The Day that Changed the World

In our second session of studying the book of Acts, we will look at the day that changed the world.  It is called Pentecost and its roots were in the major festivals of the Old Testament.  The Hebrew name of the day is Shavout, which literally means “weeks”.  It was a harvest festival celebrating the first fruits of the… Continue reading The Day that Changed the World

Finale

In this episode of The Road to Somewhere, John and Joy reach the pier in Santa Monica and the end of their journey down Route 66.  Along with the end of their driving adventure, John will also give his audience a brief introduction to the final book of the Bible: Revelation.  As we have joined them… Continue reading Finale

Have a Brian Burger

Have you ever had a Brian burger?  If you have, it means you have been to Victorville, CA, our stop for this episode of The Road to Somewhere.  Victorville is our last stop on the high desert of California.  Next episode we drop down to sea level and San Bernardino.  John and Joy decide to shoot… Continue reading Have a Brian Burger

The Original “Rocky”

Our stop today on The Road to Somewhere is Barstow, CA.  When John and Joy pull into town it is 107 degrees.  At times, the temp can get up to 120 degrees.  Barstow sits 140 miles away from Los Angeles.  In the older days of Route 66 it was a popular spot to stop for gas or a motel. … Continue reading The Original “Rocky”

Bagdad Cafe

Somewhere back in your youth you might have watched the movie Bagdad Café.  My memory of the film is that it was a bit off-beat.  Ironically, our stop today in The Road to Somewhere is in Bagdad, CA, where the movie was NOT shot.  Bagdad is actually a ghost town with the only feature of civilization remaining a… Continue reading Bagdad Cafe

Into California

Welcome back to The Road to Somewhere.  In today’s episode we start our final leg of our journey down Route 66 and through the Bible.  John and Joy cross the I-40 bridge at Topock and head into California. As we head through California on our way to the end of Route 66, we will be looking at what are… Continue reading Into California

Don’t Be A Cretan

Today’s episode of  The Road to Somewhere brings us to the end of our Arizona leg of Route 66.  John and Joy will cross the Colorado River in our next episode and spend the rest of their journey in California, heading to the end of Route 66.  In this final Arizona episode, they come to the town of Topock,… Continue reading Don’t Be A Cretan

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