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Join Brother Jim and David for another episode filled with laughter, encouragement, and a heartfelt challenge to examine your faith.

The show kicks off with plenty of fun—including corny dad jokes, an unfortunate turtle encounter, stories from the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, a first visit to Buc-ee’s, and updates on Vacation Bible School. As always, there’s no shortage of humor before diving into God’s Word.

Then the conversation turns to one of the most important questions anyone can ever ask:

Am I truly a Christian?

Using 2 Corinthians 13:5 as the foundation, Brother Jim encourages listeners to honestly examine their hearts—not simply whether they attend church or believe in God, but whether they have truly repented, placed their faith in Jesus Christ alone, and are allowing Him to transform their lives.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

What it really means to be a follower of Christ
Why salvation is by grace through faith—not good works
The importance of continual repentance and spiritual growth
How Satan uses fear, doubt, and discouragement to attack believers
Why every Christian should regularly examine their walk with God
The difference between being a consumer of faith and a servant in God’s Kingdom

Brother Jim and David also reflect on the importance of accountability, serving others, and living out an authentic relationship with Jesus that extends far beyond Sunday mornings.

As the podcast wraps up its season before a short summer break, the hosts take time to thank their faithful listeners and celebrate God’s blessings through more than 150 episodes of sharing hope, humor, and the Gospel.

Whether you’re confident in your faith or searching for answers, this episode offers a loving invitation to pause, reflect, and ask yourself the question that matters most:

“Am I simply religious…or do I truly know Jesus Christ?”

Because a genuine relationship with Christ doesn’t just change your eternity—it transforms your everyday life.

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Do This in Remembrance of Me

It’s easy for something we do often to become something we do without really thinking about it. In this powerful message, Brother Jim takes us back to the Lord’s Table and asks a simple but important question: Why do we take communion?

Through Luke 22:14–20 and 1 Corinthians 11:26, we are reminded that communion is far more than a religious tradition. The bread points us to Christ’s body given for us. The cup points us to His blood and the new covenant. And the table points us directly to the cross, where Jesus paid a price we could never pay ourselves.

Brother Jim challenges us to remember that salvation is not about how good we have been, what we have accomplished, or how religious we appear. It is about what Jesus Christ has done for us.

Communion also calls us to examine our hearts, surrender the things we’ve been hiding, forgive as we’ve been forgiven, love as we’ve been loved, and remember that we are not alone. At the table, we are reminded that despite our differences, we are one body in Christ.

And while communion looks back to the cross, it also looks forward. Jesus died. Jesus rose. Jesus saves. And Jesus is coming back again.

So as we approach the Lord’s Table, may we come with humble, grateful, repentant, and expectant hearts. May we slow down, remember the sacrifice, celebrate the grace, and never forget the Savior who gave Himself for us.

Do this in remembrance of me.