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John and Delmer
It's Easter Sunday and the Bubbas are talking "good news!" Dallas Holm performs Bethlehem, Galilee, Gethsemane by Bill and Gloria Gaither and Ron Huff.
For the Sunday of Palms and Passion (take your pick!), John and Delmer are talking texts -- and we mean LOOOOONG texts -- and thinking about preaching to begin Holy Week. Our closing song is You Are My God from the Crosscut Collective.
For the Fifth Sunday in Lent...well, you know the deal! Join the Bubbas for theological gerrymandering and other such delights as we welcome guest hymnists Charlotte Elliott and William Bradbury for Just As I Am.
For the Fourth Sunday in Lent, the Bubbas behold the snake -- and what God hath wrought! Tom T. Hall sits in to perform -- what else? -- Sneaky Snake.
For the Third Sunday in Lent, Delmer and John are "whipping" it up with enthusiasm for the texts and for preaching. Special guests are Chris Tomlin and Matt Redman performing their setting of Isaac Watts' classic hymn, When I Survey the Wonderful Cross (aka, Oh, the Wonderful Cross).
For The Second Sunday in Lent, the Bubbas are talking and preaching and stuff -- y'all know the drill! Special guest is Regina Spector performing The Call, from the movie soundtrack of Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian.
For the First Sunday in Lent, the Bubbas are dealing with the devil -- well, not really. But you know the story that traditionally opens this season, Jesus confronting the Evil One in the wilderness. There's lots of other good stuff in here, too, so kick back and set a spell.
Musical guests are The Charlie Daniels Band performing -- what else? -- The Devil Went Down to Georgia.
And you thought it was Valentine's Day! For the Sunday of the Transfiguration, the Bubbas are talking mountains, Moses, and more. Vince Gill offers his memorable song, Go Rest On that Mountain.
For the Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany, John and Delmer are talking texts and thinking of the ways God is with us. Special musical guests are the Statler Brothers performing Lord, I'm Coming Home.
