In this episode we will discuss the words of Jesus on the cross and the human interactions He had. A conversation with His mother, His desire for something to drink, and His feeling of loneliness.

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This month we're going to look at what Jesus said while He was on the cross. When each breath literally counted, what did Jesus choose to say and why? This week we're going to look at two of those statements found in Luke 23.

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In our final episode on David for this month, we bring Curtis Cooper into the conversation to share some of his thoughts with us. Curtis preaches for the Stony Creek congregation in Noblesville, Indiana and we really enjoyed getting his perspective on the life of David.

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What does it mean that David was a man after God's own heart and why is that statement ascribed to him? We dive into those questions and more today!

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David certainly wasn't a man without flaws and mistakes. The story that unfolds with Bathsheba certainly highlights one of the lowest times in David's life. But his response to this sinful behavior is one of the reasons he will be described as a man after God's own heart!

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This month is all about David! We're starting with one of the most well-known stories of his entire life...his encounter with Goliath on the battlefield! David was still a young man, but already full of faith and courage. There is a lot to be learned from this timeless story!

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As we wrap up this month's topic of salvation, we welcome Emerson Brown to the show! Emerson preaches at the Westfield Church of Christ and offers some valuable insight into the conversation we've been having this month on salvation.

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In the third episode of this series on salvation we tackle the question of what role baptism play in the forgiveness of our sins. Jesus, as well as the Apostles, answer that question for us in the New Testament writings.

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