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BTC EP #014: Hardest Lessons in Recovery (Wes Keziah and Jim Quigley)

Three seasoned leaders in Christian recovery sit down for one of the most honest conversations you’ll hear about the real cost of helping people rebuild their lives. From setting healthy boundaries to navigating betrayal, burnout, spiritual warfare, and the emotional weight of leadership, this e ...

Abide With Us: Recognizing Christ in the Stranger

This is a recording from the sermon preached at St. David's Episcopal Church on Sunday, April 19th, on the Third Sunday in Easter. Rev. Jim Quigley reflects on Luke’s Walk to Emmaus, emphasizing that the Christian story must be known “by heart,” not merely by intellect. He describes Cleopas and ...

E546 The $6,600 6‑Week Weaning ‘Savings’ Trap: Why It Can Mean an $11,000 BRD and Calving Bill on a 300‑Cow Dairy

A 300-cow Wisconsin dairy thought 6-week weaning saved $6,600 a year. The real cost, once BRD and age at first calving were priced in: $11,190. This episode of The Bullvine Podcast walks through the full ledger on Dave's 300-cow herd — $55 per calf "saved" on milk replacer, erased by 24 pneumoni ...

Never Lost to God: A Children’s Sermon and Roadmap Home

Rev. Jim Quigley offers a children’s sermon at St. David’s Episcopal Church (May 3, Fifth Sunday of Easter) using an object lesson about a priest’s stole. He shows a stole made for his ordination by South Sudanese boys, decorated with small feet to remember the “Lost Boys of the South Sudan,” wh ...

Learning the Dance

This is a recording from the sermon preached at St. David's Episcopal Church on Sunday, July 5th, on the Sixth Sunday in Pentecost. Rev. Jim Quigley notes that Independence Day is a red-letter feast day in the Episcopal Church and uses it to reflect on loving God, country, and one another. Drawi ...

Welcome to My Macomb: Trading Fear for Forgiveness

This is a recording from the sermon preached at St. David's Episcopal Church on Sunday, July 21st, on the Eighth Sunday in Pentecost. In this sermon, Rev. Jim Quigley reflects on the Genesis story of Jacob at Bethel alongside the Gospel image of wheat and tares, focusing especially on Jacob’s fe ...

Don’t Be Bashful: Trust, Grace, and Coming Alive

Rev. Jim Quigley preaches at St. David’s Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C. on August 23 (Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost), reflecting on the day’s readings and seeking a responsible, helpful word about God. Noting disagreement about Jesus in “Who do you say that I am?” and Paul’s effort to ...

E648 The 22% Starter Made Better Calves – Not Bigger Ones. Here’s the 3-lb Test.

The study cited to sell 22% calf starter did not produce heavier calves. Empty body weight gains between 18% and 22% starters were identical. On this episode of The Bullvine Podcast, we expose the gap between feed marketing and barn reality. University of Illinois data reveals higher protein bui ...

Rejoice in the Darkest Circumstances: Paul’s Love Letter from Prison

This is a recording from the sermon preached at St. David's Episcopal Church on Sunday, September 20th, on the Seventeenth Sunday in Pentecost. Rev. Jim Quigley introduces the congregation to Paul’s letter to the Philippians as a four-chapter love letter written from prison, centered on sufferin ...

Render Unto Caesar: Wondering About Conflicting Loyalties

Rev. Jim Quigley preaches at St. David’s Episcopal Church on October 18 (Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost) about Matthew’s emphasis on the law and the ongoing tension within the tradition over what honoring the law means. He notes that Torah contains nothing about whether it is lawful for Jew ...