Rock Bible Scissors and The Link Wray Connection

Part 2: The Smell of Spiritual Rot What happens when we slowly drift away from the vine? In Part 2, Lisa and Tommy tackle the uncomfortable—but very real—side of the teaching. When we disconnect from Christ, the fruit in our lives begins to spoil. Attitudes change, priorities shift, and before long we start noticing the “smell” of spiritual decay. With wit and candid discussion, they unpack how people get pulled off the vine, the warning signs of spiritual rot, and—most importantly—how to reconnect to the true source of life.

Part 1: Life on the Vine In this episode, Lisa and Tommy dive into what Jesus really meant when He told us to “remain in the vine.” What does it look like to stay spiritually connected to Christ in everyday life? Through honest conversation, humor, and real-life examples, they explore how staying attached to the vine produces spiritual fruit—peace, strength, wisdom, and purpose. When we remain close to Jesus, we aren’t striving to manufacture goodness; it naturally grows from the connection.

Based on 2 Timothy 4:2, this episode unpacks a bold truth with a little holy humor: the enemy doesn’t waste time on passive believers. If you feel pressure, resistance, or like all eyes are on you, it may be because you’re actually in the game. We’ll talk about what it means to be “ready in season and out of season,” why spiritual responsibility paints a target on your back, and how standing firm makes you a threat to darkness. If you’re benched, there’s no heat — but when you step onto the field for Christ, expect attention. The good news? Being targeted just might mean you’re effective. Stand Firm!!!

Join us on this awakening that explores those moments when something just doesn’t sit right in your soul—and you realize that discomfort isn’t random. Anchored in Psalm 139:7–10, this episode unpacks how God uses holy unease to wake us up, slow us down, and call us to discernment. Instead of reacting to noise or following worldly chatter, we’re invited to pause, do our due diligence, and listen closely for sound doctrine—trusting that wherever we are, we are never beyond the reach of the Father’s presence, truth, and loving correction.

In Isaiah 5:20, God warns of a dangerous spiritual tipping point—when people begin calling evil good and good evil, trading truth for comfort and darkness for light. In this episode, we unpack what happens when culture becomes the authority instead of God’s Word, and how a “flipped moral compass” can slowly desensitize hearts, distort convictions, and normalize sin. We’ll talk about why redefining truth doesn’t change truth, how this deception impacts families and faith, and what it looks like to stand firm with biblical discernment in a world that keeps shifting the labels. Ultimately, this is a call to return to Scripture, anchor ourselves in God’s unchanging truth, and follow Christ—even when the culture goes the other way.

In On God’s Clock: Trust the Process—He Wrote It, we explore what it means to surrender our timelines and expectations to a God who sees the whole story while we’re living page by page. Through the story of Sarai and Abram, we’re reminded how easy it is to grow weary in the waiting and attempt to “help” God fulfill His promises. Sarai’s decision to bring Hagar into the picture was born out of impatience, pain, and doubt—but it also reveals a powerful truth: even when we step ahead of God’s timing, His purposes are never derailed. This episode unpacks how God remains faithful despite human missteps, how consequences can follow when we rush the promise, and how His grace still covers every chapter—including the messy ones. When prayers feel delayed, doors close unexpectedly, or life takes an unexpected turn, we’re invited to release control, trust the process, and rest in the assurance that every pause, detour, and unanswered prayer is part of a divine story authored with intention, mercy, and perfect timing—written not by us, but by God Himself.

What happens when God asks for a “yes” without laying out all the details? In this episode, we look at Mary’s extraordinary faith when the angel delivered life-altering news—no timeline, no explanations, no fine print. Through Scripture and honest conversation, we explore what it means to trust God when the path ahead is unclear, the cost feels high, and obedience requires courage. Mary’s simple yes reminds us that faith isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about trusting the One who does.

In this episode, Lisa and Tommy explore the moments of betrayal, denial, and weakness found in Matthew 26 — and how they mirror our own struggles today. From Judas’s kiss to Peter’s denial, we see that even those closest to Jesus stumbled. Yet through it all, God’s mercy remained. This is a conversation about failure, forgiveness, and the grace that meets us when we fall short.

When two strong-willed people crack open Ephesians 5, the sparks (and laughter) fly! Join Lisa and Tommy as they dive into what it really means to submit to one another in love—without losing your mind or your sense of humor. From “who’s the boss” debates to “Jesus is the referee” moments, this episode unpacks how true submission starts with surrendering to Christ first.

In this episode, Lisa and Tommy unpack Jesus’ warning about the “yeast of the Pharisees and Sadducees” in Matthew 16. They break down how a little false teaching or hypocrisy can quietly spread and spoil genuine faith—just like bad yeast in good dough. It’s a lighthearted yet powerful reminder to keep our beliefs pure and our hearts aligned with Christ.

Many call Him “Lord,” but few truly know Him. In this episode, Lisa and Tommy dive deep into the sobering reality that not everyone who claims to follow Christ will enter the Kingdom of Heaven. Drawing from John 3:16 and Jesus’ own warning in Matthew 7, “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven,” we explore what true salvation looks like — not by words or works, but by genuine relationship and faith in Jesus Christ. Are we walking in surrender, or simply going through the motions of religion? Are we truly saved, or have we become self-deceived? This episode challenges listeners to examine their hearts, test their faith, and make sure their hope rests solely on the One who said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” Because when we stand before the judgment throne, the question won’t be what we did for Him — but whether we truly knew Him.

On Deception Island: Exposing the Wolves, we uncover the hidden dangers Jesus warned about in Matthew 7:15: “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves.” In a world filled with deception, half-truths, and watered-down faith, are you standing boldly for Christ—or shrinking back in fear? This episode challenges believers to recognize spiritual wolves, confront lies with the truth of the Father’s Word, and choose bold faith over lukewarm compromise. With Jesus as our protector, what do we have to fear?

In a world growing darker by the day, it’s not a time to shrink back—it’s a time to rise. Rise of the Warriors: Standing for Christ is a podcast episode that equips believers to boldly live out their faith, fight spiritual battles with the full armor of God, and stand courageous in a culture that pushes compromise. Each episode dives into scripture, real-life challenges, and the call to be fearless warriors for Christ in our homes, communities, and beyond. This is your battle cry: it’s not a time to hide—it’s a time to rise.

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.

In this episode, we take a closer look at Revelation Chapter 10—a powerful pause in the unfolding judgment. As six trumpets have already sounded, a mighty angel descends from heaven, wrapped in a cloud and crowned with a rainbow. With one foot on the sea and one on the land, he declares that time is nearly up. We explore the symbolism of his presence, the sealed voices of the seven thunders, and the curious command for John to eat the little scroll—sweet to the taste, yet bitter in the stomach. What does this moment mean in the larger story of Revelation? And why is it important that this chapter sits between trumpet blasts? Join us as we uncover the deeper message of obedience, urgency, and preparation for what’s still to come.

Buckle up and bring your spiritual bug spray — in this episode, we dive into Revelation 9:1–12, where things get wild. (“A fallen star?”)opens the abyss, smoke pours out like a cosmic vape cloud, and then — surprise! — demonic locusts with scorpion stingers show up to ruin everyone’s party (except for the sealed). Join us as we break down the symbolism, the chaos, and ask the big questions, like:“what-in-the-apocalypse-is-going-on with these locust with human faces and women’s hair?” moments with humor, insight, and just enough fear to keep us praying for the acknowledgment of our HOPE!

What do four bound angels, the Euphrates River, and the end of days have in common? In this eye-opening and surprisingly entertaining deep-dive, we unravel one of Revelation’s strangest mysteries: the four fallen angels chained beneath the Euphrates. Why are they there? Who put them there? And what happens when they’re released? We’ll explore ancient prophecy, biblical symbolism, and how this apocalyptic footnote might just ripple into your life today. With a mix of humor, holy curiosity, and grounded biblical insight, we crack open The Riverbed Files—because when angels are on lockdown, you know something big is brewing.

If being a follower of Christ were a crime… would there be enough evidence to convict you? In this episode, we peel back the Sunday smiles and worship playlists to ask the real questions: How do you treat people when no one’s watching? Does your faith show up in the grocery line, in traffic, or when your Wi-Fi’s down? Join us as we dive into the difference between claiming Christ and actually living like Him — even when it’s inconvenient, uncomfortable, or completely unfiltered. Expect laughs, conviction, and a few too-real confessions. No halos required — just honesty.

Every day, we build altars—often without realizing it. Whether it’s to success, relationships, routines, comfort, or even our phones, modern idolatry isn’t about golden statues—it’s about what gets our attention, affection, and trust. This episode exposes the sneaky ways idolatry slips into our lives, sometimes disguised as good things. With honest conversations, biblical truth, and a touch of wit, we invite you to join us as we tear down the false gods and redirect our worship to the One who truly satisfies. It’s time to clear the clutter from the throne of our hearts.

When the world feels upside down and evil looks like it’s winning, it’s easy to lose heart — but we know better. This podcast is all about trusting God, clinging to Jesus, and keeping our eyes on the real prize when everything around us says to give up. Through real talk, encouragement, and a reminder of who’s really in charge, we’ll walk through the chaos with perseverance and hope. Evil doesn’t get the last word — God does. And spoiler alert: He’s already won.

This week, we’re walking through Holy Week, from Jesus’s final breath on the cross to the jaw-dropping moment the tomb was empty. Spoiler alert: death didn’t win.

Some say the Bible is just a collection of stories, half-truths, or outdated myths—but we’re here to prove otherwise (with a little humor along the way). In “The Bible: 100% True, No Refunds,” we tackle the tough questions, debunk the skepticism, and explore how Scripture is literal, symbolic, and metaphorical—all while keeping it real and relatable. Because when God said it… it happened. Join us as we break down biblical truths, dig into history, and remind the doubters that God’s Word isn’t up for debate. Spoiler alert: It’s all true.

Life isn’t always sunshine and roses — sometimes it’s weeds and thorns. In this episode, we dig into the idea that how we live and treat others shapes our eternity. Jesus never promised a trouble-free life (He literally warned us we’d have trouble), but what we plant in faith and kindness can grow into something eternal. Join us as we explore the ups and downs of sowing good seeds, trusting God through life’s storms, and maybe even laughing a little along the way. After all, heaven might just be the garden we’ve been tending all along!

In an exclusive interview with an iconic female guitarist, she shares her transformative journey through the world of music, reflecting on the highlights that have shaped her career. From her early exposure to rock and blues to becoming an influential figure in her own right. She reveals how she broke through the barriers of a male-dominated industry, carving out a distinct voice with her unique guitar and hair style. One of the standout moments of the conversation is her discussion about her connection to Link Wray, a legendary guitarist known for his groundbreaking instrumental rock music. She recounts how Wray’s raw, rebellious sound and innovative use of distortion inspired her early playing, and how his influence has remained integral to her work.

No matter how much we scheme, rush, or try to control the outcome, God’s plans remain unshaken. From Abraham and Sarah’s or Isaac and Rebekah’s impatience to our own desperate attempts to “help” God along, history proves that our detours never derail His will. Join us as we continue our journey into how human impatience collides with divine sovereignty—and why trusting God’s timing always leads to the best outcome.

No matter how much we scheme, rush, or try to control the outcome, God’s plans remain unshaken. From Abraham and Sarah’s impatience to our own desperate attempts to “help” God along, history proves that our detours never derail His will. Join us as we dive into how human impatience collides with divine sovereignty—and why trusting God’s timing always leads to the best outcome.

We offer a thought- provoking dive into the Great Commission and how we ended up with so many Christian denominations instead of just one unified church. Somehow, things evolved from Jesus’ direct command of a clear mission to the Disciples to a world of denominations each with its own take on faith. Join us as we unravel church history, theological twists, and human nature.

“Lost, Found, and Celebrated” Ever felt like you’ve wandered too far, messed up too much, or strayed so far from God that there’s no way back? Think again. In this episode, we dive into the powerful story of the Prodigal Son and the relentless love of a Father who never stops reaching out. No matter how far you’ve gone, God is always pursuing you—and when you turn back, He’s not standing there with crossed arms but running toward you with open arms. If the whole world was saved but you were still lost, God would still come for you. And when you return? Heaven throws a party in your honor. Join us as we unpack this incredible message of grace, redemption, and a love that never gives up—served with a side of humor, real talk, and maybe even a few sheep jokes.

Explore with us just how the Bible shaped America’s foundation, influenced its leaders, and guided the nation’s moral compass. Dive into the history of presidents taking their oath of office with their favorite scriptures and discover the profound impact of God’s Word on the building of our nation. Link shares his story on the birth of Rumble.

Diving deep into the profound mysteries of the Book of Revelation, where the Alpha and the Omega—God’s declaration of being the beginning and the end—frame humanity’s ultimate destiny. Explore the significance of “I Am,” a phrase that echoes throughout Scripture, revealing God’s eternal presence and identity. We’ll also unpack the importance of repetition in the Bible: why does God repeat certain phrases, ideas, and themes? From creation to the final judgment, discover how the repetition emphasizes truth, builds faith, and shapes our understanding of the divine. Whether you’re seasoned or just curious, this episode promises thought-provoking insights and maybe even a laugh or two!

A Special message for our final episode of 2024, see you in 2025! God Bless you all

Join us as we discuss the Original Christmas Story with a look into how it was revealed how the Messiah’s journey toward the redemption the humanity all began.

“Unlikely Messengers: Then and Now” In this episode, we journey back to the time of Jesus, exploring the apostles—ordinary men chosen to walk with Christ and boldly proclaim His message in a world resistant to change. We’ll also discuss how evil, emboldened in today’s culture, is being exposed by these new mouthpieces of truth. How is God using the unexpected to shine light in the darkness? Plus the Wray family share special moments with Link and a special Christmas memory.

Temptation is a recurring theme in the Bible, from Eve in the Garden to Jesus in the wilderness. It represents the constant pull between our desires (the flesh) and God’s will (the Spirit). Jesus teaches us to resist temptation by relying on God’s Word, saying, “Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God” (Matthew 4:4). He reminds us to pray, “Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil” (Matthew 6:13). Leading with the Spirit means trusting the Holy Spirit’s guidance over fleeting pleasures, choosing eternal truth over temporary satisfaction.

Episode Synopsis: In this episode, we dive into the Book of Acts to explore the incredible events following Jesus’ resurrection. We’ll also unravel the meaning behind Peter’s famous vision of unclean animals and how it signaled a groundbreaking shift in the early Church—opening the door for the Gospel to reach the Gentiles. Lastly, we’ll trace the origins of the potter’s field, purchased with Judas’ infamous blood money. Join us as we connect these pivotal moments and their significance for the Church then and now.

In this episode, we dive into the parable of the bags of gold (or talents) to uncover its deeper meaning and relevance for our lives today. Jesus wasn’t just talking about money—He was challenging us to use the gifts, resources, and opportunities God has entrusted to us for His kingdom. Together, we’ll explore what it means to invest in eternal purposes rather than chasing self-centered gains, how to recognize the talents God has given us, and why faithful stewardship matters in building His kingdom. Don’t bury your gifts—join us as we learn how to multiply them for God’s glory!

“Join us on a journey back to America’s holy roots! This podcast uncovers how the Pilgrims and Founding Fathers planted the seeds of faith that grew into a nation, with laws inspired straight from the Bible. We’ll mix history, humor, and a dash of reverence as we explore how a few brave believers crafted a blueprint for freedom, faith, and the pursuit of happiness — all by the Good Book.” Plus a little rock history involving a coin toss that impacted several lives.

Join us in a deep dive into being “Born Again” and who is behind the voice of Batman no Robin.