The gospel of Jesus Christ is simple, but it ain't easy (pardon my French). Jesus Keeps It Simple, Stupid...er, uh, I mean...and Straightforward ("K.I.S.S.") in this episode of TURNING HOME.

John T. Baptist, otherwise known as "Captain Obvious" asked the obvious question when Jesus came to the Jordan. We try to answer it in this episode of TURNING HOME.

The Christmas story is marred by an inexplicable act of extreme cruelty which is rarely preached about. St. Matthew writes of it nonetheless so it must be important to the tale, right? We explore that narrative in this episode of TURNING HOME called "The King is Dead".

The message of Christmas is that God really loves..."Nobody". That's the subject of the Christmas Eve episode of TURNING HOME.

There are lots of characters in Matthew's story leading up to Jesus' birth. One of the most intriguing is that of Joseph, "The Silent Hero of Advent", as we here in this episode of TURNING HOME.

Just as the Jews were exiled from Jerusalem 600 years before the birth of Christ, many today are feeling exiled in one way or another. Tears of sorrow may be shed now, but tears of joy will be shed upon their return. These tears the psalmist would call "Seeds of Joy" as we hear in this episode of Turning Home.

John the Baptist would have fit in well with our county road crews as we learn in this episode of TURNING HOME called "The Salvation Road Project".

In this first lesson of the Advent season, Jesus teaches us how the little fig tree can help in figuring out when the second Advent will take place. The message is called "Hope & Expectation" in this episode of TURNING HOME.