Even though our podcast is directed toward Gen Z, it is important that we all consider the reality and (apart from the Rapture of the saints) inevitability of death. What happens when we die? Is death the end? What about saved people, how much do they know after they die?

Concluding this week regarding Things We Didn't Learn in Bible College, are the aspects of dealing with personal grief and hardships while still in the center of God's will; various aspects of dealing with staff (whether your peers or those you have chosen to work with you); and having long-suffering and forbearance in our preaching and ministering of the Word of God.

Pastor Al & Pastor Dan talk about the intense load that finances bring to the ministry. They also deal with the "peer pressure" of comparing your own preaching with the preaching and the results which other preachers seem to have.

Your hosts start off the week with the topic, "Things I Didn't Learn in Bible College." We discuss how to be better prepared for the unexpected.

How does a pastor determine when to preach messages that are tough to deliver? Is it sometimes better to just go to the person that brings the message idea to mind rather than deliver it to an entire congregation? Well we have two guys that have some thoughts on that today.

Could it be that some times preachers preach in anger or in attempt to pin point a problem? Dr. Stone and Pastor Wolvin take a very real look at what the aim of preaching should be and sometimes the reality of what it really is.

A faithful listener, a pastor, sent in a list of topics that people seem to struggle with. He graciously listed each of them beginning with the letter “M”. Listen in as Al and Dan discuss why people struggle with those topics.

What about those who never seem to find the right one? What is life without ever having had a spouse. Al and Dan look at the possibility that there may not be a Mr. or Mrs. Right AND if you marry Mr. WRONG, because Mrs. never are. (LOL)

This is starting to get serious, we are moving beyond the “talking”, liking, you no longer have cooties stage to … I am REALLY interested. NOW what do we do?? Pastor Wolvin & Dr. Stone co-founders of “B" Harmony are here to help!

At what age should someone start thinking about finding that special someone. What are some of the characteristics and circumstances that we should look for. Well guess who knows … The Dynamic Duo does.

Replacement theology is on an uprise today. Just what does that mean and entail? Al and Dan talk today about what implications that brings and what we as Christians should

Today the guys look a little more closely at the geography, geopolitical position and history of the country of Israel and show why so many have a disdain for the nation of Israel today.

There is some confusion today as to where Christians should show their loyalties when it comes to the modern state of Israel. Are they God’s chosen people, do we need to bless them or face God’s curse. Tune in and the guys will shed some light.

Pastor Wolvin and Dr. Stone continue on today in search of the right counsellor for you. The conclusion could be drawn sometimes that maybe you just need to do right, accept responsibility and move on OR you can just go to counselling for the rest of your life (not).

Many problems could be avoided or dealt with much quicker if people would just address the issues much sooner. Some may not even need to seek counsel if they would just read the Bible and pray as well. As you will find out in this episode from those deep fountains of counsel, Al and Dan.

They guys look at those times when we may need to get some counselling. Who, what, where, when, are the questions that just to scratch the surface. Listen in as Al and Dan discuss the aspects of counselling and counsellors.

The great advance of technology exalts the wisdom of man - but is it wrong to use that technology? If so, where is the line between "acceptable" and "unacceptable" technology use?