Send us a text Last time, we heard how Joey got himself into a mighty powerful spot down in Egypt. And a heap of years went by since the king had that dream about the cows and remember Joey told him they needed to start setting food aside. Our story picks up when people started runnin' out of food. Support the show

Send us a text Tonight, we're gonna saddle up and ride back to the story of our friend, Joseph. Now, last time, we left poor Joey in a mighty tough spot, didn't we? Can anyone remember what happened to him, even though he didn't do a lick of wrong? Support the show

Send us a text Well howdy there, lil’ buckaroos! Pull up your blankets, grab a marshmallow or two, and gather 'round the fire. Tonight I got a story that’s chilled with truth and topped with faith. But first, I got a question... Support the show

Send us a text Israel had quite a few buckaroos of his own. 12 to be exact, but they didn't all get along. See one of the younger brothers, the one named Joseph, he got along really well with his Pa, but that made the other brothers mighty jealous. And when his pa gave Joseph a special gift, a coat that was stitched up like a prairie sunset—reds, blues, golds... well you can be sure those brothers of his weren't rejoicing with him. Support the show

Send us a text So you see, little buckaroos, Easter is about more than just bunnies and eggs. It's about the most amazing thing that ever happened. Jesus, God's own Son, He died for us, but death couldn't hold Him down! He rose again, conquerin' the darkest night and bringin' the light of hope and new life for everyone. That's the real story of Easter, a story of love and victory that shines brighter than any campfire.

Send us a text And that, my young'uns, is the story of Good Friday. It's a story of sacrifice and love, of pain and hope. It reminds us that even when things seem their darkest, the Big Bossman's always got a plan. He's always there to mend our broken fences, to heal our wounds, and to lead us back to the home on the range.

Send us a text Howdy buckaroos! Pull up them blankets and get real close. Tonight, I want to tell ya a story about my best friend. Now, this ain't some high noon showdown or cowboys fighting over birthright, but it’s about somethin’ far more important. And this story begins on a dusty trail.

Send us a text Welcome back, buckaroos! Gather 'round the fire. Preacher's got a good one for you tonight, a tale of two brothers. It's the story of Jacob, a fella who was runnin' from his past and finally ready to face the consequences of his actions.

Send us a text Welcome back buckaroos! It's so good to be back round the campfire with y'all! I hope you're excited for tonight's story, it's a real dream come true! So grab your cocoa and s’mores, I’m gonna tell you about our cowboy, Jacob, that was on the run from his brother.

Howdy, buckaroos! Gather 'round, pull them blankets tight. It's dark, real dark, and I gotta be sure it's really you sittin' there, 'cause this here tale's got more cases of mistaken identity than a blindfolded bronco in a rodeo. It's a story 'bout two brothers, a stolen birthright, and a whole heap of family drama. Now, let me see your faces in that firelight, just to be sure it's really you..."

Howdy, buckaroos! Gather 'round, snuggle up in your blankets, grab some cocoa, cuz I’ve good one for you tonight! Remember our cowboy, Abraham and his wife Sarah? Last campfire, we talked about the 3 cowboys that visited them and told Sarah she’d be havin’ a baby. Well that lil buckaroo grew up into a fine young man and it was about time for him to get married and start his own family.

Howdy, buckaroos! Welcome back to another night 'round the campfire. Last time, we talked about Abram and Lot, and how Abram chose peace over a bigger piece of the pie, or in his case, a bigger piece of land. Now, before we dive into tonight's tale, I've got a surprise for y'all, and a special guest!

Howdy, buckaroos! Gather 'round the fire, tonight's story is a cow-town showdown, but it ain't about gunslingers or cattle rustlers. It's about two fellas, Abram and Lot, and a lesson about what happens when we let greed get the better of us.

Howdy, young buckaroos! Gather 'round the fire, closer now, and listen to Preacher tell a tale, a story from the Good Book. This one's about a time long ago, way back when folks got a hankerin' to build somethin' mighty grand.

Well, howdy little buckaroos and cowgirls! Gather 'round the fire, 'cause ol' Preacher's got a story for ya tonight. A story 'bout a fella named Noah, and a flood that was wetter than a hound dog in a rainstorm.

Howdy, buckaroos! Gather 'round close tonight, 'cause this here tale ain't for the faint of heart. It's a story about jealousy, anger, and the consequences of makin' wrong choices. Remember our outlaws, Adam and Eve? Well, they had themselves a couple of young'uns, Cain and Abel.

Well, buckaroos and buckarettes, gather 'round close. Tonight's tale ain't a happy one. It's about how the first cowboy and cowgirl, Adam and Eve, got themselves into a heap of trouble, and became Eden's outlaws.

Howdy, partners! Welcome back to Holy Smoke. Last time, we heard about how the Big Bossman built the first homestead, the most beautiful land you ever did see. Now, let's mosey on over to Eden Ranch, where the first cowboy and cowgirl were livin' it up.

Howdy, buckaroos! Gather 'round the campfire, snuggle up in your blankets, and get ready for a tale that'll tickle your ears and warm your hearts. Tonight, I'm gonna tell you about the first homestead, the grandest ranch you ever could imagine.