Barry walks us through Psalm 70, reminding us that humility is the best place from which to cry out to God. His ears are tuned to neednot because he wants to be needed, but because our true selves ne

Reminiscing about radio shows from back in the day, Barry and Daisy resurrect the Free-For-All Friday format to talk about common things for which to be thankful and what an attitude of thankfulness

Barry heads to some uncomfortable scriptures to begin a conversation about community. Just when we think scripture limits itself, we realize the limit is the hardness of our hearts. Thank goodness (li

Barry follows up on the conversation with Rachael Denhollander and Tiffany Thigpen, asking why we sometimes find ourselves doing the opposite of our own chosen values? Two examples, racism and sexual

Barry interviews Rachael Denhollander and Tiffany Thigpen about the recent case in Kentucky and the amicus brief submitted by Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, the Executive Committee of the SBC,

Barry highlights the limitations and importance of intellect, calling believers to acknowledge and baptize all parts of the Christian soul: volition, emotion, and reason. Scripture: 1 Cor 15:12-20; Ro

Barry covers Psalm 66, choosing an Old Testament account in Israels history to highlight the fact that God is good, powerful, and loves us. God uses difficult times to make us holy and for the world

Barry speaks about the Israel-Hamas conflict with Dr. Scott Bridger, Dr. Sarah Spring, and Jenna Coombs, who spent time in Israel and Palestine recently as part of Criswell Colleges Global Learning a

Barry relieves our discomfort by finishing up the dinner table discussion of religion and politics. However, he invites us to keep the tension going by acknowledging the inherent contrast between mult

We have all heard there are three things one should never bring up at the dinner table, and Barry is beginning a series about two of them. How should Christians think through politics and religion, an