Pastor Lacey shares conversation with Father Dennis Gill of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Peter & Paul of Philadelphia concerning the the members of the Body of Christ to love and to learn from one another, as well as of the importance of Sabbath to the spiritual welfare of God’s people.

Pastor Lacey shares conversation with John Freeman about his issues with sexual identity, the transformative power of the Gospel in his life and his opportunity and call to reach out in the love of Jesus to men and women battling similar problems.

Pastor Lacey shares conversation with Brother Page Tyler concerning Step VII of the 12-Step Ministry: “Humbly ask God to remove your shortcomings” (“If we confess our sins, He is faithful & just to forgive us our sins & to cleanse us from all unrighteousness,” I John 1:9)

Pastor Lacey shares conversation with John Fleming of Liberty Ministries in Schwenksville, PA, concerning his deeply-troubled early years, his transformative encounter with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and the highly-laudable work that he now does on behalf of men coming out of troubled and incarcerated backgrounds.

Pastor Lacey shares with Jeff Johnson concerning the metaphor of the local church as a boat, whether moored, row or sail, the latter building, growing and advancing upon the unseen power of the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Lacey shares conversation with Pastor Frank Alexander of Grace Chapel on the Cape Cod town of Wellfleet. Pastor Frank has a powerful personal testimony of how he came to Christ and of his call to ministry and the proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Lacey and Brother Tyler share what it means to be “entirely ready” for God to remove all of our defects of character.