Episodes

  • Wait for Miriam
    Oct 27 2026

    I only missed the school bus once in my life. That was enough. We were only halfway up our quarter-mile-long driveway when the bus stopped, opened the doors, closed the doors, and then pulled away. Enjoy this episode to hear the stories.

    For more podcasts and books from LJ and Andrea Harry, visit linktr.ee/ljandandrea. To follow LJ on Facebook, visit Facebook.com/lj.harry.

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    7 mins
  • Exceptions, Not Excuses
    Oct 20 2026

    When people speed by me or cut me off in traffic in St. Louis, I sometimes wonder if they are racing to the hospital to the deliver a baby. Maybe, but probably not. Those are the exceptions, not excuses. Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

    For more podcasts and books from LJ and Andrea Harry, visit linktr.ee/ljandandrea. To follow LJ on Facebook, visit Facebook.com/lj.harry.

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    7 mins
  • Thank You, Levites
    Oct 12 2026

    I got my first church job when I was around eight or nine years old. I was excited to get in the pulpit and do the work of God, but my pastor had something else in mind. Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

    For more podcasts and books from LJ and Andrea Harry, visit linktr.ee/ljandandrea. To follow LJ on Facebook, visit Facebook.com/lj.harry.

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    6 mins
  • Seventy-Two Verses
    Oct 2 2026

    We walked into the arena where the Orlando Magic played, read the graduation program, and realized there were over seven hundred graduates on that Saturday. We should have packed a lunch. But it was well worth it to hear their individual names and to cheer as if they were running their last lap in the Olympics. Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

    For more podcasts and books from LJ and Andrea Harry, visit linktr.ee/ljandandrea. To follow LJ on Facebook, visit Facebook.com/lj.harry.

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    9 mins
  • 3/168
    Sep 21 2026

    Some numbers are famous. The all-star 3.14 is the beginning of an endless march of digits mathematicians call "pi." March 14 is one of my favorite holidays because it is Pi Day, giving everyone license to enjoy pie without judgment. Another number we need to know is 3/168. Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

    For more podcasts and books from LJ and Andrea Harry, visit linktr.ee/ljandandrea. To follow LJ on Facebook, visit Facebook.com/lj.harry.

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    6 mins
  • I Am a Steward
    Sep 14 2026

    Before Moses signed the scroll of Leviticus and rolled it up, he reminded Israel of a principle God reminded Moses: We are stewards because every good gift we have comes from God. Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

    For more podcasts and books from LJ and Andrea Harry, visit linktr.ee/ljandandrea. To follow LJ on Facebook, visit Facebook.com/lj.harry.

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    6 mins
  • The Fine Print
    Sep 7 2026

    I got roped in again. After I said yes to a salesman's sales pitch, I found myself sentenced to a 120-minute, high-pressure timeshare presentation. My seemingly harmless, inexpensive $199 yes came with it thirty-six lines of fine print. Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

    For more podcasts and books from LJ and Andrea Harry, visit linktr.ee/ljandandrea. To follow LJ on Facebook, visit Facebook.com/lj.harry.

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    7 mins
  • One Sunday in Calcutta
    Aug 31 2026

    One Sunday, Mahatma Gandhi made his way to a Christian church to hear more about the Jesus he had already heard a little about. Gandhi loved some of Jesus' teachings and considered following Him. Would Gandhi become one of Christianity's strongest voices? Only history would tell what happened that one Sunday in Calcutta. Enjoy this episode to hear that story.

    For more podcasts and books from LJ and Andrea Harry, visit linktr.ee/ljandandrea. To follow LJ on Facebook, visit Facebook.com/lj.harry.

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    6 mins