Rock Bible Scissors and The Link Wray Connection

In this episode, Lisa and Tommy dive into the vivid and shocking imagery of Ezekiel 23, where two sisters—Oholah and Oholibah—symbolize two nations consumed by pride, rebellion, and misplaced devotion. With wit and wisdom, we explore how their story isn’t just ancient history but a warning against the dangers of haughtiness, idolatry, and forgetting who we belong to. What happens when nations (or individuals) chase after everything but Jesus? And what lessons can we pull out of their “sister shenanigans” for our lives today?

In this episode, we are unpacking the real meaning of the Word as well as diving into the mystery of John 1:14 — “the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.” Jesus didn’t just show up at Bethlehem; He always was, from the very beginning; but when the eternal Word stepped into time, He put on flesh and walked among us in full clarity — like moving from shadow to 3D reality. Join us on this adventure into the Truth and why He changes everything about how we see God(Father), eternity, and our own walk with Him.

“We wrestle with grudges, pride, and the question of who should forgive who first. But when unforgiveness collides with the bloodline of Jesus, everything changes. In this episode, we’ll dig into how His sacrifice washes our sins away, dismantles excuses to hold onto bitterness, and calls us to walk in true freedom and grace.”

In a world where fame, fortune, and followers often determine how quickly we forgive—or even who we forgive—it’s easy to start treating mercy like an exclusive club with velvet ropes. But Scripture tells a different story. In this episode, we dive into what the Bible really says about mercy and forgiveness—who gets it, when, and why it has nothing to do with status, success, or social media clout. We’ll take a light-hearted look at our double standards, laugh at the way culture hands out forgiveness like a backstage pass, and remind ourselves that God’s mercy is wide open—for everyone, no VIP wristband required.

Spoiler Alert: This is not a rom-com, it’s about Redemption!! In a world where “love” is tossed around like a like button—“I love pizza,” “I love this show,” “I love how my dog tilts his head”—we’re swiping right on everything except the real thing. This episode gets real (and real funny) about how the word love has been stretched thinner than your favorite leggings, and how we’ve confused feelings, flings, and fandoms with something far deeper.
But John 3:16 sets the record straight. God’s love isn’t casual. It’s not performative. It’s not a Hallmark card. It’s sacrificial, unshakable, and all about action—not just affection. So while the world’s tossing out “love you!” like it’s on sale, we’re zooming in on the kind of love that went to the cross—and still calls you by name.
Join us for a heart-check with a side of humor as we rediscover the only love worth matching with: Jesus.

In this episode, Lisa and Tommy dive into the book of James with their usual mix of humor, heart, and holy conviction. Is it enough to say you have faith, or does God actually expect you to do something with it? (Spoiler alert: He does.) From bringing a neighbor a meal to simply showing up for someone in need, we explore what it looks like when faith laces up its shoes and gets moving. Because real faith doesn’t just nod along in church — it grabs a mop, opens its wallet, or gives someone a ride.
Tune in as we break down how works don’t earn salvation, but they sure do prove it — and why following Jesus means your love better come with legs.
Plus a revealing truth on the guitar Link plays on the hit show “American Bandstand” in 1959.

In this episode, we dive into the book of James, chapter 1, where things get real about temptation—and who’s really responsible when we mess up. Spoiler alert: it’s not God. It’s not even always the devil. Sometimes, it’s just… us.
We talk about how temptation starts with our own desires, how it lures us in, and how it grows into sin if we’re not careful. We’ll break down what James meant when he said “God does not tempt anyone,” and how instead, “every good and perfect gift comes from above.”
So, grab your coffee and your conviction—because we’re laughing, learning, and leaving excuses at the door. Let’s talk about taking responsibility, finding grace, and walking in the freedom God actually wants for us.

Life gets messy — bills pile up, people get on your nerves, and sometimes the dog throws up right before church. But in the middle of the chaos, there’s one thing we cling to: Jesus. In this episode of “Not Today, Satan — I’ve Got Jesus,” we talk about the reality of life’s troubles and the even greater reality of God’s goodness. We laugh through the struggles, share some real talk about faith, and remind each other that Jesus’ arms are always open — even when ours are full of laundry and stress. Come for the hope, stay for the humor, and leave with a little more peace than you came with.

Jonah tried to run, but God wouldn’t take “no” for an answer. In this episode, we dive into how God’s interruptions are really invitations—and how sometimes being “swallowed by grace” is the best thing that can happen to you. Plus we also highlight a true musician that has been influenced by Link Wray’s music as the Zocko performs in front of “Link”. Stay tuned for all the awesome details.

In this episode of Flashlight Faith, we’re diving into Psalm 119:105 — “Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path.” Let’s face it: life is dark, messy, and full of things to trip over (literally and spiritually). But God’s Word is like the ultimate flashlight — not the dim one from your junk drawer, but a divine spotlight guiding every step.
We’ll explore how the Bible illuminates our way, why God is the only one truly good, and how walking in His light saves us from some serious spiritual stubbed toes. It’s truth, light, and a few laughs — because walking by faith shouldn’t mean walking in the dark.