Bits and Pieces

They Say You Can't Take It With You - What If They're Wrong?

"When you die, you can't take it with you." But what if that's wrong? What if some things do make it through - not possessions, but patterns of life, ways of doing things, gifts of character? This episode looks at three examples: an accountant who invented double-entry bookkeeping, a magistrate who showed honest justice with mercy, and a scene that captures something eternally true about love and appreciation.

In Awe of You - How Shall I Stand in the Day

There are not too many songs around on the topic of eternal judgement and life after death. Who knew it could be a beautiful thing, a wonderful thing, something to yearn for? Have a listen and see what you think.