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Changing the Culture one person at a time – an interview with Missionary Adam Fridenstine
Adam and Esther Fridenstine have faithfully served in Cojutepeque, El Salvador for 12 years. The...
Exploring Christianity with Jon Beazley, part 2 of 2
Jon has an amazing story. He has traveled as an evangelist for six years, planted a church in...
Exploring Christianity, an interview with Jon Beazley (1 of 2)
Jon has an amazing story. He has traveled as an evangelist for six years, planted a church in...
Pure and Undefiled Religion: Missional Fostering with Jon Stone
James teaches that pure religion includes caring for the fatherless. The Stones, a pastor/wife...
Two Indispensable Anchors for a Biblical Worldview
A person's worldview should be able to answer four basic questions: 1) Where did I come from? 2)...
Apologetics and Parenting: A conversation with Tobi England
Apologetics isn't just about debating an atheist in a public place! Apologetics should be taking...
Ministry Talk with Missionary Justin Hayes
Justin and Grace Hayes have been faithfully serving the Lord in Los Hermanos, Spain, a neighboring...
Materialism vs a Biblical Worldview, conclusion
Hear the conclusion of our discussion with Tim Rosen concerning the solution for rooting out...
Materialism vs a Biblical Worldview, Part 1
In part 1 or 2, we interview Tim Rosen. Tim is the author of four books, has a ministry to local...
A Journey of Grace with Erik McKay
Join us as we follow the journey of a senior pastor who shows a great picture of what God's grace...
Small town ministry with Jesse Loggans
Today, I interview a pastor who has served for the last decade in a town of 300. How does one's...
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The Importance of Biblical Intake – with Pastor Jimmy Lester
If we are going to understand where theology and life intersect - if we are going to truly have a...
Welcome to Worldview, where theology and life intersect
This trailer shares a glimpse of where this podcast is headed. Let's take the journey together!
Free Book Preview – Victory: Hope for Struggling Overcomers
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Victory – Hope for Struggling Overcomers
NOW AVAILABLE! Earlier this year, I released the rough draft for a writing project I was working...
Dispensationalism: Understanding the Basics
Consider this book your Dispensationalism 101 resource. This book starts assuming readers have had...
Jesus or Buddha? Who Should You Trust?
Jesus and Buddha—both were born around two millennia ago. Both are well-known religious leaders...
Logos: Personal Implications from John 1
John's gospel is the classic example of profundity wrapped in simplicity. In his opening chapter,...
Creating Memories
Trip down Memory Lane Og Mandino is credited with saying, "The greatest legacy we can leave our...
Life in the Slow Lane
Life in the country... Most people reading this know me to one degree or another. If that's true,...
Psalm 95 and the Worship of God’s People
Today, I've been spending some time in the Psalms, specifically Psalm 95. It's a relatively short...
And Justice for all?
Today, we celebrate Independence Day here in the States. The Red, White, and Blue waves over many...
Building Healthy Relationships
If we're not careful, life can get so busy that we don't take the time to actually enjoy healthy,...
Practical [Christian] Atheists
The term atheist has been used rather diversely throughout church history. In the Roman Empire,...
The Old Man: Dead or Dormant
Epaphras, the faithful servant of God in Colossae, senses that he needs some help with the...
The Importance of Fatherhood
I’m not sure when the concept of having a day to honor fathers originated. However, we do know...
Famous Last Words
Throughout history, we find the famous last words of mortal men. Voltaire, when asked by a priest...
Lessons from Paul’s References to Athletics
The athletic metaphor seems to transcend time and culture. Some 3000 years before Christ, we see...