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Gavin and I welcome Operations Pastor Will Nahrgang to the podcast. We also welcome all our friends watching Will from Grace Life Baptist Church. We love to express the unity of God's church in our community. In this edition of Rock Mountain Live, we countdown the Top 7 unknown tasks of an operations pastor (i.e., AC whisperer, Crisis Magician). We also focus on Ephesians 4, and especially Paul's admonition to "put off" the old self and "put on" the new self. Join in for some

Jason, Gavin, and Jason countdown the Top 7 Fall Festival Gimmicks to Get People Back on Sunday! This one is really funny! The guys...

Join Jason, Gavin, and Jason as they count down the Top 7 Funniest Moments in the Bible—a mix of laughter, surprise, and tongue-in-cheek...

Gavin and I welcome the senior pastor of Bellview Baptist Church, Tim Hassler. Tim's daughter is getting married in November, so we...

We missed Jason R. Rice this morning, but never fear, in his stead we enjoyed the company of Deacon Jeremy! Join in for some laughs and a...

John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress provides us with a portrait of the world we live in and the temptations that confront us every day as...

Mental health struggles often feel like wandering in a fog. When we're in there, truth is often veiled behind the lies of the world, our...

It can be so difficult for pastors to talk about politics. In this edition of Rock Mountain Live, Gavin, Jason, and I discuss some of the...

Photo of Charlie Kirk by Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0) Violence has once again broken through into public life in a...

You've seen the story. At a recent Phillies game, a woman, now dubbed the “Phillies Karen,” was caught on video blessing out a father in...

Rock Mountain Live 9.5.25. Jason, Gavin, and Jason study Ephesians 4 and more.

Thoughts at My Husband’s Funeral is a song I wrote to give grieving spouses words when their own seem to fail. It captures both the sorrow of loss and the hope of reunion in Christ, reminding us that even in the valley of death, God’s presence remains. More than a lament, it’s a prayer of trust in the One who promises to make all things new.

It’s been a long time coming. I’ve needed one place online to gather all the things I create, and this is it. My work falls into three...