On Wednesday Pastor Wolvin said, “Good preaching is explanation, application and invitation”. The guys run with that idea today as they look at the formulation, the building of an invitation.

The guys look at the value of giving an open invitation altar call in the church service amid some changing times where it seems that is changing in some IBC today.

They guys take a short walk down a dead-end road today, nothing serious just two old friends talking as they go but passing along some stuff to you as they do.

For those who never miss a shot, a mulligan is a term used in golf that allows you to take another shot. The guys look at things they’d love to do over, have another chance at or would LOVE to do one day on this episode.

The guys now turn to some times of great rejoicing in their lives and in their ministries. Both agree these FAR outweigh those regrets.

Bro. Stone was asked this question, “What is your greatest regret in ministry”. That inspires this podcast as Al asks Dan for his thought on this as well.

One day we will stand before the Lord and give an account of what we have done with our liberty as a believer. You might be surprised at what that might mean.

The guys look back to a time when Christians were first almost forced to exercise this liberty of the believer at a cost many today would not dare to pay.

The sole liberty of the believer. What is it? What is the benefit of it? This week Pastor Wolvin and Dr. Stone examine a topic submitted by a young man who’s trying to figure that out.

They guys get a little prophetic and try to see what may be coming down the track … again. Things don’t really change much but there are some new curves in the tracks for sure!