need and so many other pertinent financial questions

This week Dr. D shares his favorite 5 verses.  Listen and see if you agree.

After a two-week hiatus, we are back in the studio. Brother T is back from his sixth trip to Israel and has finally recovered from the journey. Now he steps first to the plate as he and Doctor D share their 5 favorite verses and discusses why. you will be surprised what verses made Brother T's top 5 and why.

What does Jesus mean when He commends us to knock, seek, and fund? How does the way God treats us affect the way we treat each other? Are there some people in our who don't deserve to be helped? Let's talk about how asking for help relates to the Golden Rule.

Are certain foods prohibited by God for His faithful to eat? What about certain drinks? Is a particular food or drink ok in one place and not in another, or with one person and not another? Listen and our spiritual veterans discuss a topic that relates to everyone who wishes to live life abundantly and free.

Shepherds, stars, innkeepers, and a virgin with an unborn child are all essential elements of the most beloved Christmas story ever told. Listen as Brother T and Dr D pull the curtain back and closely examine this cast of unlikely characters.

Mark doesn't mention the birth of Jesus. John hints at His birth by stating "the Word was made flesh." Luke is the romantic and beautiful stories of shepherds, angels, and heavenly choirs. Luke's Christmas story focuses on Mary and is most often read at Christmas. Matthew tells of Jesus' birth from a different perspective than any other gospel. Matthew recounts the visit of the wise men to Jerusal...

Are we supposed to celebrate Christmas? When was Jesus born? Are gifts Biblical?

Is there a correlation between the trend to elevate the status of animals and the devaluation of human life? Does it have anything to do with abandoning God and embracing materialism? Let's talk about the value of life both temporal and eternal. 

Most of us would agree that Psalm 23 is probably the most often quoted and memorized passage in the entire Old Testament. Psalm 100 is a distant second. Psalm 23 is is intensely personal and Psalm 100 is more about being a part of something bigger than ourselves. Shouting is an expression of that faith community, particularly when it comes to joining together to worship. In this week of thanksgivi...

Brother T is back for this week's discussion on a problematic New Testament passage. Our team tackles II Peter 2:18- 22, declaring "it would have been better for them not to know the way of righteousness." When can it be better not to know about Jesus? LIsten as these two seasoned spiritual veterans discuss and dissect this interesting and scary passage of Peter's second letter.

With Brother T on vacation, Dr. D goes it alone. Knowing that “People get funny when enough talk about their money”, Dr. D tackles this sensitive subject anyway. PS It’s not about tithing.