What comes to your mind when you hear the word gate Maybe a door to a fenced-in yard Or perhaps it's grander like an entrance to a castle Well in this program guest teacher Ryan Ingram examines how Jesus used that word to describe Himself in John chapter Don't miss the way Christ acts as our protector and thee door to experiencing a deeper connection to God the Father Main PointsFour characters from John The Thief - doesn t come to bring freedom but destruction - John aThe Shepherd - purpose is for the flourishing of His flock - John [... more]

Song of Songs b thy belly is like an heap of wheat set about with lilies Your belly is the seat of hunger for both food and procreation the fence is lilies - WOW We dig into that in today's podcast [... more]

The American Gulag is real and the threat of tyranny is a reality While years ago it was looked as like a conspiracy theory we now see the assault on our communities by unconstitutional acts by an out of control government [... more]

The village vicar couldn rsquo t sleep As World War II raged he rsquo d told a small group of American soldiers they couldn rsquo t bury their fallen comrade inside the fenced cemetery next to his church Only burials for church members were allowed So the men buried their beloved friend just outside the fence The next morning however the soldiers couldn rsquo t find the grave ldquo What happened The grave is gone rdquo one soldier told the reverend ldquo Oh it rsquo s still there rdquo he told him The soldier was confused but the churchman explained [... more]