Welcome to "Rock, Bible, Scissors and the Link Wray Connection." In this episode, hosts Lisa and Tommy dive deep into the topic of lying, discussing its nuances and implications through the lens of biblical teachings. They begin with a prayer, asking for wisdom and understanding, and then revisit the Ten Commandments, focusing specifically on the commandment against bearing false witness.

The conversation touches on different types of lies, from blatant falsehoods to so-called "white lies," and examines how these are viewed in the Bible. They explore scripture from Leviticus and John, highlighting Jesus' teachings on truth and sin. The discussion also includes personal anecdotes and reflections on how lying affects relationships and integrity.

The episode wraps up with a reflection on the importance of starting the day with prayer and a story about Lisa's grandfather, Link Wray, and his induction into the Native American Music Hall of Fame. They end with a prayer for the listeners and an invitation to join them again next week. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of how truth and integrity shape our lives and our faith.

Welcome to another episode of "Rock, Bible, Scissors and the Link Right Connection" with Lisa and Tommy. This week, we delve into the intriguing book of Ezekiel, exploring the prophet's divine visions and their significance. Join us as we break down the three parts of Ezekiel's message: judgment over Jerusalem, judgments of the nations, and the future restoration of Israel.

Discover the vivid imagery Ezekiel describes, from windstorms and living creatures to the glory of the Lord. We also draw parallels between Ezekiel's time and today's world, discussing the timeless relevance of his prophecies. Whether you're new to the Bible or a seasoned reader, this episode offers fresh insights into one of the most complex books of the Old Testament.

Plus, enjoy a special segment on the musical legacy of Link Wray, featuring a tribute song to Dwayne Allman. Don't miss this blend of spiritual exploration and musical history. Tune in now!